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

Much 20 the regret of the community
and travelling public. the Orleans House
has been closed for the month of June.
The table service of this hotel has become
famous throughout the county and many
are the words of praise for Mr.. and Mrs.
Pike, who have for so many years dis
rensed hospitality to the public.-Chares
Grow and family, of Albany, have moved
into AUD Lang Syne". He has rented
the blacksmith shop of George Robbins.
Miss Kate Randall. who has been i'll
for several weeks, is improving Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Garvin and son. Charles of St.
7ohnsburY, spent several days with rel
stives this Week.-Mrs. Mary Root, of
st. Johnsbury. was at home over Me-
mortal day.-Miss Lois Hadley of the
University of Vermont, spent the holiday
recess with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w
c. Hadley, at Craftsbury. Wheel
er has gone to st. Johnsbury for medical
treatment -Bertram Mills and son. who
have been spending the winter with Dan
Dustan, have returned to their home in
Johnson.-Mr and Mrs. John Dutton,
daughter, Jean, and Mrs. Hattie Patter-
son started for Portland, Ore, Wednes-
day. The trip is being made by automo-
bile and stops are planned in Illinois and
Nebraska,-Mr. and Mrs Fred Estelle
spent SunudY at tdSpldn Ldke.-Ihe MISS
es Mary and Flora Dutton spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. a. Dutton.-Prof. j. r Colburn
of Burlington, was at his summer camp
over the k--nd,-Julius Dutton and
mother, Mrs. II. II. Dutton, and Miss
Marion Petrie, of Portsmouth. n. H., were
guests of Mr., and Mrs. T.. A. Dutton the
past week. They made the trip by auto
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Macomber are visit
ing his parents at East Craftsbury.-An
informal reception was rendered MI and
Mrs. Karl G. Perry Saturday evening at
the gymnasium, 81 friends being present
Games were PLAYED and refreshments of
ice-cream and cake served. They were
presented with a sum Of money and the
best wishes OF all with them into their
new field OF woTk--Mr. and Mrs. l.. r.
Mouhce, Iof Woodstock, were guests of
the Perrys over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
W. A. Macomber celebrated their 55th we'd
ding anniversary last week. Six children
with four grandchildren were present, al
so one great grandchild, making four gem
rHations The following were their guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Black. of Green's
horo; Mr. and Mrs, r. B. Lang, of White
River Junction; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weber of Craftsbury: Mr. and Mrs
Lindsay Wilson. of Sherbrooke. p. O. ;
Mr.. and Mrs, William Wilson, of Crafts
bury; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Macomber of
Wiers, \. II Karl G. Perry will leave
for his new home. Union Springs, y. Y.
Thursday. He moves his household goods
by truck which he has recently purchased.
LOWELL
Mr., and Mrs. l.. O.. Sanborn were in
North Troy over the weekend with their
daughter, Mrs. II. B. Parkhurst Miss
Jennie McAllister went to Burlington
Friday for surgical treatment-Dr and
Mrs. w A. Young were in Burlington
recently.-Mr and Mrs. A. j. Clark of
Hyde Park were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Jacques Sunday--Mr. and
Mrs. Roy st. Onge are the parents of
a daughter, Elizabeth Anna, born May
26.-Mrs. Harris Shufelt went to Charles
ton Wednesday to spend few days with
her mother. Mr.. Shufelt went Saturday
and returned with her.--Mr and Mrs.
John McAllister or North Troy spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
BAnware.-Chares Snyder of Westfield is
spending a few weeks with his nece
, Mrs. Fred Larrow.-Mr, and Mrs. A. d.
Davenport and Mr.. and Mrs. James Pea
cock of Montreal were recent guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. l.. o. Sanborn and family
d p. Narramore and family accom-
panied Mr.. Narramore's mother, Mrs
William Narramore, to her home in
bakersfield, Sunday.-The village school
f. held pre-memorial exercises at Wood,
mans hail Friday afternoon.-L. j
Pudvah has sold his farm to the Vai'Av