Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03

Company, Inc.--Mrs. Edith NJ Foster OF
Chicago. i'll. IL visiting hcr cousins.
MIR. and Mrs. George II. Bostwick a
w. Norton has been appointed admins
traitor OF the estate of Charles II.
Strong.--Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Jacknian
OF Lincoln were Sunday guests of Mr..
ana MRS. George II. Bostwick.-Prof
James Bonsficld, wifc aad child of
Gcne"a, NJ v, are visiting Mr. and Mre
w. a.. Scott--paul Yattaw. who has
been employed as express route agor.t
from Burlington to Rutland. has been
transferred to the route between Trey
and Rutland.--Mr and Mrs a. G. Tabri
OF Midd!ebury visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Table,. Monday. r.
Baker o. Burlington called on friends
hero Tuesday.
MRS. Saul Cohen Of New York city and
MSS II. Cohen Of Brandon ware guests
Mo'day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Cohen
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Andrus mot Jred
tuesoay ~ burlington accompanied by
tht! daughter. Miss Helen, n student or
.hr University of Vermont VITO has been
spending few days with th.m.-Mi;s
Dorothy Balden o: Dur.r gton ls Waiting
ner aunt Mrs. w. A. Scott.-Ethan Alien
POST G. ~ R.. were entertained Monday
evening a. tho Sta.s Industrial School
cises at the charel---har,es Crtp,by OF
Chicago arrived Jucday for a ,no,,hs viz
* to his father. william Croabv.-Cien
Jana of Hartford. Conn, is visiting his
r-:onts. Mr.. and Mrs r NJ. Dara.-Mr.
ana MIS- Myron Fishnan and children
or Rutland spent Memorial Day With his
brother. Max Fishinan, and mis- sister.
Mrs. Abraham Co!,an.-R. r. McInty-e
visited his son, Edward. Sunday ut the
Mary Fletcher Hospital. where he 10 re-
covering wnh an operation.
AT the nnnNal meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Nergenpcs Methodist
Episcopal Church officers were elected
Ter the coming year AS follows: President.
Mrs. la Maccab-e; ice-presidcnt, Mrs.
George D. MidJi,brook; secretary, Mrs.
Roy Iattaw; treayDrer. Mrs. H. B. SLACK
the society is in a tlourishing condition.
during the year. The society has nut In
hardwood Zoos IN the pantry -.rId Kitchen
and rave i.,s:Hled electric lights in the
parsonage, btSi'tes doing the needed
psper.ng and ri,inting-T!.e Sewing Cir
Gle VIII meet ,AW afternoon With Miss
Eva Meigs The northwest: district spell
ing contest under The direction of Super
intendent of Schools ". l.. Coggins will
be held in City Hall, VerGennes. Thurs
day evening. Tune 20. There will be three
towns in the district. Vergennes, Add-
son. Panton, Ferrisbrrg, Monkton and
"altham.-E. d. QuH'ln has rented the
l.. G. Whitford hous" o. Greene street.
Miss Rose Donav Of Burlington has
been spending days with her
mother Mrs. Jaino ,naway.-Miles A.
Sawyer of Rutland Ga 81 on friends here
yesterday.-A food sal will be held Sat
urday afternoon in the Vergennes school
building for the benefit Of the kinder
garten school.-Miss Martha Thorn visited
her farm in Waltham yesterday.-J.
Albert Charbonneau has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk in the store of j. A. Har-
rington Co. and Wlfred Little has
taken his place.-Mrs. Bernard Mulcahy
on her way from Middlebury to her homo
in Hardwick visited friends in town this
week. Mrs. Mulcahy was a former resi-
dent. and will be remembered as Miss
Annie Sinon.-Byron A. Beal of Brooklyn,
n. Y. is passing a few days at the Beal
summer home at Fort Cassin.--Misa Rhea
Patnaud has returned to Burlington after
a visit to her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. Mner.-Mrs. II. V.
Wheelock and daughter, Madeline. who
are spending the summer ut the Wheelock
camp at Woodbury. pond. is passing a few
days in town.-NIrs. Joseph Renaud of
Rutland has joined her husband here for 4
the summer.
The Vergennes State School of Agricul- |
ture baseball nine defeated the Vail Agri- |
cultural School at Lyndon Center May |
81 by the score of to 1. Captain Whit |
ney of the V. S. A. drove out home run |
in the first inning and Jacobs brought in |
a second run in the third inning. Lyndon |
vile Aggies scored in the first inning |
Both teams frightened up after the third |
inning and no more scores were made. |
The Vail Agges an old rival of V. S.
A, but never have equalled them. 1t
was the cleanest and fastest game played |
this season. The Vail Aggies showed ex
ceptionally good spirit and gave the fell |
lows a good time.
RRTSTOT,