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yrE BURLINGTON TINES THURSDAY AUGUST 49, 1920

ton, IS. the oldest Of the group. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Gale and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. r. II. Gale and daughter. Mrs Polly
Gale Cline and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
70. B. Forbes, Mrs. II. e. Jenney, orlo X
Jenney, II. T.. Jenney, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. f. Burt Mr. and Mrs. n. C. Mcmahon
and children, Mrs. Glen Cole of Hyde
PARK, Fay A Evans. Jr.. of Middebury.
MRS. w. W. Luce and children of Miami,
Fla picnic dinner was served.-The
Rev. and Mrs. C. r. Hayward. who have
peen In Stowe the past 10 days. went
Monday to North Troy to pack their
! household goods for removal to stowe. A
duet Sunday morning was rendered by
| Mrs A. ID. Lynch and Miss Verna Stock
man. There was an attendance OF 126
at the Sunday school session.-The Au-
gust sale by the Community Ladies' Aid
VIII be held at the Akeley Memorial
| building banquet hall this afternoon
ana evening. A large number of
aprons, quilts and other useful and
| fancy articles have been contributed
| Tor the sale by the different commune
ty clubs.-Winfred w. Houston. who
has passed two weeks in stowe, went
Saturday to Marion, Ohio, where he
represents the Osgood Manufacturing
! company at a convention-Miss Nadine
Boardman. who accompanied Miss Ca
Uterine Insolvency. and friends on
| their return to Burlington SUNDAY, re-
turned Monday.-The barn on the
PJames McAllster place owned
by j. p. Ayers was struck by lieht-
ming and burned Friday morning. The
loss included 5000 worth of hay, the
| farming tools were saved There was
no insurance on the building.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris gave a
corn roast Tuesday evening to about 40
OF their friends at their home on the
main road to Waterbury. A line of lack
o'-lanterns marked the way for the ar
irving guests TO the field where a bon
fre had been provided for roasting the
corn. Punch waters and toasted marsh
maliows were served and singing and
victrola selections were enjoyed. Mr. and
Mrs. Harris are lately from the South
and true southern hospitality charac-
| terized the affair which was given in
honor of Mrs. Harris sister, Miss Pauline
| Tanner, of Charlestown. w. Va. who is
a guest at the Harris home. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs Dwight w.
Harris and Harlan Harris of keene,
\. H., Miss Breta Burnett of Cambridge,
Mass, Mrs. j. G. Whittimore of Boston,
Mrs. Addie Harris of Springfield Mass,
and Prof and Mrs. c. A. Adams of Med
ford. Mass-So many of the summer
visitors here wished for another OPP
portunity to enjoy the Vermont way of
serving maple sugar on snow that ar
engagements were made with Mrs. Minerva
| Tink to serve II at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. f. Pike Tuesday afternoon.
1t was necessary to use ice instead of
snow. but the affair proved very sue
cessful About ~ attended. 90 of them
being guests from the Lake Mansfield
Trout club houHc.--Mrs. Agnes Jenney
and % Of tho Girls Of the Sunday school
class gave Misc Pauline Harris of their
number a SURPRISE farewell party at her
home at the 'o'vor village Tuesday after
noon. picnic supper was served and
the party attended moving picture enter
rtainment in the evening. Miss Harris
leaves with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Harris, this week for their new
r home in keene, y. H.-Mrs. w. w. Luce
and little daughter. Rosemary. are pass
ing short time with Mrs. Luce's sister
Mrs Glen Cole, in Hyde Park.-The COM
mittee has completed arrangements for
; the August sale which will be held al
, the banquet hall this afternoon and eve
ming
| Harry +. Warren. clerk at the c. f. &
, y. o. Burt company's store is passing a
, vacation at the home of his parents in
Moscow.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Houston
and son. have returned to Boston after
visiting Mr. Houston's relatives in stowe.
, family reunion held at the home
+ of Mr. Houston's mother, Mrs. Louisa
, Houston in Stowe Hollow during their
| stay here.-Mrs. Warner. housekeeper for
Jackson Sargent, is passing two weeks in
Johnson-Mrs. Clark of New Haven,
Conn. who has been here this week, was
. accompanied home by her little son, who
has passed several weeks at Frank AS
quth's on West Hill.-The body Of the
, little child of MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Witt
shire was exhumed Tuesday from c. T
Sargent's lot at the River Bank ceme-
terry and taken 10 Morrisville for burial
! Earl Douglass is caring for r. j. Rob-
, inson, who has not been we'll for sew
eral days.-A Young America club" was
organized Tuesday afternoon with the
following officers: President. Dorothy
, Barrows: vice president, Harry Adams
secretary. Ruth Macutchen; treasurer
Rachel Smith: membership committee
s Catherine Mathews, Carolyn Pike. Freda
Canning. Margaret Bailey: social COM
mttee, Lyle Peterson, Edward Wells
Catherine Harris. Pearl Taylor program
. committee. Arie Wright. Martha Gale
!, Lyle Spaulding. Forbes Adams: club
songs, Mary Bailey and Dorothy Bar
. rows; club yells, Ruby Bull. Beatrice
Kaiser pianists Mary Bailey and Agnes
Towne advisors. Mrs. Mertie RAYMOND
Mrs. Maude Pike. Mrs. Grace Lynch
story telling. Miss Dorothy Harris ant
= Mrs. Raymond; folk dancing. Miss Ruth
Mcmahon and Mrs. Grace Lynch; citizen
ship committee. Miss Clara Barrows ant
Mrs Bessie Mcmahon; military drill, Pau
-, Raymond; speaking, A. d. Lynch Tit
first meeting will be held Saturday af
ternoon, August % and a program will b.
carried out.
e MORRISVILLE
:. Mrs. Edgar Hardy and little daughter
| Alison, Miss Edna Taylor, who have beef
guests of Mrs. II. P. Munson, have re
= turned to Caspian Lake.-Miss Loucill'
: | Bates of Orleans, has been a recent CUES
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Bates
:. Henry Martin of st. Johnsbury spent tn
" latter part OF the week with friends II
y town.-Miss Luella Atkinson OF Bethe
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
. II Atkinson, In camp at the Atchinsol
= cottage Lake Elmore.-Harold Taylor
. who has been spending two weeks will
10 his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Taylor, ha
=. returned to his duties, in st, Johnsbury.-
Dr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Canty of St Johns
- bury were guests the past week OF IN
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jon
ls Weafer.-Mrs. Charles Bridge, who un
- derwent an operation at the Fanny ALE
rat1y q