Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
JEFFERsoNvILLE

William Grswold has returned from HE
extended trip to southern States.-Mrs
DeAlton Jarvis and son OF Burlington
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Brown.-Mrs. James Berry was In
Burlington Thursday.-Oscar Dyke lis dig
glrg the cellar for his new residence to
be erected on Carlton avenue this season.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Davis and children
are soon TO return from Greenland, N. H..
where they have been for months.-A
number went from here to Johnson Fri
day evening to attend the senior play
Mrs Della Rousseau went 70 the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday for an opera
ation.-Faban Jacques is slightly i'm
proved. William Thomas has finished
work Cor the c. Brigham company.-Plans
are being perfected for the addition to
the school building TO be built during the
vacatlon.--A special town meeting ~
called for May % at 1000 a. m-The
Cambridge High School has thus far
taksn in about $l93 and cleared $I50 on
it's play. Tho Arrival of Kitty"-The
baseball team played Bellows Free
Academy at Fairfax Thursday and de-
feated that team by a score Of % to o..
There was an important track meet at
Morrisville Saturday.-The five highest
standings will be announced soon. They
last four years. scholarship is awarded
| by the University of Vermont to the boy
| and girl having the highest standing.
| The church was crowded Sunday morn
ing to listen to the sermon preached by the
Rev. Harry f. Harmed of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Other towns represented we're John
| son. Jericho, Fairfax and Waterville.-A
son was born to MT and Mrs. T. r. Lib
hey May 16.-The Rev. II. +. Harmed and
Mrs. Frank Harmed and Miss Eleanor
Harmed left Sunday evening for their
home having come East for the Harmed
Porter nuptals at Johnson.-The sugar
house on the farm Of Harry Curtis caught
fire Sunday and was burned together with
the evaporator and sugar-off pan.-Dr.
Jenne and Mrs. JENNIE of Burlington were
callers at f. A. Woods Sunday-Mr and
Mrs. F. I. Blaisdell and son of Fairfax
were In town Sunday.-Donald Pierce OF
Waterville was in town Sunday A mum.
Der OF townspeople were in Johnson Fri.
day evening to attend the senior play
James Burns who is confined to the house
by illness. was not as well Sundav.-C
B. Aldrich of Underhill Is papering at f
A. Woods.
Martin Dodge has sold his farm t,
p. E. Reynolds Mr.. Rusterholtz has ex
changed his farm near the Willow Cross
| ing WIN JOnn f1Anley LOT MS IdTfIi u
the valiey.-Dr. s. G.. Start took Rutl
Thayer to the hospital Tuesday. She Is il
a critical condition from spinal meningitis
The supper served by the ladies' of tn
Cemetery association at the school build
ing Tuesday afternoon was wei
patronized.-The young ladies OF tn
Philathea class gave a social at tn
church parlors Monday evening to tn
young gentlemen of the place.-Mlss "
Potter. who has been in the Mercy hos
; pital at Brooklyn, n. Y. for the pas
eight months in training, arrived in tow
Monday for n three weeks Visit.-F. /
Start was at East Fairfield Tuesday eve
ning.-James Berry. Jr.. has been a
: home from Goddard this week.-H. \
Hawley and family with II. NJ. Corne
and daughter were In Burlington Tues
day.-Dr. Coburn and family Of Milto
were at c. B. Richards sunday. Mis-
= Velma spending the weekend with no
grandparents.-H. Curtis haf rented ii
. farm to Merle Miller of irhnvul. VII
l takes possession May Co.! Friday eve
5 ming there is to be the monthly. soci9
. OF tho Philathea class at the church pan
lors and Mr.. Rand, \. NJ. c. A. worke
{ who was In Ruseia during the war 81
he present and have charge ct tie games
' lie will also speak at tho church Sunda
3 morning Hoyt was taken .
= burlington Tuesday for TN" removal {
g tonsils and treatment