Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-18
JEFFERSONVILL

The Philathea class is TO give q free
social at the church parlors Friday eve
ming beginning at eight o'clock, to which
all are invited. It is to be an indoor track
meet and will be between Doolittle In
stitute, Dunmore College. Wise Fox Uni
versity and Hard Nox University. On
Sunday evening the 2lst a song service.
led by Professor Cornell, will be held at
the church. All Interested in this SER
vice are requested to meet at the church
Wednesday evening for preparation Mrs.
Della Foster and daughter. 1ldah, are
visiting in Nashua, N. 1f.-C. S. Brush
and family, Of Jericho. were in town
S~unday.-Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Libbey,
of Fletcher, visited at T.. Il. Libbey's
Sunday. The Misses Newton and Sapuld-
ing spent Friday in Burlington-B. Il.
Reynolds went to Boston Sunday night.
Miss Sara Nyc. who is teaching in
Windsor. was ut her home here over
the weekend to attend the burial SER
vices for her brother, Ralph Nye.-The
funeral s~ervices for Ralph Nye. whose
body arrived home from France, was
held nj the home Of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. n. i. Nye. sunday at two O'Clock.
There was Il large coucourse of relatives
and ucighhors. The Rev. II. NJ. Bart
lett offered prayer at the home and the
F d \. NJ. conducted the burial service
at the cemetery. The body vas escorted
by Mansfield Post of L~eGionairres and
the bearers were friends of the deceased,
who were in servicc.-E. A. Wood is add
cd 10 the list Of subscribers on the tel
ephone exchange, the number being 14-2.
The attendance at Suuday-school is fast
increasing. The number present Sunday
was 50.-trauk l.. Austin, of Burling-
ton was y business visitor in town SatuJ-
~day.-Mansfield Post, No. 30. American
Legion, attended IN a body the funeral
services of Ralph Nye at East Cambridge
Sunday II. Fullington has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital.-Thc Lee
Pion bah at Hotel Melcndy on the nth
was largely sttendcd.-iiardy A.. Merrill,
of Craftsbury, WAS 4 business visitor at
NJ. S. HaNley's Saturday in the inter
est of the Coe-Alortimer Fertilizer Co,
Mr.. Hawley being the local agent here
uriel Reynolds was at the Fanny Allen
hospital Friday and reports his brothers
condition as improved. Unless coInplica-
tons set in his chances are good.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Flood, Of st. Adams, were in
town Thursday evening for the military
balL-Thc school fair was well attended
and there was a fine eXhibit.-Mrs. II.
A. Hatch and nephew, Max Steiuhour,
of Montreal, visited relatives here Sat
Urday.
Messrs. Allen and Gray. of Hartford.
Conn, came Monday to take possession
of the Morris farm, recently purchased
of +. a. Wood.-B. T.. Reynolds brought
Ruth Thayer home from the Fanny Allen
hospital Tuesday.-Miss Hilda Kittell, of
Richford, has been visiting her brother
this week.-Gs. r. Thomas sold a white
Wyandotte pullet of the Regal strain for
so at the school exhibit last Fridav.--The
annual THANKSGIVING bah is to be held
at Hotel Melendy November 4.-Frank
Rousseau, of Grand Isle, was in town
Sunday to attend the funeral Of Ralph
Nye,-Mr. and Mrs. \. j. Thomas are
expected home soon from Shelburne.-
Kenneth Potter. (elma Coburn and Doris
Pcarsons of Brigham Academy at Bakers
field werc in this place Monday.-Arkley
Mable has moved into S. r. Pope's ten
enlent on Min strcet.-Plan 70 attend
the Philathea social At the church par
Tors Friday evening.