Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08

and Mrs, H. V. Wheelock. A phonogra phi
assisted In giving different bird songs
Mrs. Napoleon Rivers has gone to Bur-
lington for weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs. Frank Rafter and Mrs. Olive Cam
ning.--Robert Hamilton has returned to
New York city after a visit to Miss Jen-
ne Laramie. While here. Mr.. Hamilton
was guest at the Norton House.-Mrs
Peters has gone to Sheburne to visit
her sister.-Alderman Levi II. Brown Is
In Northern New York this week.--Harry
Cohen and Miss Anne Hagan of New
York city are visiting their cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Abraham Cohen.
BRISTOL
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cove went Sat
urday to Bristol, Conn, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ~ Green-Margaret DEMO and
IlLucy Goodng visited Grace Merrill In
Lincoln Thursday.-The Methodist and
Congregational Churches and Lawrence
Memorial Library have each received
check for S72s O4 from the w. A. Lawrence
estate It being a portion of the residue or
said estate.-Miss Rena Belle Kingman
formerly of this town and Raymond r.
Hurlburt were married recently at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Cole
in Burlington-Ne Nelson Duchaney Jr.. and
IdUlIS nave tnONtu INTO the Ddili'lS place.
next to this village.-Chares Lamb of
the u. V. NJ. spent the Easter vacation
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. D. Lamb-rerry H. Merrill and Miss
Anna Lucia Novak were married
March 81 at tho brides home in Mid
dlcbury. They will reside in BRISTOL
George briggs of Scotia, n. y, has bought
the place in Rock Dale occupied by q.
II. Plain and family and takes possession
May mir. and Mrs. Morris Kwasnick
have gone to New York to visit relatives
Mrs. Scott Gooding and daughter, Lucy
who have boon visiting their aunt, Mrs
Eva Colby. returned to their home In
Rutland Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. Jones
are the parents Of a son. born Saturday
-E. 3. Guindon who has been in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment,
returned Saturday improved in health.
Mrs. Guindon, who has been in Burlng-
ton, the past two weeks returned with
him-The hose company was called out
Saturday afternoon for a grass fire near
William Fairs house on North street.
Perry H. Merrill has just received word
of his appointment to a fellowship to
Sweden for tho academic year 1920-2l with
a stipend Of s1MO. He Will spend n year
studying forestry and forestry methods
in Sweden. He is a graduate of the New
York state College of Forestry at SYRIA
cuse. n. Y, in the class of 1917. MIR. Mer-
rill at present is district forester of YER
mont State. Mr.. Merrill is fortunate in
| receiving his appointment as only 20 fell
lowshps are awarded in the United States.
He will sail with his bride for Sweden
some time in July.-Mrs. l.. r. Jacobs
is visiting her children in Burlington
A. b. c. Deming. veteran of the Civil
War. died at his home on West street
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Deming was in
poor health. being subject to bad spells,
but he had been about and went to the
, postofilce for his mail Monday morning
| He is survived by a widow. who Is i'll
in bed, and son and daughter.-The
Rev F.. W. Gould went Monday to
attend Troy Conference, held at Saratoga
| n. Y.
Charles Hathorne who has beer
visiting his daughter. Mrs Earl j
| Church, in Fresno, Calf. for the past
three months has returned.-Miss Hill
| dreth Chamberlain of Brandon spent
| Easter at the home of ]. d. Martin
and family.-Mr and Mrs Albert w
Cove of Middlebury have been spend
| ing few days with Mrs. Sophia
Sherwin.-Mrs. It. r. Thomas was II
Burlington Saturday.-Four persons
united with the Federated Church Sun
day. The Easter music was much en-
| joyed. especially the solos by Mrs
| Simone, Mrs. Bamforth and Mrs. DEMO
The church was beautifully decorated
with Easter flowers by Mrs. J. d. Mar
tin and Mrs. r. c. Martin.-The Victrols
| for the primary schools has arrived
and the teachers wish to thank al
who helped to raise the money for it.
| rha In 11n into n
the nter-Church World Movement
at the Baptist Church Sunday evening
hdrew large congregation.-Miss
! blanche Garvey was at home from
! Brattleboro over Sunday.-Miss NIL
dred Morgan returned to her school il
Middlebury Monday.
| The pictures by living Vermont artist.
| have arrived and are now on exhibition
at Laurence Memorial library. They will
be packed for shipment to the next place
on the circuit Friday night. so every on
must plan to see them before then. The.
consist of oil paintings and water-color
and it is a very fine collection. Thi
exhibit is under the auspices of the Out
look club and ParentTcacher associa
ton, which is financing it. No admission
will be asked, but a free will offering will
be gladly received toward defraying ex
penSeS.-The teachers OF the high AM
graded school gave Mrs. Perry II. Mer
rill shower party Monday night at thu
home of Miss Ida Lamb on East street
Light refreshments were served.-Mis
Lucy p. Pierce. English teacher of TIL
high school. is i'll. and Mrs. e. w. Goult
is substituting for her.-M. |. Thomas
of California Is visiting his sons, T. r
and +. NJ. Thomas. and their families
The friends of Mrs. Lewis Dupee CAV
hor a birthday surprise party at he
home Monday afternoon Supper wa
served.-The Neighborly club will NEE
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charlie
Lee.-Mss Phyllis Norton is at home iron
her school in Cambridge. Mass.-Mrs
r. r. Thomas gave a maple sugar part,
to a few lady friends Tuesday Afternoon
at 1.-THE Naples. Miss Grace NJ. Bos
worth of Boston Is the guest of he
mother Mrs. Carrie NJ. Bosworth. TIL
outlook club will meet Friday afternoo
at the home of Mrs. Dixie. Roll call
quotations from plays. practical Patri
otism." Mrs Seden; music. Miss Menne2
reading of a play. In charge of the pro
gram committee, trio. Mrs. Lawrence
Miss Mennez and Mrs. Smth.-Josep
Zero and family have moved from tn
notch into the Stillman White place o
River street.