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


HUNTSVILLE
The many friends of Miss Marie l..
Gulick will learn with regret that sho
has severed her connection with the Office
Of the Warren Hide &. Leather Co,
where she has held n responsible position
for several wears and will leave town
shortly. During hcr residence in Nor
rsvllc. Miss Gulick has taken an active
part in its civic and social life. whether
in the CONGREGATIONAL Church, where she
has been a member of the volunteer choir.
in the Unity club. where she has held Office
repeatedly. in the wo,,an's club. in which
connection she has for several seasons
past been instrumental in the conduct of
the lecture course. or in the Lamoille
County Chapter CT the Red Cross. where
she has been secretary for two wears; in
all these different societies she has been
an efficient and indefatigablc worker and
her departure Is a Distinct loss to the
community, as we'll as to the larcs circle
Of her personal associates. After n brief
visit to her parents. the Rev. and Mrs
Iiervey Gulick OF Bridport, Miss Gulick
expects to 70 TO New York city and en-
gage In social service work.
On Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. j. \. Waite the o club entertained
its members and n few invited guests
at an informal dinner in honor of Miss
Marie Guici5, who is soon to leave town
Covers were laid for eight In the CEN
ter Of the table was a miniature Naypo,e
with Its many colored ribbons extending
TO each plate, where stood a pretty Nav
basket filled with bonbons. Tho place
cards were dainty boutoneires of spring
blossoms. After the repast the guests
repaired to the living room. As in all
other social circles Miss Gulick will be
missed by the club and its friends and
sincere are the good wishes that will fol-
low her to her new work
Miss Margret Murphy of Barre. came
Monday to care for Mrs. A. q Small. who
has been quite ill for the past few weeks.
Miss G. w. Towne sunerv,sor at tho
Citizens Telephone companv's Office was
off duty the latter mart of tho weo,, an
account of illness.-Miss Nerle sr,a,,o,.
and Ray Smalley. of the University of
Vermont. spent sunday With th.,r r,o,,a,.
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people attended tbe dance NJ ~. H.,
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