Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
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and students from the different high
schools and the teachers who have been
out OF town the past wear are now a
home for the summer vacation, among
them being Miss Ruth Donehue. graduated
from the business college at Poultney last
week; Miss Bernice Thomas, a student
AZ Nergennes High School: Kenneth Gee
of Bristol High School; Donald Sears,
teacher at Ferrisburg; Cicely Donehue,
teacher at Sheburne the past year.-Miss
Della Slif has gone TO Mount Philo Inn.
where she has employment for the sum
mer She has been there several seasons.
Leonard. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Ayres. has recovered from his re-
cent illness Mrs. Ayres. who had
severe attack of pleurisy the past few
days. is much improved.-Miss Isabella
Hartman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Hartman and Samuel Holbrook,
both Of this town, were united in mar
rage June "A at the Methodist parsonage
by the pastor. the Rev. J. D. Gothey.
They were attended by Miss Arletta
Thomas and Charles Harriman.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. e. Donehue and daughter, Miss
Cicely. attended the graduating exercises
at Castleton. Miss Ruth Donehue being
| among the class to graduate.-Mr. and
| Mrs. L. A. Elliott Of North Ferrisburg
| were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs.
! f. f. Thomas MIR. and Mrs. G. C. Darr
! were in Burlington one day last week
| Mrs. George King and two daughters of
Ferrisburg were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. e. Thomas Tuesday-Mrs. Fred
| McEntee and youngest son are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Adams, Of Addison. who
| is seriously ill-The Rev. and Mrs. G. c.
Cornell and son and his mother of West
Addison called on their many friends
here the past week.-Word has been re-
| ceived here of the death of the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bert Lawrence
/, of Fitchburg, Mass. from the effects of
a serious operation for appendicitis
They formerly lived here.-Fred c. Par
ker has returned from the hospital at
Burlington, much improved in health
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Palmer and sons of
Bristol were guests of their aunt, Mrs.
F. II. Dean over the eek-end.-Improve-
ments have been made on the interior
OF the G.. c. Farr store. The gasoline
tank recently purcha sed of w. c. Done
hue is now installed at the corner of
the platform and patrons will go there
for their gasoline
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mech and grand
daughter Mrs. II. H. Ayers, We're Bur
lington visitors Saturday. H. II. Ayers
returned home with them.-Mrs. Martha
Allen is assisting in the home of b, F.,
Narney of Bristol while Mr.. Narney is
at a Burlington hospital.-Miss Bernice
c. Thomas of Nergennes High School is
posing her vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Thomas.-Leon Hanks
of North Ferrisburg was a visitor a the
home of Edward Sheppard Sunday
: +. II. Palmer of Bristol was the guest OF
his aunt, Mrs F. II. Dean Monday and
: on Tuesday he motored to Burlington
: Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Laid. Mr. and Mrs
: Brainard Ladd and c. II. Hibbard of Bur.
lington visited l.. f.. Mech and family
Sunday.-G. c. Farr finished hauling his
logs from the farm by motor truck tc
Bristol last week.-Several of the farm
, ers have commenced haying .-Wilma
Agan. who has been in the employ Of
9 G. c. Farr and family, mas finished worl
there and returned to her home in New
, Haven.-D. i. Mech and family motorcc
to Burlington on business Tuesday.-'rht
q fishing at Cedar Lake is reported a:
r being very good.-Sevcral from this towr
t were called 70 Burlington Tuesday in tn,
4 Cnittendcn County Court proceedings 81.
? witnesses in the case of Curtis " Shat
Y tuck VS. Mrs. CURTIS y. Shattuck -
4 Preaching servi'o at the Methodist Epis
n copal Church a. the B.po Sunday a
Q 60 a. M; and at Fan Monktou 9, %
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