Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23

Troy. i. Stafford has returned from
a visit with his nephew, S. NJ. Board
man, and family in Keene, n. H.-Charles
Il. and Rufus p futile and Charles F.
Hartman of Rutland have been i'm Stowe
purchasing old Vermont documents and
books.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Howell
of Boston have been making business
visit In Stowe and vicinity. travelling in
a camping car.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Bedell were In Burlington over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Demeritt went Saturday to
enter the Albany Business College.--Nfiss
| Florence Canning has returned from
visit of two weeks in Springfield. Mass.
and resumed her work as stenographer
in the Office of the Mt. Mansfield Coop,
erative Creamery association.-The SEQ.
ond meeting of the Young America club
was held at the stowe high school as
sembly hall, with good attendance of
! members and two visitors. 1t is des,.
able that more parents and friends at
tend the meetings of the club.-Corne,
Riley has returned to ST. Adams after
several days in Stowe
The meeting Of the civics class has
been postponed until Sunday evening
Miss Gertrude Combs of Washington,
napolis Naval Academy and Mr.. and
D. c.. Clarence Aldridge Of the An
Mrs. Harold Combs of East Berkshire
have visited Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Lynch
this week motoring here from East
Berkshire-A. d. Lynch. creamery
manager. and p. A. Raymond are at
tending the Eastern States Agricul-
tural fair at Springfield. Mass.-R. II.
Metcalf of Poland. Me-, is in stowe.
recuperating from Injuries resulting
from an automobile accident.--CaDtain
Stickney has gone to Barre with his
airplane after two days exhibition
here Among the passengers on aerial
flights Monday was Miss Ruth Nc
| Mahon.-Mrs. F. s. Dow of St JOINS
bury is passing the week in Stowe
Miss Susan Downer. who has passed
the summer in stowe has returned to
Morrisville where she has resumed
work in the office of II. A. Slayton &
Co.-Miss Ruth Gibbs Of Amesbury.
Mass, Is visiting relatives in stowe
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Cleveland and
, daughter Miss Margaret and son.
Robert motored Saturday to Durham.
; n. H.. by way of the White Mountains.
: Miss Cleveland remained in Durham to
take up her fourth years studies at
the State agricultural college.-Miss
, Mildred Seaver of Cady's Falls passed
? several days in Stowe this week.-Mr.
, and Mrs Frank Morgan Of Eden Mills
have purchased n. r. Chapin's farm
In the Little River neighborhood and
. Will take possession November 1.-Mr.
and Mrs. Raeburn NJ Mcmahon are
, moving this week to the house on
2 Puckre street recently purchased of L.
c. Raymond.-Mrs. H. S. Matthews re-
, mains quite i'll with rheumatic fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Farrar of Richmond
, have visited friends in Stowe this
week.
Miss Nellie Robinson of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
, Mrs. w. w. Robinson.--Mrs. ]. r.
= Hodge of Waterbury Center and
c nephew. George Woodward. superin-
g tendent of the American Rubber COM
panys works at Boston and Mre.
= Woodward called on friends in Stowe
Monday.-Mr5. S. c. Wheeler of Wat
i, erbury is visiting her mother. Mrs.
:, Euncie Politicians. Lola b. Douglass
= who is making an extending western
town, is now at the home Of her
brother Elroy s. Billings in St Louis
"A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
T. Way in Burlington Monday morn.
!, ing is the grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs.
:. Walter NJ. Adams of Stowc.-Douglass
/. Barrows. John Boardman. Louise Nor
o gan. Effie Sleeper. Rebecca Buron and
k Kathryn Recor of stowe high school
n 1920 have gone to Burlington to enter
h the University of Vermont-Orlo x.
t Jenney and Nadine Boardman will
y take up their fourth years studies at
:. the university and Ira Mum Board
s man and Floyd sleeper the third
,. year's.-Mr. and MIS- Edmund La
= Rock of Richmond are visiting rela-
s tives In town.
Il farewell supper Will be given at tho
e banquet hall at six o'clock Thursday
# afternoon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. O. f.
= Luce and Miss Ruth McMahon. to which
4 their friends are cordially invited. 1t Is
& requested that all bring something for
e the supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Luce expect to
go to Burlington to make their homo
about the first of October Miss McMahou
will go about the same time to New
York city where she has a position as
teacher in the Wright Oral school
Harvey knight and little nephew. Will
liam knight, are passing the week with
d relatives In Newburv.-The Rev. c. F.
= Hayward is passing n part of the week
10 in North Troy.-Mrs. John Foster has
e gone to Springfield. Mass to pass the
y winter with daughter. Mrs. Fosters
Q son, j. A. Foster. accom- panied her and Is
e attending the Eastern states Exposition
at Sprn gfeld.-Mr. and Mrs John Smith
have returned to Fitchburg, Mass after
two weeks with relatives in Stowe.-A
; meeting of Mt Mansfield Mountain
i Grange will be held Saturday evening
=. with work on the first and second de-
=. grees-Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Collins and
~ guests. Mrs. Lucy Davis and Mrs. Elmer
: Davis of Rocky Hill. Conn. viited Mr.
. Collins brother y. F. Collins. in Eas,
;. Randolph. and sister Mrs. Flora Rindge
- in Bethel. Wednesday and Thursday.
- II. f.. Shaw. c. L. Mcmahon and DR..
" II. w Barrows attended the Democratic
!, convention In Burlington Wednesday.-N
r. Barrows, f. l.. Barrows and 0. f.
e Luce attended the fair in Mortified We'd
s nesday.-Miss Kate Cummings of st.
Adams is the guest of Miss Clara a
Barrows.-Dennis Kaiser went Wednes-
day to Groton, Mass, where he expects
= TO find empoyment.-Mrs. Abbie Warren
l. Is visiting Mrs. c. NJ. Lawrence in Nor
e ristown.-Miss Kathleen LeBaron of
J. ment here Monday evening under the
auspices Of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Tominson, who
have passed the summer here, left We'd
nesday for their home in ST. Cond, Fla
Mrs, F. f! Smith was called to Shore
ham Wednesday by the death of the lit
tie daughter of eight years of her sister.
Mrs. Grant Baldwin.-Mrs. Ira Fuller of
y Waterbury Center is visiting her former
y home in Moscow.-A reception will be
= given the Rev. and Mrs, c. L. Hayward
II and the teachers of the high and graded
II schools at the Akeley Memorial building
y Friday evening. All are cordially in