Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-16
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The Christmas sale and entertainment
held in the Univerralist Church parlors
Thursday afternoon and evening proved
great success in every way. The
numerous gay booths which included
fancy work. candles. preserves. food.
handkerchiefs and aprons were we'll
patronized, very few articles were left
for the evening sale. Ono novel feature
was the memory table" to which all
members and people associated with the
church at some previous time donated
some sort Of handiwork. Everything from
pickle forks made by the Rev. I. p
Booth to a dolls bed was displayed. A
mr. tree heavily laden with dozens Of
handkerchief made pretty attraction.
Tea and dainty refreshments were served
the weary buyers after their shopping
The children were entertained by the
Christmas goose which brought them all
sorts Of funny toys and lots Of fun. In
the evening delightful program was car
ried out. This Included a laughable farce
presented by Mrs. Nell Shaw. Mrs. F.
George. Mrs. Allen Phillips. Mrs. H. W.
Billings the Misses Mary Gates, Lucille
Morrill,. Eloise Stafford and Miss BulkeE:
a flute solo, Miss Magner; vocal solo. Mrs.
George Fortier. accompanied by Mr..
r. C. Stafford, and several selections by
Smiths orchestra.-Mrs. Hugh Cushman
Of Barre Is spending some time with her
sister in-law. Mrs. o. NJ. Waterman
F. H. Cram who has been confinsd to the
house by injuries received to his hand.
is convalescent.-Mrs. Hannah Taylor.
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks, is conva'escent
Among those who were In town Satur-
day to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Marcia
oil r r.
Child Of Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Stevens. Mrs. Frank Brown. Mrc. Lizzie
White. r. s. Page. w. d. Strong. c. F.
Eddy of Hyde Park and Frank Adams or
Eden.-Stella Hail. 11-year-old daughter
Of Mrs. George Hunt Of this village. died
at the Brandon Institute Thursday. where
she had been for the past three years
for treatment The body was brought here
Friday night and on Sunday was placed
In the vault, A prayer service was neId
In charge of the Rev. George f. Goodhne
Of the Congregational Church. In the
spring, into rment will be made In the
Davenport cemetery at Woicott. oeside
her father. John Hall. who died nine
years ago. Besides her mother. the little
girl is survived by four sisters the Misses
EuIa Hall Of Greenfield. Mass. Bianche
Hall Of Wentworth Location Me-. Rena
Hall Of this place AMI Mrs Ernest Place
OF North Wolcott.-The little son porn
Friday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Burnham. died Friday night.-Miss Muriei
Smith has returned home from the Uni
versity of Vermont and will remain Tor
several weeks at the home Of her father.
G. T.. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. clyde Beard
have rented rooms of +. II. Campbell on
Richmond street and are doing light
sekeeping.-Mr and Mrs. r. NJ
Lorimer and little daughter or for1s-
mouth. n. H.. have been guests for sew
eral days of Mrs Lorimer's mother' MIS-.
T.. s. Cleveland-Mrs. G. +. Drown ana
daughter. Louise, were Burlington visitors
Saturday-Mrs. A. NJ. Goddard and daugh-
ter. Rebecca were In Burlington over
Sunday, guests of Glendon and Miss Alice
Goddard.-H. A. Smalley returned home
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