Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-23

grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. william
Osha.-Mr. Butler, who has been in
Craftsbury and Irasburg for two weeks.
returned to the home of his daughter
Mrs. r. II. Moore, Monday.--Mr and
Mrs. Leslie Ball left Monday for Boston
to remain in the city for II few days
| The former goes on business.-Many OF
the students out of town are returning
home for the recess and this week will
bring several more, among whom is Miss
Marjorie Morse who has been in Bos-
ton taking course in kindergarten
teaching.-The Encampment Of the odd
Fellow Order held It's annual meeting
Friday and elected the following Off
GERS: Chief patriarch Frank Sawyer
high priest, Felix Stokes: senior warden.
George Mudgett; junior warden. George
/ Rogers; scribe. George Wills; treasurer
T.. A. Salisbury. The time of installation
has not yet been fixed but will be an
nounced later.-The reports from Mrs.
j. G. Wells in the last few days are very
encouraging and it is hoped that she has
passed the crisis in her disease Mrs
George Emery was called to Barton Sat
urday by the serious illness of rela-
, tive. Mrs. Emery went as n nurse.--Paul
Daniels student at the Montpelier
seminary, has returned for the vaca-
tion and will be with his parents. Mr.. and
MRS. Il. Il. Daniels through the vacation
Judge STOW of Chelsea. who has been
mere for probate court business this week,
leIt Tor MS nome Wednesday.-Mis Emma
Harlow. who teaches in Hyde Park, has
come to pass her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Harlow
Miss Mary Lawson, teacher of music in
the schools here. has gone to her home
IN Rutland for the holidays-The Rev.
w. :. Smithers was i'm Berlin over Tues
Day night to attend the fourth quarterly
conference of the Methodist Church, of
which he Is pastor for this year. He re-
turned home Wednesday--G A. Chedel
of White River Junction was In town
Wednesday.-M. s. Walk of Burlington
has come to pass an indefinite time here
with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Barney Shapiro.-Mrs. L. T.
Kirk OF New York city arrived here this
week to spend the holidays here with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Campbell
Mrs. Kirk is better known here as Hazel
Campbell.-Mrs. G. w. Douglas went to
Boston Wednesday TO spend n few days
with her son-n-law and daughter Mr. and
MIS-. Glenn Dustin who reside in RoX-
bury, Mass-The meeting of Beulah
Chapter has been postponed one week
by special dispensation, the officers and
members being unable to be present
A meeting of Phoenix Lodge. A. +. &
A. NJ. was held at the Masonic hall Tues
day evening. when there were four can
didates.-Harry Morton is expected here
this week from Hyde Park, Mass, to pass
the holiday with his mother. Mrs. r. G.
Morton, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Hub
bard. Mrs. Morton arrived here several
days ago with her son, Richard.-The
friends Of Mrs. N c. Buck regret to know
that she is not quite well.-Miss Ade-
lena Clifford. who is passing the vaca-
ton with her parents in Bethel. was in
town Wednesday, Miss Clifford was ao-
companied by her two brothers.-Mrs
G. H. Jones and daughter are in town
with Mrs. Il. A. Heath.-Mrs. Ella Smalley
has re-opened her house and her boarders
are returning. and Mrs. c. F. Moul-
ton have moved from the farm and are
now established at the j. Fl. Moulton
house on School street for the winter.
Carl Cosgrove has gone to Burlington
for a few weeks visit.-Miss Lizzie Har-
rington is working in Randolph.-The V.
s. A. closed Thursday for a recess last
ing until January 4-NIiss Lettie Evans
was in Barre Saturday.-The Rev. w.
r. Davenport held the fourth quarterly
conference at Mrs. w. Evans home Mon
day.-Miss Dorothy Dow recently visited
at the home of c. J. Boyden.