Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-26


saturday afternoon, August 2s, to revise
the list Young men who have come of
age should qualify by taking the free
mans oath.--The Rev. and Mrs. E. l..
Goddard of Cabot have visited the at
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Holden.
last week from Sheldon camp meeting
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Irish and Mr.. and
Mrs Perley Irish of Westford and Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles f.. McCuen and little
daughter of Burlington have been visitors
last week at the homo of Mrs. Ida
Hill and son. Milo.-Mrs. Dora Barnes
has finished work at the Mt. Mansfield
Hotel. Miss Margaret Bailey Is taking
her plaCe.-Mr and Mrs. f. C.. Heath of
East Warren visited MIR. and Mrs. L. L.
Barrows Frday.-The Misses Marie Dab
man, Evelyn Olson and Helen Gleason
of New Haven. Conn. who have been at
\. l.. Gales for two weeks, returned
home Saturday Miss Phila Darrell of
Providence, X. L., and Miss Catherine
Adams and William Schanfele of Bos-
ton are at A. Il. Gales for two weeks
+. G. Sleepo' and family visited Mr.
Sleeper's sister Mrs. Clarence Webster,
and family in Lyndonvile Saturday-Mr.
Reynolds. representative of the Lowell.
MassD Commercial School. was I'm Stowe
candidate for governor was in Stowe
Friday.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris,
Miss Pauline tanner and Miss Dorothy
Harris visited Mt. Mansfield Saturday
walking from Harlow s.--The condition
Of Mrs. Clifford Pfaf. who has been
seriously III with gallstones, was much
improved Saturday.-rhe meeting of the
BUSY Bee Club" Of Moscow has been
postponed To September S-Mr and Mrs.
W. A. Adrich went Saturday to visit
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. r. Garrow, in Jericho. The
Misses Margaret and Luella Boucher of
Bakersfield are visiting at W. \. Stay
ton's.--C l. Robinson of Waterbury was
in town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. !. G.
Marston and daughter. Cleona, have re-
turned from East Berkshire, where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mathews
The Rev. c. f. Hayward. who returned
from North Troy Saturday, conducted the
Community Church Sunday service,
preaching an excellent sermon upon
"Re!igous Education" 4 500 was rem
dered by Prin. c. j. Strand. There were
100 present at the Sunday school session.
The Misses Carolyn Jones and Georgia
Taylor. who came Saturday to the home
Of +. !. Adams and who left yesterday
by Miss Hazel Adams, who expects to
find employment there. The Misses
Adams, Taylor and Jones have been en-
ployed in the agricultural department at
Washington, D. c., for two years. Miss
Adams has passed a month with her par
ents here.-Mr. and Mrs. Sumner p. Har-
rson, who have been guests at the home
of l., l.. Harris since sunday, when they
returned from their wedding trip to
Montreal and the Saginaw River, will
accompany Mr., and Mrs Dwight w Har-
rs and sons Tuesday TO keene, \. H.,
on their way to their future home at
East Orange. y. mir. and Mrs Paul
Tnkham of Rochester were week end
visitors al the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry r.. Pike.-Mr. and Mrs. \. A. Pike
Miss Beatrice Pike. Miss Dorothy Bar
rows, Allison Pike and Edward Godfrey
have returned from motor trip of
week at Old Orchard Me.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Glysson and son. Ned, of Barre,
who were Weekend visitors at the home
of S. A. Stebbns and j. c. Benson we're
accompanied here from Barre by Mrs
Stebbins' mother, Mrs. W. i. Churchill,
and We're accompanied home by Miss
Ruth Glysson, who had passed a week
with Mrs. Stebhins and Mrs. Benson
Jackson Sargent two acres of pasture
known as the Gibbs pasture.-Mrs. Cliff
ford Pfaf. who has been very i'll with
an attack of gall stones. and son, John,
left sunday night for their home in
Grand Haven Mich. Miss Ruby Pfaf
will accompany Mrs. Pfaff to Grand
Haven as soon she is able to travel.
Mrs, G. NJ. Foster. who has been ser-
ously i'll for several days, was more COM
Portable Monday.-Mrs Nellie Simonds of
Waterbury Center is caring for Mrs j. F.
cary, who remains seriously ILL., Dr.
G.. Fl. Beecher Of Burlington was called
in council upon Mrs, Carys case Monday.
The Rev, II, w. Cummings. who has
passed a week here shipping his house
hold goods to Cambridge. Mass, left
Monday for Cambridge Mrs. CLYDE Jen-
ney Jenkins of Fort Pierce. Fla, came
Saturday TO visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, II F. lenney. Joining her sister,
Mrs. w. w Lever of Miami. Fla, there
Reginald Rarrows of Boston is visiting
his mother, Mrs. E. A. Barrows Of New
York city. at Miss Allen's.-Dr. and Mrs
II. w. Barrows and Miss Dorothy and
Miss Mary Bailey were in burlington
Monday
The annual reunion and picnic of the
Ayers family will be held Saturday
August IS, with Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.
Adams Of Miller Brook,-Miss Elsie Tie
man of New York city is at Seven Springs
DIR. Feltus and party, who are stopping
at y. p. Gales and Miss Grace Bigelow
visited Cancels Hump Tuesday,, c.
BENSON is candidate for the office of
assistant Judge for Lamoille county
{, r. Rath and daughter and her two
children of Landsdown, =. @, are visit
ing Mr., Rath's cousin, r. w Webster.
of the Green Mountain Inn and other
friends in this vicinity.-Mss Esther
Marshall who has been quite i'll for ten
days, is somewhat improved,-Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Ruter are taking a motor
trip to Lake Memphremagog and
Canadian points with Mr., and Mrs. w. f.
Burt and Douglass Hunter of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett and chill
dren of Middlebury are guests at the
home of p NJ. Small The Rev II. w.
Cummings Of Cambridge Mass. was a
recent visitor at the Small home.-Mrs.
Foster s. Dow of St. Johnsbury Is In
town for a short visit-Mrs. Ellen Wake
field of Morrisville is visiting Mrs. Lydia
Sargent.-Mrs. Esther Smith went Mon
day to Lancaster, n. H., where she has
employment. Mrs. Smith gave farewell
supper to few friends Sunday afternoon
at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Lawrence. The sitting room was
decorated in yellow and white. The
] decorations In the dining. room were
streamers Of pink and white while a wish