Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-12

Hunt. pastor of Richmond Hills Baptist
church, Long Island, will preach at the
congregational Church Sunday.--L r.
| cray mas been confined to his home on
Church street several days on account
ot iiiness-Lucile Plat has returned to
| her work in the Swanton bank after a.
TWO weeks visit at her home in Mont.
gomery.-N1iss Belle Houston went Tues
day to St Johnsbury, where She will
spend week with friends John Web
ster has returned from visit to his
grandfather In Franklin.--J. q. Corliss
and daughter. 1,unetta. passed Sunday
with friends in Franklin Skeels
and family and Mrs. L. j. Cline PASSED
Sunday in Fletcher.-Mrs Archie PrineIe
| OF Brookline. Mass, and Mrs. Willard
Morrill, of st. Adams were recent euests
of Mrs. o. B. kittredge.-The Rev r. Will
son Day conducted services Sunday night
at the Hotel Champlan Casino. The
male quartet of the Conversational
church had charge of the servioe.-Dr.
r.. :. stone conducted services at ST
Johns Episcopal Church in Highgate Sun
day morning.-Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Skeels and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Waite at
tended church in Grand Isle Sunday
Ray Hogaboon and family Of Burlington
are passing several days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs S. E. GLADDEN.. Harold
Skeels of Somerville. Mass. is passing
two weeks at his home on Grand ave-
nue.-'Iasper Fleming and family passed
sunday among relatives in Burlington
Mrs William Skinner is expected home
from Detroit. Mich, the last of this
week.-George Dunbar and family Of
Stratford. Conn. arc expected soon 10
spend several days among relatives in
town.-Dr. Hin and family of Buffalo,
n, Y, were guests Monday at Mrs. E. NJ
WORCESTERSHIRE date of tho Boy Scout
camp mas been changed to the last week
IN Ausust,-Miss Eleanor Barrctte is the
guest of nor sister. Mrs. Howard Nit
chell, Of Burlington Mrs. n. A. Hall has
been entertaining her sister from Ogdens-
burg, y. "A large number from here
attended the dance Mt Highgate Springs
Saturday evening Tho funeral of Leon
LaFrance of White River Junction was
held in the Church of the Nativity Sat-
urdaN morning. the Rev. Father Salmon
otf1ciating. The deceased was p years
old, the son of George LaFrance of
Highgate Springs.-Dr. and Mrs c. e.
Allen of First street have heen enter
tanning Miss Sax of Chicago.-Mr. and
Mrs. Llewellyn Jones are at the home of
Mr.. Jones parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Jones, on Grand avenue. Miss BERTHA
S1tor of Detroit Mich, is expected homo
this week
Chauncey w. Smith was a business visi-
tor in St Adams Monday.-John Locke
of St Alhans read the services at Holy
Trinity Church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
w. E. Barton of Flint, Mich. were guests
q: Swanton friends Tuesday --Communica-
ton of Seventy-Six Lodge, No. IA, F. and
a. ~, was held in the lodge rooms Tues
day evening Henry Morrison of Portland
Me, is passing a few days at the home
of his parents on Broadway.-M Alma
Eldred of Sheldon was the over-Sunday
guest Of her sister Mrs. C. L. Herrick |
Irving Chase and family visited Sunday
among relatives in East Fairfield Mrs
Ann keenan, has returned from a visit
In northern New York.-NIiss Harriet
Needleham of Portland. Me. is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Morrison on Broad !
way.-Miss Marion Clutter left Friday
night for New Jersey, where she will |
spend two weeks vacation.-The first
baseball game on the new diamond was
played Saturday between the Rouses Point |
team and the Swanton independents |
The result of the game was a score of
I to in favor of the Rouses Point nine
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavery of Cowansville. |
F. O.. and Mr.. and Mrs. MISSIONER of |
Ferrisburg are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs |
A. Ross on Grand avenue. Fletcher |
Gilbert has returned to Swanton after |
visiting in Chazy. n Y-Mrs J. A. |
Pickett and her brother, Stephen Brain !
erd Lawrence of Farmington Conn., |
were guests Tuesday and Wednesday at |!
the home of Mrs. f. w. Jewett Mrs |
Jewett will accompany them to Farming |
ION ana spend two weeks at their home. /,