Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
IN VERMONT;
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

society of st. Stephens Episcopal Church
held well-attendcd social at the rectory
Tuesday evening. Joseph Calhoun and
friend. stephen Ryan, who have been in
town for two weeks at the home OF Mr..
Calhoun's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Calhoun, have returned to Philadelphia,
Pa.
Missionary priests will begin a mission
at st. Mary's Church on the frst sun
day in October. which will last eight days
through Sunday, october 10. Services
will be held at five and eight O'Clock
every morning and at 7:3o o'clock every
evening. The children Will have their
mission separately on Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday afternoons and on other
afternoons II feasible.
The picking of fall and winter apples
has begun on large scale throughout
this section of the county and ship
ments to the city markets have already
started. The crop Of number one APP
pies liz said to he a very large one. but
the ultimate prices for small buyers
do not seem to have been established
as yet.-The county agricultural agent
has gone to White River Junction In
charge of a big exhibit OF farm pro-
duce raised and got together by some
of the farmers of Addison county and
all for exhibition at the State fair.
James Blair started Sunday for the
same place in charge of four brood
mares from the L. S. government =
Morgan Stock farm In Weybridge.
These are the names. "Troubadour,"
Ruth" Faith" and "Endora." and they
go only for exhibition and not in COM
petition for premiums.-Ntss Harriet
Harris of Playmouth, Mass, has arriv-
ed in town to begin preparations on
the high class entertainment she is in
tending to organize and stage under
| the auspices and for the benefit Of the
| Middlebury Women's club.--Thursday
evening, September 80, will be a social
! church night at the Congregational
Church and it is especially desired that
| all members of the parish will be pres
ent so far as possible.--After a few
! days at his home here, Frank ]. Dono-
| hue has returned to Bellows Falls
where he Is engaged on the work of
| making map OF the village for the
use of insurance companies. After get
ting done in Bellows Falls Mr.. Donohue
| expects to be ordered to various places
in New Hampshire for similar work.
| The weekly community service was
! held Sunday evening at the Methodist
Church, with good-sized attendance
the Rev. j. Percival Huget pastor OF
the Thompkins Avenue Congregational
Church in Brooklyn. n. y.-Mr. apd Mrs
| William Il. Clement have returned home
after a week in Rutland.-The Rev. Ed
win j. klock has returned to Manchester
after several days here at the college
| of which he Is a graduate and of which
his son. Julius. is now a student.-Prof
:! and Mrs. Owen Mills have arrived ir
| town and taken the ]. F.. Buttolph house
| on South Main street for the coming year
Mrs. J. Frank Randall has gone Wes
and expects to remain through the fal
and winter in Cleveland. O.-Mrs. p. F
| Mcmahon has gone to Rutland for
weeks stay with her daughter. Mrs
James Farrell.-Raymond r. Churchill
Farm Bureau agent for Addison county
who has been suffering from a sever,
cold is reported much improved. Charles
and Henry Zimmerman Of Seneca Fails
n. Y, are In town for a couple OF weeks
stay with friends.-Mrs. John H. Lovet
and daughter, Miss Winifred Lovett o
Rutland. until recently residents of Mid
dlebury. have returned after spending
week in town with old friends.-Mrs
Henry Morey and daughter, Mrs. Ger
trude Connolly of Burlington, former res
idents of Middlebury. have returned t
Burlington after visiting old friends her
for several days.-Mr. and Mrs Georg
p Simpson Of Richmond Hills, n. Y
are IN town for n visit of three or fou
weeks with relatives.-NTiss Lucy Cal
houn. daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs ALA
Calhoun. have gone to Boston, where sh
has taken a position in the offices Of tn
publishers of The Modern PRISCILLA
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford II. Lane, who re
Gently returned from Ottawa Can, afte
a residence of several years. have gon
to Englewood, n. Y, with the intention
of taking up there their residence 70
the future.-Miss Cornelia Gilman an,
Miss Stella Parker of Arlington, Va, ar
in town for a short stay with friends
Mrs. George Calvin and son, Abner, o
Woonsocket. r. l.. are here for fey
days stay
The remains of Augustus Branchflel
who died at the government farm her
Tuesday were taken Wednesday noon Of
the flyer to his old home. Front Roya'
Va, from which place he and his famil
came about a month ago. Funeral serv
ices will be held there. The remains wer
accompanied by his wife and two chill
dren.-Lake Dunmore Lodge, No. II,
O. o. F.. held a well-attended meetin
Wednesday evening and the intiator
| 'cSite was 'oHieTTeu OH Il CLASS OF can
ddates. Light refreshments were served
Mrs. Mildred Esten of Boston is In tow
for few days at the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. wins N Cady.-
The Young Peoples society of the Mem
orial Church held a we'll attended socia
in the church parlors Tuesday, evening
The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas A. Carlso
and Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. McDonoug
J have returned to West Rutland after
short visit in town.-Judge and Mrs. Wi
lard r. Cray have returned to Mime
apolis. Mimi, after staying a couple q
weeks AT tho Breadloaf Inn at Ripton.-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r, Hendricks are movin
this week TOT the Fred NJ Foote farr
cast Of this village. which Mr.. Hendricll
will carry on another year.--Mr. and Mr.,
Nelson Armstrong of Montreal are i
town Tor two Weeks.-Miss Marjorie CT
bert has returned to Rutland after thre
: months at Lake Dunmore Frank an
Angelina Branchaud of st. Adams ar
in town for few weeks.-Mrs. Matild
jenkins, who with her husband, live
on the Allen farm In the east part of tn
town, received word Saturday of tn
sudden death OF her son. Clyde Russell
by her first husband. in Syracuse, n. Y
where he was a cook In restauran
in that city and as near as could be dis
covered had been dead two days whe
his body was found. The health Office
Of that city reported that death wa
due to heart disease. The young ma