Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-07

Judge and Mrs. T.. o. Cool spent satu
day in Rutland.-John Dimmick h
moved from Grove street to the Basha
place on Maple street, which he recent
purchased.-Mr. and Mrs. z. II. Butt
returned Saturday evening from Bostd
where they have been for a week.--N
and Mrs. L. A. Severy returned Frid
evening from Boston, where they ha
been spending ten days.-The receipts fro
the rummage sale which was held Satu
day In Grand Army hall by the iadi
OF st. Thomas Episcopal Church we
about s125-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Min
left Sunday evening for Pittsburg. I'd
to visit Mr.. Miners brother, Dona
Miner. Before returning home. they W
visit Harrisburg. New York and Phil
deiphia.
o. A. Durgy has flock of II hens tn
have laid 1881 eggs in Just one we'd
Fol owing Is the egg score by the mont
october, lis; November POI; Decembd
1s4 January. 100; February, 1873: Marc
49, April. 2o5; May, 49, June 222; Jul
O6 August, 1871; September. 159; and ty
avs in Oct ob er, 1O.-Mis
Hildreth Chamberlain of the Aryshi}
Breeders association Office Is ENJOYING
weeks vacation at the home OF her uncI
In Hudson Falls. n. Y.--Charles l.. Elkii
of the U. S. s. Dixie, who has bee
spending 10 days at his home here, HI
returned to Philadelphia, Penna.. accon
panied by Mrs. Elkins. who will sperI
the winter with him.-During the lei
turer's hour at the meeting of Neshot|
Grange Saturday evening, Edwa !
Chandler was given a pleasant surpris'
the occasion being his birthday He WI
presented with a purse Of money fro}
the members of the Grange.-The annu&
chicken-pie supper given by the ladies' I
the Baptist Church was held In til
church parors Tuesday evening con|
mencing at six O'Clock. -Mrs Mark Row
has been confined to the house sever3
days with bronchitis.-Dr. and MrI
Walter f.. Moore of Brook yn y. Y, aH
spending few days here, packing UP ard
selling household goods which belongeI
to her mother, Mrs. ]. II. Denison.1
Harold Mayo Of West Rutland is spend
ing his vacation with his parents Mr. an
Mrs. Fred Mayo.-Miss Mary Daley, VIII
has been confined to the bed for son,|
time by illness, does not improve and
is not expected that she will recover
The graded and Junior and senior hig|
schools closed Tuesday for the rest d
the week to enable the teachers to atten|
the State teachers convention, which
being held In Burlingt on.-Miss Edyt
Bashaw has returned from Albany, n. Y
where she spent her vacation.-Afrs. A. II
Battles was given a pleasant surpris
party Sunday by about 20 OF her relativ
and friends, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. Among the remem
brances she received was pearl neck
lace. purse of money and dress pat
tern. Refreshments were served.-As
sastant Postmaster Edward c. Powers
enjoying a weeks vacation from hi
duties at the local postoffice.- an
Mrs. Terrence Pettee have gone to Bos
ton to visit relatives.-The Monday clu
met Monday evening at the home of Mr.,
James II. Whelden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lovett of Fa
River. Mass. are visiting at the HON
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lam
phere. Of Grove street.-At the whis
party given by the Marble Chapter o. Z
S., Tuesday evening the prizes were wo
by Miss Susan Talbot and Miss Sara
Adams and NJ. l.. Force and r. e. Kings
ley.-The Misses Cora and Susan Table
have returned from an automobile tri
to Pittsfleld. Mass.-Mrs. H. E. Hemer
way, who has been visiting friends her
returned Wednesday to her home |
Granville. N. Y.-The receipts of tn
chicken-pie supper given by the ladie
of the Baptist Church Tuesday evenin
was about ss5-J. Harry Cole returne
Tuesday from Randolph. Mrs. Cole wi
remain there for a visit with relatives
| Word was received Wednesday Of tn
sudden death of WILDER Page Of Par
street. which occurred In the mornin
in New York city. where he and Mr.,
Page went Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. v
w. Smith went Wednesday to Hardwic
to spend a week with relatives.-On az
count Of the teachers convention whic
is being held in Burlington this wee
and that next Tuesday is legal holida!
It being Columbus day, there will be n
school in any of the grades or hig
school until Wednesday morning. bu
school will be In session next Saturda
to make up for the time lost Monday
BENSON
DR.. j. P. Newton returned from Rouse
Point and St. Adams on Tuesday afte
an absence of over two weeks, visitin
DIR. Sanford Newton and Mrs. Harvey :
Collins.-Ralph Barber Of Bellows Fal
was here the past week visiting h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Barber.
Burmese Hayes of Fair Haven was hei
Tuesday night and was present in II
evening at the communication OF Acac
Lodge. No. 81. F. & A. M.-Mrs. Willial
Thomas of Fair Haven with her thre
children were here Tuesday visiting Mr.
j. c. Barber.-Linus Barber. son of J.
Barber. commence work at the Mountai
View Stock farm Monday-The ladies'
the Congregational Church he'd their al
nual church fair at the chapel Frida
night with large attendance and nette
over s10o.-Mrs. Lizzie Young of Hampton
N. Y, spent Sunday at H. Lavery's. Sh
was here on account of the serious Hines
of her mother.-Miss Henrietta Belde
Of Hyde's Manor. Sudbury was at hon
over Sunday.-Norman Marsha. who ha
been running the boarding house at w.
Brush's since May l, is moving out {
town and a new man will soon come
Mrs. Martha Graves, 70 years Old. die
at William Pelkeys September % afte
an illness of few weeks. She was Dor
here and spent most of her life in Benson
where she was highly esteemed for he
many qualities Of mind and heart. Mr.
Graves funeral was held Saturday frol
her late home and burial was In the We.
View cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs. JOSEF
Hazen of Albany are guests at Hot
Wells.-Mrs. Manuel Wells returned frol
Hydeville and Castleton Friday.
FORESTDALE
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Brown and Mr.. an
Mrs. Z. E. Partlow returned Sunda
from INDIANAPOLIS Ind, where they al