Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30

lot detroit, MiCn. Sne eXpeCtS 10 take
the State examination for nurses which
will take place in Lansing on October 5.
Arnold Leach, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
c. Leach of Georgia, was operated upon
successfully at the st. Adams Hospital
Tuesday.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Perry Of Swanton at the st. Adams Hos
pital Tuesday.
Alcides Gilbert. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Gilbert, who has been at the St.
Adams Hospital for treatment has re-
turned to his home on Lake street
SWANTON
Mrs Donald NJ. Tobin and two children
have returned from a months visit In
New London. Conn.-The directors OF the
Swanton Cooperative Creamery and the
Swanton Board of Trade held a meeting
In the town hall Friday evenirfg.-Miss
Alice Papineau is taking a brief vacation
from her work in the Cooperative Cream
cry office.-Dr. Il. S. Stone was In Bur-
lington Thursday, where he attended n
meeting of the standing committee of the
diocese. Miss Clara Blodgett, Of st.
Johnsbury, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II.
Z. w. Chutter.-Virginia Haff, daughter
of DR. and Mrs. r. N. Han. returned to
her school work in Burlington Thursday.
Miss Casey, Of Underhill, has entered
the employ of the Webster Lumber COM
pany.-Mr and Mrs. Wiles Elder have
returned to their home in Montclair, n.
J.-Miss Ella Beebe. after visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. d. NJ. Beebe.
has returned to Southbury. Conn.-Miss
Cecile Lahue is receiving medical treat
ment at the Fanny Allen hospital, Win
ooski.-Mrs o. A. Hall, of Grand avenue,
is entertaining her mother from Ogdens-
burg. n. Y.-Miss Olive Trosnbley. of
Springfield. Mass. is n guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Tatreault.-Mrs.
Judson Hiliker was In town Saturday to
attend the Ricard-Irwin wedding.-Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Brooks are on n motor
trip to Boston and vicinity.-Mrs. Theresa
Carr and Frank Carr entertained a group
of young people Tuesday evening at
"Bonny Doone'' cottage. Games were
played and a harvest supper served.-G.
T. Mitchell of Nashville. Tenn, was a
business visitor in Swanton the last Of
the week.-Twenty members of the pri-
mary classes of the Congregational Sum
day-school were given a lawn party Fri
day afternoon on the church grounds.
The party was in charge of Mrs. f. r..
Wheelock. Mrs. William Vincent and Miss
McGowan.-A chicken-pie supper was
served in Columbia hall Wednesday, Sep
TENDER g. by the ladies Of the Catholic
Church. 1t concentrated the 25th
anniversary Of the coming Of the Fathers
Of st. Edmund to Swanton.-Miss Loretta
Greenough. of Montreal, Is spending a
few days with her mother on Grand ave-
nue.-On account Of laying some new iron
pipe the water in the village was shut
of mi nd
Nally and Miss Martha McNally visited
friends in Milton recently.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. c. Kimball were in ST Adams Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Duba. of
isle La Motto. were recent guests at Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pennells.
'Pleasantdale. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark p Ricard on the st. Adams
road, was the scene Of pretty affair
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock when
their oldest daughter, Pearl Alice. was
, united in marriage to John Mansfield
Irving Of Pasadena. Calf. The cere-
mony was performed on the large front
porch beneath bell of white asters and
asparagus fern. Rev. w. C. Arnold. pastor
, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. off,
ciating, assisted by the Rev. w. 3. Duke
shore, former Methodist Episcopal. super
intendent of the st. Adams district. The
flower scheme was a bank of pink and
! white asters with a background OF cedar.
The brides gown was white georgette
over white satin. She carried a bouquet
of white asters. Miss Hazel MCGOWAN
of Highgate was the bridesmaid. Her
dress was pink georgette and she carried
a bouquet of pink asters. Fay Hazard
of Boston was the best man. Among the
many guests present were Mrs. Eliza
l L-AL Yr.,f~ = -
Toledo. Ohio, and John P. Mansfield of
California. uncle of the groom. The
couple received many gifts including $500
in money. After brief wedding trip the
couple will return to swanton for few
days before leaving for their home in
Pasadena. Calf.
E. A. Harrington of Essex Junction
was in Swanton Tuesday,-L. A. Page
of Worthwhile was a business visitor In
Swanton Monday. Fl. Burnell of Sara
toga, \. Y. and r. d. Taisey of Mont
pelier called on Swanton friends the
first Of the week.-A. S. Shaw of Middle
bury was a Swanton business visitor
Monday and Tuesday.-A son, Robert
Earl. was born Sunday afternoon to Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Daniels at the home OF
Mrs. Daniels parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
! Peck.-A D. Murphy Of Albany, n. Y.
was in Swanton Monday.-Among those
from Swanton who attended the funera
services Of the Rev. William Price ir
East Berkshire Sunday afternoon were
e. T. wheelock. d. F. Bartoo, Ray Kim
ball and F. Wilson Day.-Mr. and Mrs
l.. q. Irwin and son. Edward. Of Bur
1 lington, were guests at Mrs. Eva Suter':
! Sunday.-Harry McCsrty returned home
from Flint, Mich. Monday evening and
will spend two or three weeks with hi'
mother before leaving for his work in thu
Baltimore Dental College.-Miss Incl
I Kingsley of st. Adams Bay was the week
end guest of her sister, Miss Clara Kings
I ley.
P. J.. Farrell and family were in Bur
lington Tuesday.-Robert Elrick was al
his home Sunday from his studies a
the University of Vermont.-Supt. F. w
Wallace OF Enosburg Falls caiied or
Supt. II. f. Hunt sunday.-Mrs. I. !
Chase has returned from visit amonf
| friends In DISQUALIFICATION Bell
after visiting his mother. Mrs. Barbars
Bell, has returned to her home In Rock
land, Mass.--Mrs. A. s. Chase of Bald
winsvile, n. Y, called on Swantor
friends Monday.-Mrs r. f. Draper ant
Mrs. A. Fl. Hastings OF Bedford, p @.
called on Peter Place at the Grand Ave
nue. Saturday.. c. Rockwell Of Melros'
was a Swantor visitor Sunday.-Mr. anS
Mrs. w. A. Adds OF Greenfield, Mass.
were recently in town.-C. C, Partch o.
Burlington was a Swanton visitor Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Webster. Mr.
and Mrs Homer Brow and Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Anderson motored to Avery'i
Gore Sunday.-The Misses Mildred anc
Myrtle Brown of Burlington were at thu
home Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Brown, Sunday.-The annua
chicken pie supper OF the First Congre