Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-22
VERGENNES

Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of George William Ramsay.
son of Mrs L. G. Ramsay of Nergennes,
to Miss Margaret Fisher of South Hadley,
Mass, recently at the Catholic Church
at South Hadley. The groom was a grad
uate of the Vergennes high school and an
ex-service man. having been with the
A. L. F.. over a year in France Since
his discharge he has been at South Had
ley. where he is employed on the Bonnie
Lee farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay expect
to visit in Vergennes in about two weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Thomas and two children.
who have been visiting Mrs. Thomas
mother Mrs. Ella w. Fisher, have re-
turned to Springfed.-Th "As You Like
1t" club observed the 25th anniversary Of
the forming Of the club April IA
at the home Of Mrs. c. B. Brownell.
, In the receiving line with Mrs. Brownell
were Mrs. A. $. Haven and Mrs. T. F..
NlcGovern. The members and guests were
pleasantly entertained by Il trio of young
ladies' from Burlington. the Misses White
ore. solost; Clark, futist and Killam,
| anist, in a pleasing manner. AT the
close of the program. refreshments were
served by six ladies',
The engagement of Or. w. Godfrey
Watt to Mile. Regina Mahinc of Mont
pelier, France, has been announced. This
! is the elimination of a war romance, Dr.
Watt having met Mile. Mahinc while
studying at the University of Montpelier
Mile. Mahinc is the only daughter of B.
| Mahinc, a prominent wine broker Of
! Montpelier. was educated in the schools
/ of that city and has taken courses else
where. DR.. Watt is a graduate of the Yer
gennes high school and the University of
| ,t-itb ha
A. E. F. In Belgium and France with the
| rank of captain and is at present on the
staff Of the State hospital for the insane
at Waterbury. y.-Walter w. Bristol has re-
ceved a carload of milch cows from Bos
ton.-Miss Martha Thorn visited her farm
| in Waltham Saturday.-Allen Burroughs
while splitting wood recently inflicted a
severe cash on his left hand.-Eggs sold
here in the wholesale market Saturday
for AZ cents per dozen.-Mrs. Louis
Renaud spent last week with her son
Victor. in Montreal.
Judge Charles Button Of Middlebury
spoks In the interest of the Inter-Church
Movement at the Vergennes Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning and was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Herrick
j. II. BARLEY, DR.. +. NJ. Rogers and Dr.
V. w. Waterman. prudential committee
were in Burlington Saturday on bust
ness connected with the Vergennes
schools.-Judge Frank l.. Fish spoke sun
day morning at the Middlebury Congrega
tional Church in the interest of the Inter
Church Movement.-Ms Laura King, &
student in the Vergennes high school, who
has been seriously i'll at her home il
Ferisburg. is slowly recovering.-H. V
, Wheelock. assistant principal of the Yer
gennes high schools. visited the Yer
mont Agricultural College at Burlington
Saturday. Mrs. Farnsworth of Middle
bury was guest Sunday of Mrs. 7
Neville-Mr.' and Mrs. Hull of Burlington
visited their daughter. Mrs, Franl
, Leonard, Sunday.-W. D. Flanders anC
Bart Garrty of the University Of Yer
, mont visited Mr.. Flanders sister. Mrs
II. V. Wheelock. Sunday. Mr., Garrity II
a member of the u. V. NJ. baseball team
and was on his way to Boston. where thu
team played Boston College Monday.-Th,
home and premises on Maple street be
longing to the estate of Margaret Tul
have been sold to Joseph Barrows o
Verg,nnes through the Exchange Realt,
company. The consideration for TN
sale is reported to be 81. 700 Mr.. Barrow'
will make needed repairs on the propert.
before taking possession.-George Deshav
has received and Is wearing the artfcia
leg which was bought for him with tn,
money that was raised from the sub
scription paper circulated by Mrs Jerom,
Brazelton several months ago,-A tele
phone on the New England Telephone
company line has been installed in tn,
garage of Henry st. Peters & Son, cal
3l-2.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker have open
ed the Del Grella cottage at the lake.
; Mrs. w. II. Norton and daughter Kath
leen. have returned from st. Johns, Que.
where they visited their daughter and sis
ter. Sister Elizabeth of Jesus of the Orde
Of Notre Dame.-W. w Bristol and Neid
4, ham and Dana shipped a carload of nike,
7 cattle to Boston Monday.--F. NJ. Warne
i has returned from business trip to Bos
e ton.-Wesley Jackman has bought tn,
v Frank Daignault house on Victory stree
: from Walter w. Bristol and has take,
possesslon.-E. Wissell of Bridgeport
= Conn. is visiting his mother. Mrs Ere,
Miller,-Mr, and Mrs. Walter W. Bristo
: left Monday night on trip to Boston
e At the annual meeting of Jerusalem
: Chapter. No. 2. r. A. NJ, officers as fol
s lows were elected: E. II. p. c. A. Chap
man: king, c. II. Cole; scribe. l.. L
( Avery: secretary. c. T. s. Pierce; treas
; urer, j. A. Harrington; captain of hos,
r r. NJ. Spooner; royal arch captain, c.
!, McAllster; principal sojourner. j. A
c Harrington; master of third veil. +. w