Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-04

woman resident of Stowe, has passed her
life here. She was the liveliest-one at the
party. She Is In fairly good health md
retains her faculties TO n remarkable de-
gree. When asked If she were going TO
vote she said she was not of age. and had
not been able to read enough to know
what she wanted to vote for.-rrs. Mil
ured RUSS gave n Halloween party Mon
uay evening at her home with her parents,
Mr ana Mrs. Angus l.. Gale, to the chill
oren or the West Branch Sunday school
ana her pupils of the West Branch school.
Music, games and light refreshments
made merry occasion.-Charles c. Gale
mas returned from Malone, N. Y, where
ne visited his uncle and aunt Mr. and
WITS ~ D. Robinson. and other relatives.
Mrs John Belts of West Lebanon.
", H., is here on account of the illness
Oh her mother, Mrs. Fred Ploof.-Poles
are being set to connect the farm houses
OF c. T. Sargent and Fred 3. Van Dusen
with 'ine Is or the Citizens Telephone
company.-Carroll Bedell has moved to
the mouse purchased of George Lansell
on west Branch. Mr. Lansell has moved
10 tho green cottage on Maple street
owned by Fl. f. Shaw, with whom Mr..
iIanseH mas employment, and Mrs.
"A. w. Christianson passed IN week end
In st. Johnsbury.--E. w. Douglass has
moved to Williamstown, whore he has
employment. Wayne Ayefs picked ripe
strawberries October M--Mrs. Grace
Doug lass, who has been with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. W. Jones, since the death Of
her son, Earl Douglass, last week, re-
turned Monday to Keene. ". II. Her son,
george Douglass, also returned Monday
to Boston.-Edmund W. Macdibbon of
1c lie lp fn
days.-Mrs. ]. A. Foster has returned
from visit in Malone, n. Y. coming by
motor to Montreal. Alexander Adams,
who has recently returned from Rutland,
Is Ill with jaundice.-Miss Dorotha Seaver
ana Everett Allen of Morrisville passed
tuesday night at L. J. Adaps'.
The weather here Tuesday was
democratic" all right. High winds
and rain prevailed all day with the
mountains white with snow. Never
theless there was a good turnout of
voters among them. 1t was said. 121
women. The voting was as follows:
For president, Harding 31S. Cox 20,
watkins l; for senator, Dillingham;
26S, Shaw 1928: congressman, Greene
3l2, Gulis Ga; State ticket: Governor.
Hardness S12, Martin 312; for lieu
tenant-g governor Foote. 2s9. Root
a.,
62; auditor. Gates 299, Shurtleff 60;
attorney general Archibald 29s, Leamy
62; county Judge Of probate, Wood
345; assistant judges, Waterman, 270,
Benson $50; States attorney. Tracy 290
sheriff, Devens 345: high bailiff, Gar
vey ESQ; town representative. ]. B.
Mckinley 1925; Is blanks and four
attering.--I.amoille County, Amer
lean Legion association held it's dlrst
annual banquet and ball at the Akeley
Memorial building Tuesday evening
The Community Ladies' Aid served the
banquet, Mrs. Nira Smith, acting as
chairman of the committee in charge
There were 100 at the banquet lnclud-
Ing members of the five posts in the
county, Stowe, Morristown, Hyde Park,
Cambridge and Johnson. and people
from every town in the county. Dr.
G. l.. Bates of Morrisville, r. r. Nc
Mahon and B. A. Thomas of johnson
were the county committee. DR.. Bates
presided s toast-master Of the post
prandiai program which included the
following toasts: From the View
point Of the Citizen" H. T.. Shaw; vocal
solo. Mrs. LA Niles Jackson of Morris
Vile, accompanied by Miss Delma
Strong of Hyde Park; Deeds and Live
Ones, r. r. Mcmahon; Irresponsible
tiles of the Ex-service Civilian" Hon
F. G. Fleetwood of Morrisville; vocal
solo. Mrs. A. u. Lynch accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Barrows. Music was
provided during the banquet and for
the ball by the Harmony orchestra of
Orleans. The occasion passed off very
pleasantly and was enjoyed by all.
Among the Stowe boys who came
home to attend the ball were Cornell
Riley Of st. Adams, f. w. MacGibbon
of Enosburg Falls. o. X. Jenney of the
University of Vermont and f. w. Sar-
gent of Cabot.-Mrs. II. G. Fuller and
daughter Hilda, are In Burlington, the
latter having treatment at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Mss Clara Fuller has
nnished her work at Turks store in
Burlington and is at home in Stowe
Miss Ruth Collins and Miss Ruby Bull
were In Waterbury Wednesday |
Martha Pike of Barre Is caring for Miss
Susan A Bigelow, whose condition re-
mains about the same.-Walter Hale has |
moved here from Waterbury Center into !
a tenement in the Morrison house Bert
Wedge has moved from that house into
IL. f.. Shaw's house, occupied by f. c. !
Sleeper, who has stored the most of
his goods and has taken room in
MIS-. 7. b. Smiths house.-Mss Bunda
Burnett gave surprise party to her /
sister, Beulah, on her birthday anniver- !
sary. Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served and games were played
The Rev. c. E. Hayward will conduct a |
service at the Moscow schoolhouse Sum !
day afternoon afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock. |
All are cordially invted.-The Misses |
Sadie Cary and Floy Collins were in |
Waterbury Tuesday night.