Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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pounds each and two weighing four
pounds cach.-lIenry G. Miner returned
saturday from pawtucket, r. l., where
he was called 10y the death of his sister,
Mrs. Mary Jarvis During his absence
he visited his daughter, Mrs. Charles i.
White of Maiden. Mass. His brother
5. u. Miner who accompanied him, re
NAMED in Winchester, Mass, for visit
to his son, Benjamin =. Ntner.-The La
dies Aid society of the Nergennes Meth9-
dist Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs.
Levi II, Brown Friday afternoon.-Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Perkins of Burlington
visited their uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs George Perkins Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. II. w. Day, Mrs. John Gravelle
and John Bump made an auto trip Mon
day to Burlngton.-Miss Mildred Wyman
of sWnooski, visited her mother, Mrs.
Charles l.. Wyman Sunday. Il. Baker
uf Burlington called on friends here Mon
day.--rhc Misses Catherine Garno and
Katherine Ramsay of Burlington spent
Sunday with their mothers at the home
Of their grandfather William Crosby
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. lEerricli made an
auto trip Sunday to Underhil and Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Sarah NJ. Herrick.
Mr. and Mrs. cyrus Horsford and son.
William. Of Charlotte, visited Mrs. iors-
lords father. William Crosby Sunday.
The Rev. Frederick j. Buttery is at
tending the Provincial Synod of the
Episcopal Church of the New England
diocese. which is being held in Burling
ton from October o to 2S.--'rhcre was a
large attendance at the chicken supper
Monday evening at the city Hall for the
benefit of ST. Peters church, j2j supper
tickets being sold--The ladies' of the
Federated Church of Panton served
chickcn-pie supper last evening in the
vestry of the Panton Methodist Episco-
pal Church.-Arthur Langevin is seri-
ausly i'll with influenza.-Mi Miss Nellie
Ryan of Orwell is visiting her brothers,
John w. and David r. Ryan.-Mr. and
Mrs G. r. Warner and Miss Olaf Brown
of Ftchburg. Mass. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Frank Vi. Warner. Wesley NJ.
Narney attended the meeting of the itol-
stein Friesian association at Middlehury
Tuesday .-George w. stone, candidate for
States attorney. spoke at Il Republican
rally at Middlebury College Tuesday
Mrs Earl Deyoc and children of Bur
ungton are spending the week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley NJ. Var
ney-Pubic Service Commissioner w. r.
Warner went Monday TO Wilmington to
attend meeting of the commission
Mrs. Eleanor Lumbar of Burlington is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Narney.
Mrs. Foster Young gave a birthday
party Monday afternoon to her daugh-
Ter. Joyce, in honor Of her sixth BIRTH
gav anniversary. Games were played
and refreshments served, among them
birthday cake decorated with six candles
Mrs Henry T. Booth is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Ada Flynn of Springfield
Miss Brown of the State library COM
mission at Montpelier visited the BiXby
Memorial Free library and inspected the
library at the state Industrial School
Tuesday.-Miss Edith Chamberlain has
returned from few days visit in Bur
'ington.-Mrs. Fred Booth has moved to
The Wilson house near the park, which
she recently purchased of Mrs. Alexan-
der Bennett Of West Newton. Mass.
There was q good attendance at the
meeting of the Community club Tuesday
evening in Grange hall. After the bust
ness meeting Il pleasing masquerade en-
iertanment was given, which partook of
a Halloween nature, in which games
we're played and cards and dancing en-
joyed Refreshments were also served.
Mrs w. J. Thompson is passing the
week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Levi
Thompson. of Weybridge.-A box social
will be held Friday evening in the Hunt
district. Mrs. Estella Manchester, teacher,
TO which everybody is invited. The
adde's are requested to bring boxes for
Two. The boxes will be auctioned off
and the proceeds divided between the
Red Cross and the sChool.-Raymond
Wells is suffering from n broken leg, re-
sulting from the tipping over of a load
of hay on which he was riding Tuesday.
Allen Beach has moved from his farm
in Ferrsburg to a tenement III the Bee
Hive on Main street.-Mrs. Fred W.
Flagg went yesterday to Burlington for
a weeks visit to her mother Mrs a. F
Billiard Mrs. Lillian Ozendam of Bur
lington who smoke Tuesday evening at
q meeting of the AS You Like 1t club
on the ballot and the electoral college,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. [.
Herrick Tuesday night. ii. We're
helm OF Troy, n. y, called on friends
in town Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Phelps and two daughters Of South Lon
donderry former residents. visited Mr..
and Mrs. John f. BARLEY Tuesday
William Ladue has sold his house to
f. f. Frisbie of Waltham for Sl,op' As
soon as Mr.. Iadue can make arrange
mcnts he will go TO Rutland to reside
Postmaster John Fl. Donnely made a