Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24


we're In Montpelier over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Jones and returned home 4
Monday The Misses Gail and Genevieve :,
Lamson arrived from Chicago Monday.
The former was graduated from the Chi
cago University last week and the sister
went out to be present.-Fred Smith, i'll !
with typhoid fever for several days. Is i
now thought TO be gaining slowiy.-The |
postoffce now closes at six o'clock at |
night, the time having been set for clos |
ing one hour earlier this week.
Fern Rebekah Lodge held very
pleasant meeting Tuesday night with a
fair attendance. Following the close Of
the meeting. there was a program given
as follows: Piano duet, by the Misses
Merle and Doris Allen; solo. by Dorothy
ordway; recitation. by Miss Hazel Mud
gett; piano solo, by Miss Doris Allen
solo. by Clifford Patch. with encore and
recitation by Junior Galraneau. At the
close of the program. ice cream was
served by the committee. The next meet
ing, in two weeks, is patriotic meet
ing and a program will be given.-Mrs.
M. Campbell went TO the sanitapium Tues
dav for the removal of tonsils and treat
ment for an abscess on her face. the re-
suit of repeated colds for the past sea-
SON. Mrs Campbell is doing well, and will
he at her home in a few days.-Miss
Marjorie Morse went 10 Hanover. n. H..
"Wednesday for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Mabel Adams left hero Wednes-
day night for Denver. Colo, where she
will visit her son and daughter, and may
remain for an indefinite time. Miriam
Adams. her daughter. has been there
with her brother for several months
Mrs, Delbert Scribner and children left
here Wednesday for Rutland, and before
their return will visit in Brandon. Pitts
ford and Goshen. At the latter place
they will visit Mrs. Herman Jones, better
known here as June Fassett.-Mrs. Martin
Sumner Of Braintree was in town We'd
! nesday the guest of her father A. H.,
F1int.-Mrs. D. D. Hudson of Warren and
Miss Helen Campbell of Omaha, Neb., are
the guests of Mrs. i. r. Daniels.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. ]. McGaflin of Mortified have
| been the guests of MIR. and Mrs. e. r..
! Neill this week, Tuesday they left for
| Florida 10 pass little time there where
Mr. McGlahin has business interests.-Mrs.
P. r. Daniels and her mother, Mrs. Har-
| mon, have returned from a weeks visit
| in Moretown and vicinity, where they
have been with relatives.--Miss Elsie
| Tredo. after passing several weeks with
| her grandmother, Mrs. l.. j. Blakefy. LETT
| Wednesday for Newport. her home
Arraneements are being made by the
| American Legion for celebration on
Juiy T. parade, games and other
festivities Will mark the day.-Dr. H. n
HAYWARD has leased OF n. A. Leonard
the rooms formerly occupied and used
by the rest room. and vii, have his OF
fee at this place. Meanwhile the RESI-
| room has been given up, but as soon aS
an opening appears, 1t is hoped to reoper
it in different quarters. The Rev and MIS-
Joseph Hamilton leave here this weei
for White River Junction, where they
will make, their future home.
| Mrs n. A. Skinner, who has beer
absent two weeks on an automobile trip
came home Tuesday to remain with he'
mother. Mrs. L. s. Cleveland. and little
son. Dewitt Skinner, for a time-Mrs
LIZ. A. Salisbury and Mrs NJ. G. BOWEL
left Tuesday for Johnson to- pass shor
time with friends.-The annual village
meeting was held in the auditorium o
the High School building Tuesday night
Mrs G. r. Dumas, after visit II
Springfield. with her son. Leo, returned
home Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs Fred Beedl
of Keene, n. FL. guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. H. Beedle Sunday, have rcturne'
to their home. --Miss Mabel Hamilton wa
in town Sunday to visit her parents. tn
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton. and y
assist them in packing their househoi
goods for shipment to White River juno
ton, where they will move this week
Mr. Hamilton has bought a house ther
and leaves here to be with their dsugh
ter. Miss Hamilton, who returned Monda'
night. They also have a son in tina
pIace.-MrsL Don Moore of Sharon. fte
visiting her father, C. J. Marcott, re
turned home Monday.--Mrs. Mcintyre
who Is clerk in the Thomas store. wa
at her home in Bethel Monday night
, Marjorie Ketchum of Gaysville is pass
ing this week here with her grandpar
ents Mr. and Mrs. +. II. ketchum.-I
son was born Sunday afternoon to MI
and Mrs Edison Clifford. who reside o
j Emerson terrace.-Miss Doris Osha @
Swanton is in town passing several day
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Osha and other relatves.-J.
Lyon of PlattsburSh. y. T.. the CUES
Of his mother. Mrs. Wetmore. Sunda,
left Monday t." resume his work MI
Lyon is employed in Cooks florist estat
lishment in Plattsburgh.-Miss Evely
. Denney, who has been in Washington
D. c.. for some time, has returned
r pass a fev days with Mrs Clara Prince
a Thomas Fitch of Chicago, who wa
. called here by the death Of DR.. E.
r blanchard, left Monday to take his pos
q ton Mrs. Fitch win remain here fc
J., a time with Mrs. Blanchard before RI
K turning TO her home.-Mr. Westoott- fc
v many years chauffeur of the r. J. Kim
d ball family. arrived Monday to took aftf
c some business interests Of the famil!
d 1t is understood that the family will M
: come here this summer and that n
|. house will not he opened this season.
$ The regular meeting of Fern Rebeka
= Lodge was held Tuesday night when
e report of the proceeds of the food sa
was given and Children's Day observed.