Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-02

MISS iildegarde Smalley returned Mon
unV 10 Piattsburgh. n. Y. after passing
'c inanRsRiVinE vacation Mt her home
MARINA Polaskl resumed her work
Mohday nj the office OF the Mt. Mansfield
Electric Railroad after - woe,k,. ,,noa-
tlon.-Miss Ada Fuller and Miss FrntIo
Marcy Of East Berkshire spent the wook
cnd with Miss Fuller's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs H. u. Ful er.-The rural and village
SCHOOLS opened Monday after the Thanks
sNhg recoss.-Miss Beth Fuller returned
Mohoay TO her school I'm Mortified Falls
AFTER spending the THANKSGIVING vacation
at nor home in Stowe.-Wrlic com,ev
VINO has moved his family from Rochester
INTO one OF II. u. Shaw's tenements Mt
me 'owor village, viii be employed by Mr..
Shaw. ~ ''''
Thanksgiving bail and masquerade.
gwen ny H. II. Peterson at the "Od Isham
note. at the lower village Friday eve.
ning' was attended by about 76 couples.
tne greater majority of whom were mask
ed. Music was furnished by Chase and
onacketts' orchestra. assisted by w. L.
bennett on the violin. a bountiful eup-
per was served the dining room being
attractively decorated with crepe paper
StreaWers ana Japanese lanterns
Tho ladies Of the Red Cross met Friday
afternoon with the president Mrs Nina
shaw and completed the quota Of 30 skirts
ana they are now ready for shipment
The ladies are now working on n quilt
Mrs. Carrie George accompanied the
youngest daughter about four months
old. of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robinson, to
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
saturday. Mastod abscess was feared
Mrs. Robinson has just returned from
n nd tt-Dc "a, 10 4,
the child.-Mr. and Mrs. Silas stowell
returned Saturday from Springfield
Mass. where they have had employment
for several months.-Miss Maho, Lack
ard of Morrlsvile is visiting Mrs.
r. B. Ga'c.-AIr. and Mrs. Aivah Megoon
are the parents of daughter, born Fri
day.-Mr and Mrs. Harold Magoon called
on friends in stowe Friday on their way
to their home in Montpeller.-W. r.. Shep-
hard, who has been occupying tho S. A..
Stowell's house. is moving this week into
w. T.. Chaffcc's tenement at the lower
vlllage.-E. W. Tinkham. who was n bust
ness visitor in Johnson Friday. left Satur-
day for Bangor, Me-, where he will con-
tinue his work--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Far
rar returned TO Pittsford Friday after
visiting friends in town.-Miss Lucia
Atchison, who passed Thanksgiving In
Saturday on her return to her home in
Bethel.-Mrs, II. f. Pike is acting as IL
hrarian in the absence of Mrs Carrie T..
Straw.-W. +. Churchill of Morrisvlle
was a visitor in stowe Saturday.-Mrs.
Cora Fonycau of Johnson is visiting htf
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Pcppn, on
Luce IIi.l.-Miss Rachel Slapton of Wa
terbury was a recent visitor of her par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Slayton.-Mr.
and Mrs y. r. Johnson and family have
returned from Richmond, where they
passed Thanksgiving.
The entertainment given by the Gene
tory oc'ation at the auditorium Tues
day evening was very successful and the
association will realize about s25,-Among
those who attended the Pomona Grange
at Worthwhile Wednesday were A. Il.
Straw, master, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis La
tuch, Roy Latuch Mrs. c. a. Tominson
and Miss lone Hawley.-The committee
for ARRANGEMENT of the Christmas exer-
C!seS at the Community Church have
been appointed as follows. Committee on
Christmas tree. f. NJ. Small and a. Il.
Straw: committee on decoration. Mrs.
i. r. Raymond's class: candy bags, Mrs.
G. j.. Hayward's class general helpers.
Miss Southards class; literary Mrs. G. r..
Nelson. and music. Mrs. \. u. Lynch and
Miss Dorothy Barrows-Miss Maude Ray
mond, who passed Thanksgiving week
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Raymond and
other Stowe friends returned to her home
in Enfield, n. H., Wednesday.-M. c.
Riley of ST. Adams is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Riley on Maple
street-Ransom Cunning of the Univer-
s!ty of Vermont is testing cows at T.. NJ.
Houston s.-W. w. Thomas of Morrisvil' c
and son Bernard Thomas of Lisbon, ~ II.
passed Tuesday at A. w. Collins,--Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Morrill, of Randolph and
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Morrill, of Rutland
are visiting their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Fred Perry at Stowe Forks. William
j. McGaugh of the Beckwith company OF
Boston was n business visitor in town
Wednesday.-Th Stowe high school bas-
ketball team will play Peoples Academy
at the town hall Friday evening.