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

core. AT l040. singing by quartet. 10:A5.
intcrmsslon at which time refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served; l1:h.
dance by DR.. and Mrs. Webb of Burling-
ton; reading, Mrs. a. s. Haven: II AS. sing
ing by quartet, followed by "A fancy dance
by IL young ladies. At midnight, Supt.
G. w. Wilson of the State Industrial
school sang a snappy fox trot song to the
evident delight of the dancers, who en-
cored the singer repeatedly. This was
by New Years greetings, throw
ing of confetti and paper streamers.
Excellent music was furnished by an or
chcstra composed of people from Burling-
ton. The consensus of opinion of those
who participated in the evenings enjoy
ment is that Mrs. " w. Waterman and
Mrs. a. $. Haven, who planned the pro-
gram, know how to provide good time
for a large asseinbage of people of all
ages.
VerEcnncs Lodge, No. 1ls. New Eng
land Order of Protection. held its an
nual meeting Friday evening and the
old board of officers wac elected. with the
exception of Mrs. w. RI. Adams. ST., who
was elected guide to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of n. j. McCuen.
II. l.. Kingsand was elected trustee for
:hree years.--After the business meet
ing of Pierpoint Lodge, No. 81, knights
of rythias. Friday evening an oyster
supper was served. followed by the in
stalat,on Of officers. The newly-elected
officers are: Chancellor commander,
Joseph Y. MontcEy; vice chancellor. Dr.
Frank N. Rosers prelatc. II. W. Day:
ludsjor ct work, Leon Hunt: keeper of
records and seal. Guy A. Beach; master
M 4 1t1,.o,,. or If ~
cEeouar, A. ". Norton: mastcr-at-arms
George r.. Slack. Appointive officers are:
Inside guard, Harry NJ. Norton: outside
guard. W. II. Adams.-Daniel Carroll of
Bristol, Conn, q former resident. is a
guest at the Stevens House while visiting
friends in town.--William Hurd of Nor
w.ch. Conn, is visiting his father. Mer-
rift IS. Hurd. and his sister. Mrs Waldo
CJark.--Mr and Mrs. John Farley have
returned to Fair Haven after "A visit to
Mrs. Farley's sister, Mrs. Lewis Scars
Miss Nice e. Merrill has gone to
Albany, y. Y, to spend the remainder of
the winter Edward Tucker whose house
in Addison was recently destroyed by
fire, has moved his family to the Rus
sell Gaunyea house Water street.
Leo Larrow, a former resident who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank
Lalrow of Fcrrisburg and relatives here.
has returned to Revere, Mass-Wilfred
Richard of Regina, Sask.. CAN, is n
weekend visitor of his sister, Mrs VIII
liam G. Miner, and his aunt. Mrs. Ed
ward Pilon. Mr.. Richards. who served
three years with the Canadian army In
Europe, was wounded and came To re-
ceive treatment at a hospital in Mont
real.-Mr and Mrs. r. l.. Grandey at
tended the funeral of Mr. Grandey's
aunt, Mrs. Emma Grandey. at Bridport
Friday.-W. w. Bristol attended the auc-
ton held Friday on the farm of Major
and Mrs r. W. McCuen in Bridport,--
The Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Mulholland of
We -ennes announce the engagement of
the daughter. Dorothy e.. to Merrill
A. anerbra Of Hillsdale. n. Y.
"a Russell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Russell, and William Sullivan. son
of MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Of Pan
ton, were married Monday morning at
St. Peters Church by the Rev. l.. A.
Nezna. The bridesmaid was Miss Clara
Russell, sister of the bride, and Philip
Russell. brother, of the bride, acted as
best man. The bride wore a blue travelling
suit and blue silk hat to match. The bride
attended the Vergenres high school and
for two years was employed as clerk in
the store of Max Fishman. For two
months she has been attending the Albany
Business College. The groom since re-
ceiving his discharge from the United
States army has been at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan left Mon
day on "A wedding trip.-G. Myers has
gone TO Portsmouth, y, H.. where he has
employment at his trade as a mason
\
Miss Marcelne Lashway, who has been
spending her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Thomas Agan. has returned to hel
duties as teacher in the high school al
Bellevlle, n. Wv. Elliott Caisse has
returned to his studies at the Massa.
chusetts Institute of Technology at Bos.
ton after visit to his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Caisse.-Leon Purinton OF
Mrs. John F. BARLEY Sunday-L NJ
Deyoe has gone to White River junction
where he has employment with the
Standard OIL company.-Miss Cora Bare
has returned from a visit to friends il
Willinsocket. Me.-Ralph Mintzer of Rut
land called on friends here Monday
Ralph Booth has returned from Lynn
Mass, where he was called by the dealt
of his aunt, Mrs. Hiram Hurlburt.-Mis.
Mazel Jmmo of Bristol was a week ent
visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs
W. Il. Sessions.--Miss Ollie Phelps. VIII,
has been visiting Miss Marguerite BARLEY
has returned to South Londonderry.-Joh OH
+. BARLEY visited friends in Burlngto tor
Saturday.
George w Ross prominent merchan
of this city, died Tuesday morning a
his rooms in the Stevens House after al
illness of several weeks. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at $50 o'ciocl
at St. Paurs Church.-The missonar!
conference of the Addison County Sunda,
School association Will be held at tn,
Methodist Episcopal Church in Vergcnne
Tuesday, January l3. Program: Afternoon
session. 80, devotional exercises, III,
Rev. E. w. Gould; Las, Survey Informa
tion,' Miss Hldreth Chamberlain; 200
THE Need of Missionary Instruction il
the Sunday School," Miss F.. H. Wells
Brattleboro; discussion, $50, the Rev
| G. T.. Robbins. State Sunday school secre
tary; discussion, Mrs. @. L. Gould; 3:2C
discussion, THE Minister'S Point of Vie,
Regarding Missionary Instruction." led b.
the Messrs F. Hagadorn. Roy White
more. w. S. Mulholland and r. B. Sim
mons; supper at $40, served by ladie
of the Methodist; evening meeting, 70t
devotional exercises. the Rev, j. Neil
7:l5, THE Calls for Life Service; 7:4
Illustrated lecture, -Four Hundred Mile
Through Africa" the Rev. w. f. Frazier
Those wishing accommodations over nigh
communicate with the Rcv. w s. Mu
holland Of NerGennes. Supper will be pro
vded by the ladies of the Vergcnne
Methodist Episcopal Church at $3.50. Loca
people as well as delegates out Of tow