Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
RICHFORD

TIE RAv. c. K. Cogsweii and son. Cyril.
of WAAhinkto D. c, arrived here last
vAAk for 4 months stay at thei" home on
EM strset.-John D. Kelley. Of Albany.
is 4 fuAst ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Kelley Of Main street-Miss Ber-
nice Clapp. Of Middlebury College, is at
her home for the summer vacation.-Ern-
est Clark. Of New York, was in town
over the wesk-end.-Mrs. A l..
weAks has returned home from
few weeks visit with her sister Mrs.
Frances Brigham. in New York city, and
dau1ltAr, Mrs. Carleton l.. Morse. in Bos-
ton--A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Bernard Casavant in Bratteboro
Friday. June g Mr.. Casavant is the old
est ron OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Casavant
Of this place.-Mrs. Mckenzie B. Rounds,
OF s6mArviIle, Mass, is visiting relatives
ana friends in this place.
e. F.. Ladd has gone to Boston on a
business trip.-Mrs. A Leon Estey visited
in Burlington one day last week.-Mrs..
Alma Aver and daughter. Miss Glenna
Aver, who has been teaching in Atlantic,
N. j.. are passing the summer in this
place Roy Hammel and cousin.
Thomas Mattimore. went to Brattleboro
TnufsdAy for a FEW days. where they will
visit relativAs.-Mrs. B. E. Newton of
Hyde Park visited at the home of her
ulster, Mrs. A. j Elliot, Wednesday and
Thursday The Franklin county Sunday
school convention met in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Thursday. There were
f, many people from adjoining towns. who
attsndAd the convention. The attendance
/, In he forenoon was about $50 and in the
! AftAxnoon and evening the attendance was
very good. The following officers for the
ensang year were elected: President,
! c. r. Leach Of Enosburg Fails; vice.
/ president, hrst district. A. o. Wells OF
RAksrsAsld; second district. E, T
! Wheelock OF Swanton: third district
! r L. Chaffee of Enosburg Falls; fourth
| district. Mr.. Cummings of East Berk-
shire; NTH district. Mrs. Frank Blais.
dAii Of Fairfax; secretary, Mrs. w. B
| Hyde Of Bakersfield; treasurer A. c
/, wells Of Bakersfield; superintendent o.
! children's division, Mrs. Nellie Morse Of
RAchford superintendent Of young peo
| plAs division, the Rev. w. r. Price o.
Ekst Berkshire; superintendent of adult
division, the Rev. W. C. Arnold of Swan
toa; superintendent of home department
Mfs c. A. Gardyne Of Montgomery
superintendent Of temperance depart
WteAt, Mrs.. Annette Parmalee of Enos
ousx Falls; superintendent of religious
e4ueAx5Hn. ]. r. Sharrran Of St. Adams
zen Of West Enosburs; superintendent o
ydua department, II. T. Chaffee of Enos
bart Fails; auditor. NJ. A Asoltine o
Euosburx Falls, comm ttce on nomina
tiAtt, w. r.. Duxcxhire. +. W. Day an
Miss Grace Brooks. The program wa
aart1cn cut n full and the meeting
proved very Interesting and instructive
Warren e.. Sweat, aged rs years die
suddenly OF heart failsse, Tuesday after
noon, AZ his home on Center street. Mr.
and M-. sweat went TO Cowansvile
Qua. laxt Saturday returning home Tues
day noon Mr.. Sweat had been in poo
health for the past few years, hut TO
tnA past few weeks had been enjoying
bsttAr health He was born in Potion
Ques but had been a resident of Rich
ford for many years. He is survived b
his wife, one niece and two nephew,
Funeral arrangements have not bee
edmpletnd. Marion B. Rustedt, VIII
teaches in Westtown, Pa, arrived at he
homo in this place Monday for the sun
ner vacation.--Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dicke
of DAtroit, Mich, are visiting at the HON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Bellows.-M
and Mr.. J. @. Lnston are visiting anon
relatives in Worcester, Mass.-Mrs. ALLIE
Dixon Of Toronto, Ont, who has bee
waiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
II. Mills, has returned home.-Mr. an
MfS. Homer Whitman have gone
Venice, Que, where they will pass tt
susntuer in their cottage on the shore
LARA Cham plain. They we're accompanit
by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Greene and lit
son, whb will pass a week or more
Venice--Ths Richford Manufacture
company ID preparing to build a large sa
mill ana tub shop on the land. where Il
old BrAinard mill was. near Willo
street.
~ BAKERSFIELD
The people Of Bakersneld are We
p3zttful to learn that Prof. c.
Morffn. who has received hatteril
offer 10 become dean OF St Johnsbu
Academy. has declined the offer and
cidcd to stay with Brigham Academy 4
the preseht.-The funeral Of Thorn