Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
NORTHFIELD

William Newhall. motored TO East Ea,-
dolph Sunday.
NORTHFIELD
Percy Lefevre and Miss Emma Sand
ors both of Mortified were married
at $3.50 Monday morning in ST. Johns
Church. the Rev. J. A. Lynch perform
ing the ceremony. They were attended,
by Miss Ina Sanders, sister of the
bride, and Roy Tatro.--Miss Adele
McConnachie of Springfield, Mass, is
at the homo of her aunt. Mrs c. A.
Plumley for part of tho school vacs-
tion.-Mrs NJ. i. Blake and daughter.
Ruth. of Hartford Conn, are visiting
in town. guests of Mrs. Blake's sis
ter. Mrs W. H. Hardin.-Charles
Burns is enjoying a vacation from his
work at St Michaels College and was
at the home of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. l.. Burns, Sunday. He has gone
to Boston to spcnd two weeks with
relatives and frien ls-Mrs. Sarah Car
pcnter of STAFFORD is spending a few
weeks in town at the homo of her
cousin, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Curtis, on Cross
street.--Mrs. w. e. Cha ggett has zone
to Boston to visit for a few weeks
Miss Dorothy Whall who has been
spending two weeks in town the guest
Of Mrs. r. e. Greene, has returned to
Boston.--Waync Howe and Robert SAN
born have gone to Boston on u few
days trip From there they will go to
Portland, Me-Miss Vivian Powers, the
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs James
Powers underwent an operation Thurs
day for the removal OF adenok,s and
tonsils. The operation was performed
by Or. n. A. whitney, assiste by Dr.
J. II. Judkins.--Miss Ruth Gill. who
has been spending two weeks in town
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Moriarty.
has returned to Boston.--Mr and Mrs
Hale x. Darling of Chelsea were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich sun
day.--A son, James Edward. was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Maltese Thurs
day. Mrs. Maltese was formerly Miss
Eva Broggi.-Dr. and Mrs. Fred Davis
Of Lyndonville, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Hartwell Sunday.-Mr. AMI
Mrs. F. A Sanderson and J. l.. Tucker
of Worcester Mass, have opened Hill
crest for the summer--Miss EdoIa
Sheldon has returned from West Med
ford. Mass, where she spent the winter.
-Ransel Warner, who came from Chi
cago, ILL.,, to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f.. T.. Warner, underwent sur
Gical operation at Heaton hospital. The
operation was made necessary because
of internal injuries received while
bowling. He is making satlsfa Glory re
covery.-The members of De Witt Clin-
ton Lodge F.. and A. NJ, attende the
morning services in St. Mary's Church
Sunday and listened to very able
sermon. delivered by the rector, the
Rev. F.. NJ. De Forest.-Mrs. Amy
Bruidnell of Cleveland. Ohio. and
daughter Miss Wilhelmina Bruidnel.
who is attending school in St Adams.
are at the home of Miss Sarah Bruid-
nell on Water street. Miss BruidneliS
father. Frank Brui lnell. who has been
in poor health for some time, is in
serious condtion.-Mrs. Clara Holton.
who has been spending two weeks in
Boston and vicinity. has returned
home. She was accompanied to Boston
by her daughter Miss Beatrice Hol-
ton, of Montpelier. They were at the
Mount Hermon school while away
visiting the formers son, George Hol-
ton.-The young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dynes Gilpin who has been i'll for
a short time. has been taken to Hea-
ton hospital, Montpelier, for treatment
1t was feared that spinal meningitis
would develop--Mrs. Grace T. Brock,
accompanied by her son. Roger, have
gone to Blodgett's Landing, Lake
Sunapce, y. f., for the summer.-Mrs
]. +. Meagher of Burlington is spend
ing a couple weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Hannah McCarthy.--Mrs. f. c.
Kmball and chill iren, who have been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrr. y J. Houston. haze re
turned to their home n Swnntor.-
Mrs. 7. Flood has gone to R.a:tl"bo-s
to spend Il few weeks with her son
and fa,nily.--John F.. P1unkctt has re-
signed as street. commissioner for the
village of Northf!eld Ecwarn Keity
has been elected 20 take his plnce ar )
has assumed his dutics,-Miss Emma
L. Davis gave a luncheon at her HON e
on Prospect street Saturday to Miss
Bernice Cross, in hono- Of her aI-
preaching marriage to Lieut.. Philip "a.
whitney.-Miss Mildrca Kimtall has
been In burlington me pas, aesk at
tending the commencement at the Uni
versity of Vermont. Miss Ximball was
graduated from that college last year.
Mrs. Hattie Tillotson of Barre was
with her sister, Miss Grace Ingalls,, at
their home on Pearl street over SUE
day. Mrs. Tillotson has charge OF the
children's gardens in Barre this sum
mer.-Mrs. II. |. Cutting, daughter,
Mrs Laur, Wells, and granddaughter
Dorothy, have returned from Wood
stock and are ut their home on High
land avenue. Mrs, Wells has been teach
ing in the public schools of Woodstock
the past year.-Miss Marion Burns of
the University of Vermont is at the
home of her parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. J.
L. Burns. for the summer vacation
Mrs J. G. Donahue was in St Adams
Sunday. Her daughter, Miss Mary. who
tea ches in that city, returned with her
mother for the vacation.--Niss Flor |
ence strong of Burlington, who has
boon visiting her mother, Mrs. II. w
Strong, has gone to Newport.-Prof. A. |
w. Peach, accompanied by Mrs. Peach |
and son, have gone to Brattleboro to
spend the college vacation at their |
summer home.-Mrs. Della j. GoWdy, |
who has been spending the past two
months in town at the home of Mrs
NJ NJ Curtis, has gone to Melrose,
Conn to attend the wedding of her
niece and from there will go to Bald |
winsvilc Mass. to spend some time
with her cousin.
WATERBURY
The ball team Of the Waterbury Ath