Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28

Mrs. Nettie Rix went to Northneio
Saturday to pass Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Mayo.-W' H.
Plumley of Irasburg was in town over
Sunday to visit his parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
II. @. Plumey, who will soon leave tor
Florida.-Mr and Mrs. c. II. hhourn
and son. Walter Kilburn, and MIS- D. II.
Lamson left Saturday on their Journey
to Ormond, Fla, where they Will pass
the wlnter.-Mrs. Jewett of ST Alpans
was the guest of Mrs Perlc Clough
over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Ray Ordway
moved from the Burt house on the Cen
ter road to the Kilburn house on the
Totman addition Saturday to remain
there through the winter.-The rev
w. r. Sparhawk returned from WAITS
field Saturday, where he had peen 10
deliver an illustrated lecture.-Miss Anna
Coughlin. after nearly two weeks nere'
left Saturday for Barnard.-Miss Anne
Gilbert Bell, who Is in college at North-
ampton, passed Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs II. Il. Bell-Harry chase
arrived Saturday for short stay with
his family.-Miss Helen Fogg and nephew
Walter Buxton. of Worthington, Mass,
have been guests of Miss f. $. Fogg.-
Robinson Heath and Miss Elsie Mudgett,
daughter of George Mudgett OF Brain
tree were married several days ago and
are now at the home of Mr.. Heath'e par
ents, who are in frail health.
A large audience assembled In Music
hall Monday night at the RcpuDiican
rally. The Music hall orchestra, l.. 8.
Brigham. leader. waa present. and gave
before the meeting, selections Of patri-
otto music. !. C. Sherburno introduced
for the first speaker tho Hon. Porter
Fl. Dale. who gave A stirring address,
showing the extravaganza of the pros
ent administration. ami giving figures
of the amount of the dcbt, too large, he
said, for people of ordinary means to
comprehend. MIR. Dale was g.von an APP
preciatve response, often receiving loud
applause. At the close, the orchestra
played. Then Senator Dillingham; wns
introduced The attor has spoken In
this place many times before, and always
met a warm welcome and this was no
exception. Mr.. Dillingham; gave an elo-
quent address. He spoke from a financial
standpoint largely, calling for a change
In administration, and methods In the
affairs of the government.--Mrs A. II.
Beedle was Ill Monday night, but is
improved at this time and Is expected to
recover her usual health.-Mr and Mrs.
! r. G. Plumley leave this week for Flori-
ia. and have rented their house to Scott
Gillette for the winter expecting to re-
turn with the coming of spring.--Mrs.
Robert Mitchell. who underwent an op-
Grafton at the sanatarium this week, has
not been improving. and on Tuesday her
condition was not as favorable.-Fern
Rebekah Lodge held their meeting Tues
day evening and at this time made prep
arations for n special meeting next
week. when the state officer. Mrs
Wallis Of Waitsfield, is expected to be
present for her official visit.-Mrs. Harry
Allen was taken from the sanatarium to
her home Saturday and is thought to be
making a good recovery-Miss Iris
Buck, a visitor in Lebanon, N. H., over
Sunday, returned home Monday after
! noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison E. Batchelder
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Plumley and son
Leon left yesterday for New York to take
the Seaboard Air Line for Jacksonville
and the Atlantic Coast Line for Lake.
land. Florida. where Mr.. Batcheder has
spent several winters.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Batchelder, and Mr.
and Mrs. r. G. Plumley left Wednesda.
for Lakeland, Fla, where they will pas
the winter and the men of the party will
engage in real estate business.-Mrs. r
j. Mitchell, who has been critically IL
following an operation Friday, is yer.
low. Mrs. Mitchel's family consists o
five little children and her husband.-Mrs
G. w. Groom of st. Adams was the CUES
of Abbie F. Clarke Tuesday.-A specia
meeting of Fern Rebekah Lodge is Gale,
for Wednesday evening. November g. t
receive Mrs. Adele Wallis. vice presden
of the Assembly, who has signified her In
tention Of visiting here at that time.-Al
ton Briggs Of Burlington has been will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Briggs
returning to his home Tuesday night
Mr.. Briggs has ben assisting his parent
in getting settled in their new home Of
South Main street. known as the Ken
drick place.-F. II. Ketchum was il
Bethel Wednesday.-Miss Bertha Eddy
who has for long time been in the tele
phone exchange has entered the nurses
training class at the sanitarium.-Scot
Gillette of Bethel, employed by the Sar
gent. Osgood & Roundy company, ha
, rented the tenement of Mr.. and Mrs
Plumley on South Main street, durin
, their absence in the south this winter
Friday evening there is to be ball at tn
Salisbury warehouse, given by the Sails
; bury firm. The proceeds will be give
toward the furnishings of the nurse
home. recently given the sanitarum. b
c. NJ. Johnson.-Mr and Mrs. Arthu
Galarneau. returned Tuesday from Mont
z real. where they have been visiting tn
q formers sister--Miss Cate Parmenter,
= the district nurse, who has been locate
S on School street. has changed her head
e quarters and will now be found on Sout
4 Main street at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
r E. F. Briggs.-This week Thursday eve
4 ming meeting of Beulah Chapter. Orde
s of Eastern Star, will be held at tn
= Masonic hall. at 7:3O o'clock.-Miss Alic
= Hatch is passing the week In Bethel wit
a relatives from the West, and Mrs.
{ 9. Cleveland is taking her place at Mis-
. e. S. Fogg's.
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