Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
NORTHFIELD

The Merchants association of North
field and the Commercial club is to hold
banquet at Park Inn Thursday evening,
the Hon. Fred Gleason of Montpelier
being one of the speakers At this gath
ering the two associations are to be-
come AFFILIATED. The committee in charge
consists Of II. C. Cady, n. Pelaggi and
X. r. b. Flint.-The Rev F. r. Clark.
the new pastor of the Methodist Church,
with his family, arrived in town Friday.
Mr. Clark preached Sunday for the first
time.-Mrs. James Meagher of Burling-
ton is spending a few days in town with
her mother. Mrs. Hannah McCarty.-
Raymond Giffin has completed his course
at Burdette College. Boston. and is at
the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Giffin.-Mrs. C. J. Paddock, son
and grandson have arrived in North
field from Whitesvile. N. Y. and Joined
the Rev. Mr.. Paddock, the new pastor
OF the Universalst Church. They are to
live In the Andrew Denny house on Main
street.-A son was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. B. f. Ballard.-Mrs Mary
Ranger, who has spent the winter in
Cleveland, Ohio. with her daughter. Mrs
w. T.. Corners. has returned 10 her
home in town. She was ACCOMPANIED bv
her grandson. William Corners, who will
spend some time with her.-Miss Louise
Morrill,. who has been spending the win
ter with her sister. Mrs. George f. Car
penter. In Montpelier. was in town over
sunday, the guest of Miss Laura Averill.
Mrs. John Nugent has moved from tho
Severance house on Cross street to @ w
Pillsbury's house on Vine street. David
Beattie. who recently purchased the Sew
erance house. has moved his family into
the new home.
Mrs. George Hakey died suddenly M her
home on King street Sunday evening, She
had been in her usual health and lust he
fore going to bed complained of not being
able to breath. A doctor was summoned
and she lived only short time The de-
ceased was 3 years old and had lived in
Mortified for 30 years She ia survived
by her husband, two daughters. Mrs
Daisy Friend and Miss Molly Hakev of
this town and four sons. Archie of WI.
mington, Mass, John and Carl of North
field and James OF Springfield. Funeral
services We're held Wednesday afternoon.
the Rev James Is. Sargent officiating, In
terment was in Mt. Hope cemetery.-Ma-
thew Hatch, who has been with his sis
ter. Mrs Eva Elphnsone, since the
death of their father a few months ago
has gone to Montreal. where he has en-
ployment.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Smith
and son of Ashland. n. H., have been Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II
Smith. Mr.. Smith has returned and Mrs
Smith will remain for a while-Mr and
Mrs. Verne Whitney are the parents of a
daughter born Monday nght.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Plastridge and son. Charles
Jr OF Haverhill. Mass, are visiting at tho
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs WI
liam d. Plastridge'-Mrs, w. j. Prindle
and family have arrived in town and NOV
ed into the tenement over Durkee's store
at the Center village, Mr., Prinde is the
new superintendent of the Mortified CO.
operative creamery,-Mrs. Ladd Fairmar
of Bristol. r. l., and Claude l.. Morse OF
this place were married Monday morn
ing at $3.50 IN Trinity Church, Bristol r.
L. the Rev. Frederick S. PenfoId roc,or
of St. stephens Church in Providence r.
l.. performing the ceremony. The Rev.
Frank Damrosch. Jr,, officiated at the
nuptial mass following. Mr. and Mrs
Morse will reside in Mortified
Burt Celley has returned from Ueaton
hospital, Montpelier, whore she under.