Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13

ton of all house holders. Tickets will bs
furnished to those who will collect rub.
Dish and put in some convenient recepta.
! Gle, box or barrel and If such tickets are
hung in conspicuous place. truckmen
VIII call either Friday or Saturday, May
l4-15 TO remove such rubbsh.-C. n. S.
Pierce went Tuesday TO Rutland to at.
tend the annual department encampment
OF the e. A. r. now being held in that
c!ty.--1he condition of Mrs. Adelaide
Daigncault Is serious and no hopes are
entertained of her recovery. Alderman
Levi III. Brown is in Florence this weel,
experimenting the erection of a cheese
plant for tho Sheffield Farms company,
Inc.-R. II. Emmons of Boston called on
friends here ycsterday.-Mrs.J John selden,
who has been passing several weeks at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A.
Lee. has returned TO Bristol.-Afrs. David
Manning and George Bora of Fitchburg,
Mass, were called here Monday by the
serious Illness of Mrs. Adelaide Daig-
neault.-Mrs. Anna r ench has taken n
position in the store of Chamberlain. Foote
& company,-Mrs C. u. Wabber of Walt
nam. Mass, is demonstrating Mazda oil
at the store of w. i. and w. B. Dalrymple
this week.-The conf tlon of Claude Allen.
who Is III with pneumonia at the United
T., l., Is much improved.
The Fcr-isburg Driving association has
become an incorporated society and
known as the Ferrisburg Driving asso-
citation. Inc. The officers elected under
the new charter are: President. w. NJ.
Dean secretary, c. c. Field; treasurer.
A. N. LeGrand; directors. n. T. Newton.
p. c. Russell. l.. L. Avery and Cyrus
lforsford. The new association has leased
the fair ground" where its race track
meetings have always been held, from
the owner for a term of years and is
planning to erect suitable buildings in
the near future so that 1t may conduct
an up-to-date county fair besides hold
Ing the usual matnees The society is
planning now for n field day, May 30,
at which time there will be many differ
cnt contests, together with a fast ball
game. and some racing. while the plans
are being pushed on much larger scale
for meeting to be held July g. at which
time the lovers of the racing sport may
look for a real feast.-The monthly meet
ing of the Forest and Field club. which
was postponed from May 9 to May 10,
was well attended. 1t was voted to hold
hikes every Sunday afternoon. mixers to
meet at three o'clock at the Bixby Me-
mortal Free library. All will bring sup
pers. Plans also were made for early
morning outings and members who wish
to participate will meet in front of the
library at $50 this morning. Their des-
tinaton will be the pine woods on otter
creek near the second bend and break
fast will be cooked in the open.-Mrs.
Juba Daniels has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital, where she has been
for treatment.-Mr. and Mrs. Aanson G.
Wright and daughter, Miss Ruth, yester-
day visited Mr.. Wright's sister, Miss
Addie Wright of Burlington.-Mrs Will
liam II. Norton and daughter, Kathleen,
and Miss Anna LeBoeuf were called
Tuesday to Worcester by the death OF
relative.-Walte Dixie made bust
ness trip yesterday to Burlington.--Mrs
Nelson ]. Renaud has returned from a
visit to MIR. and Mrs. Alphonse Renaud
of Montrcal.-Truman c. Carpenter OF
ST. Johnsbury visited his brother. Ernest
Carpenter. Tuesday.-John w. Ryan is
spending few days in Orwell.-Supt
c. w. Wilson of the State Industrial
school left yesterday for New York city
to attend the national conference on prison
and prison labor as one Of the delegates
to represent the State.-Mrs. Charles f.
Stebbins is spending the week with her
daughter. Mrs. Melvin Morgan, of Man
chester.-The Methodist Episcopal Church
parsonage on Main street is being wired
for electric lights.-Robert Hamilton OF
New York city is a guest at the Stevens
House while visiting friends in town.