Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-09

fair at Middlebury Frday.-Miss Marcel
line Lashway who has been spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
THOMAS Agan. returned Saturday to
Bellcville, n. j.. where she will resume
her duties as teacher in Spanish in the
Belleville high school.-Thomas Jones OF
Middlebury. former resident. visited
friends in town Saturday.-Mrs. Charles
w. Bradbury of Washington. D. c.. is In
town on a visit.--Alfrcd Blair went Satur-
day to Burlington to spend Labor with
his wife at the home of her faher, Alfred
Fountain.-NIrs. Daniel r. Donnclly has
returned from Kenbcrma Beach, Mass.
where she has been passing two weeks
vacation.
The Verge mes sc 100 open ne
the fall term Tuesda m n
ing with the following corps OF tcachers'
High school, principal, William II. Car
ter: assistant principal, Henry V. Wheei-
ock; teachers, Miss Alicia Stevens, Green
field. Mass. Miss Laura Libby, Philips.
Me-. Miss Estele Carlson. Ravona'
Penna.: home economics, Miss Florence
Dow. of Burlington; sixth grade. Miss
Marcella Radigan; NTH. Miss Edith Nc
Govern: fourth. Miss Leonard. of orwell:
third Miss Ada Crosby; second, Miss
Cora Barber; first. Miss Fitzslmons.
There will be Il teachers training course
but the teacher has not yet been assign
ed.-Robert Russell. of the L. S. naval
air station at Rockaway. is spending 13
days furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Russell.-Ncws has been re-
ceivcd of the death September OF Miss
Mary G. Orvis in the Gith year of her
age, at the home Of her sister, Mrs. G.
w. Cook, of Lewiston, Mont. She was
the daughter of the late Lorenzo and
Mary ditto Orvis, of Ferrlsburg, where
she has always resided until about
year ago. She was a member of the Fer
risburg Congregational Church. Besides
Mrs. Cook, she is survived by another
sister, Mrs. Barney w Collins. of Fer
/ risburg. Tho funeral was held and bur
ial made at Lewiston Saturday.-Miss
Helen Burroughs. who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bur
roughs, has returned to Wavery. Mass,
and resumed her course at the L. s.
training hospital.
| MS. Sarah Thompson. OF NJ w
Haven. spent the Weekend with Mrs w.
j. Thompson.--Mr and Mrs. Harold stone
of Mddleburv. spent Labor Gay with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. George w.
Stone.--Mr and Mrs. H. c. HerTick left
Sunday on an automobi!o tour through
! tie White .Iourtains.-Mrs. May Gale.
who has been visiting friends in town
for few days. has RETURNED to the Pitts
! ford san:tar.Im-Barhara the little
daughter OF NJ. a.ad Mrs. Robert Fos-
! ter, while playing in the Garden fell
and broke her right arm above the cl-
/ bow.-Clarence L. Fisher of MorrisvilIc
Is spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G, f. Fisher,-Mr and
| Mrs George Y. Stone have returned from
! visit 10 their son. Harold Stone, of
! Mlidlebury.-MissA dclla lngham gave a
family picnic in the Ingham grove Fri
day afternoon Among those present were
he; mother, Mrs. Charles D. Ingham. a
n" lew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
| FL e. of East Orange, n. J.-Mrs Fred
Walker, of Portland Ore. is visiting her
father, j. o. Walker. at the Stevens
House, This is Mrs. Walkers first visit
here in 10 years.--R. w. Day and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, a graduate of the
1920 class of the Vergennes high schol,
left yesterday for Albany, y. Y. where
Miss Day will enter the Albany Bust
ness College.-Fred Dubuke has sold his
tenement house on School street to Will
liam Benoit, who will take possession
October !. He has also sold his house
on Water street to Andrew Sears. of
Ferrisburg. The condition of Mrs. Mary
Walters, who has been i'll the past week
Is somewhat improved Misses Cath
crime Garno and Katherine Ramsay, of
Burlington, spent Labor day at the home
OF their grandfather, William Crosby -
sunday afternoon the Vergennes town
nine defeated the Bristol team by a score
of % to .. winning the deciding game OF
the series between the two teams
Dustin NJ. Barrows. veteran of the
civil War, died Tuesday morning at his
home on Main street from genera
breaking up, aged 10 years. He had beer
in poor health for two years and for sever
weeks had been confined to the house
Mr.. Barrows was born in 1A1 in Addison
July Q, 1862, he enlisted in Company c
Eth Vermont Volunteers. and was honor
ably discharged in 1865. With his reg
ment he participated in the battles o
Winchester, Harper's Ferry, Suffolk
Eack Water, Gloucester Court House
Chapin's Farm and Fair Oaks, Va. anc
Newport and Jacksonville, y. G. February
H. 1870. he married Miss Adeline Ladue o
Nergennes. For about 90 years he was en-
Gagged in farming in Addison after which
he moved to Nergennes where for a mum
hcr of years he conducted a livery stable
Several years ago he retired from activ
business. and has lived quietly at hi
home. He was a member of Ethan Allel
Post. G.. A. r., and for a number of year
served on the police force. Besides a wifi
he is survived by one granddaughter
, Miss Dorothy Barrows of Rochester
f ~ y, and his sisters. Mrs. Goulia o
2 Boston and Mrs. Joseph St. Clair o
Addison. The funeral will be held thi
morning at st. Peters Church.-Joh
Nugent, former resident. now o
Buffalo y. V, and son. Jack, Mr.. an
Y Mrs William Nugent and Miss Nugenl
-, also of Buffalo, on an auto tour throug
( the Adirondacks and Vermont have bee
= spending few dayA with Mr.. and Mrs
= f. l.. Grandey, Postmaster and Mrs. job
h II. Donnely and Mr.. and Mrs Daniel I
|, Donnely.-Mss Fred Noble OF MOTIFS
:. VILE is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +
$ Fisher-ln a close and exciting gam
e played on the old fair grounds Monda
e afternoon the Nergennes town team wa
h defeated by the Burlington All-Stars MN
$ bv n score of 7 to 6.-Alderman Levi +
l. Brown went Monday on a trip to norther
@ New York.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ed
r. have returned to East Orange, y. i
Il after a visit to her mother. Mrs. Ma
n Goodere. Louis Walters, who has bee
l. playing ball during the summer on u
q Valleyfeld, p. O. baseball team, Is visl
=, ing his mother. Mrs. Mary Walters-M
e and Mrs David l.. Ryan and chiidre
= have returned from visit to relatives
n Orwell-Mayor and Mrs. Wayland
e Bristol are away on an auto tour throug
It the southern part of the state ana
l. Troy and Albany, n. Y. On their wa
Is they visited Mrs. Bristols sister Mr.
n G.. A. Russell near Manchester.-Mi'
ar Laura Shorkey and brother. Raymoi
10 Shorkey. have returned to Glens ran