Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08

Clara ketchum; senior vice, Mrs Clara
Averili' Junior vice, Mrs. Mabel williams:
treasurer, Mrs. Ella Bruce; chaplain, Mrs.
Lila Durham; conductor, Mrs. Clara Al
len; assistant conductor, Mrs. Ethel N.
Rogers: guard, Mrs. tottie CiouRh: as
sistant guard, Mrs. Myrtle Bashsw; Sec
| rotary. Mrs. Louise Holman; patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Emma Green; press cor
respondent. Mrs. Mabel Bonnet; musician,
Mrs. Genevieve Mcintosh; first color
bearer, Miss Delta Chandler; second color
bearer. Mrs. Laura Luce: third color
bearer. Arvilla Rowe; fourth color bearer,
Mrs. Ada Carr. Tho Corps has now
mem bership Of rs. Friday evening this Or
ganization will serve refreshments at the
firemen's ball. to be given in the Sails
bury warehouse Moliie Holman
was given birthday party Monday, this
being the sixth anniversary of her birth.
Several girls and boys Of her age were in
vited guests, who brought her gifts In
| honor OF the occasion The children had
merry time with games and refresh
ments.-Miss clifford Of South Randolph
after visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alice Moore,
left Monday for johnson, where she has
, position as stenographer at tho normal
schoo--Miss Ona Ladd closed her vnca-
ton here with her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Ladd. Monday and returned to Middle
, bury to resume her studies at the col
lege.-John Il. Adams and son. Lawrence,
Of South Royalton, were guests OF Mr..
| Adams sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gould, Sunday.-Miss ENERGY
Bowen after several days stay IN
Canaan. n. H., returned home Monday
Mrs. Carroll Granger went to Barre to
visit friends Monday and also TO attend
| to some business --Dwight Granger. after
passing his vacation here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Granger, left Mon
day night to resume his studies at Dart
| mouth College.
Julius Blackmer of Gaysville Is hero
| this week at the horne OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Gould to visit his son. who is at
the sanitarium recovering from an oper-
alton for appendicits.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Temple left Wednesday for Bos-
ton. where they will pass about n week.
while MFR. Temple Is attending to bus-
ness.-Mr and Mrs. F. A. Josiyn left
| Wednesday for Lakeland. Fla, where
they will pass n few weeks and the
house on the Highlands is closed during
their ce.--Mrs. Charlotte Luce Of
| Brsintrec came Wednesday to attend to
business matters and also to call upon
| friends.--A pleasant and largely attended
| reception was given at the parish house
Tuesday evening In honor Of Miss Blanche
| Sparhawk, who has long been associated
with the church work and who is soon
10 leave for . permanent home In Chicago
and the Far West Man, we're present.
The party also took the form of a shower
in anticipation of her approaching mar
riage. Many gifts were received and
quite sum OF money.-Mrs. Clarence
Webb was among the visitors IN town
Tuesday, coming from East Granville
Mrs. Ernest Sawyer went to Bethel We'd
ncsday TO visit her sister. Mrs. Martin
Essigman.-Frank Sawyer, who has been
i'll for several days, has been able Ia
come from Rochester, where he was iii
and is at his home here slowly improv.
ing.-H. l.. Patch has rented the store
Irecently vacated by N L. Udall. which
is adjoining his present store. and will
after it is fitted up, move his printing
business downstairs, thus giving them
more room for the living apartments
above. Mr. Patch has a constantly in.
creasing business and now employs sew.
eral girls.--W. H. Emerson went to Han.
over and White River Junction Wednes.
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