Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-10


son will spend some time with her rela-
tives there.-Mr and Mrs A. A. Jenkins
ana Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth jenkins of
stowe we're recent visitors in Evansville
going by auto.-Dr. w. r. Slayton and
FAMILY were Burlington visitors the latter
part OF the Week.-Mrs. Arthur Wheeler
received word Thursday Of the death of
her brother. Carroll Leach, following "A
serious operation. at the Bennington hos
pital.-Mrs. w +. sherman returned from
a Few days stay with her daughter. Mrs
Gordon Brooks of Burlington.-Mrs Frank
iGuimond has gone to Burlington to care
for her mother. Mrs. George Badger who
Is Ill, suffering from nervous trouble
Miss Lucille Bates. who has employment
in st. Johnsbury came the last Of the
week for visit ut the home Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. f.. Bates, and to he
present at the commencement exercises
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holden have return
ed to their home in Marlboro. y. IT,. after
a visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Farr.-Taylor Mead of Windsor a for
mer clerk in the o. NJ. Waterman store.
spent part Of the past week with his sis
ter. Mrs. r. r. Greenoush.-Miss Mabel
Wood was Burlington visitor Thurs
day.
Merrill Jenkins went Monday night TO
Fletcher hospital for medical treatment.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. 3. White and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Farnham went the last of
the week 10 Boston for a short stay
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Slloway went Fri
day to burlington, where the former will
enter the Hays Sanatariur.1 for troat-
ment Tho trip was made in the Ray
more automobile.--F. w. Mould returned
home Friday after spending tho week in
Burlington. Mrs. Mould is reco, ering
nicely from ner recent operation at The
Mary Fletcher hosptal-Fuller Martin,
a former Peoples Academy student. who
has employment in st. Johnsbury, has
been spending several days in own
Burton Luce of Waterbury is assisting
at the r. C. Luce store during the bscuce
| of II, Il. Farnham.-Abe Cohen ~ Bos-
ton has been n business visitor N town
for several days--Merrll Jenkins. who
has been teaching in Canaan the past
year. has completed his duties and is
| spending two weeks at the home of his
| father \. \. Jenkins. Mr.. Jenkins will
| leave soon f"r Mt Washington where
| he has n position for the SUMMERTIME
AMI Mrs. T.. " Kinds of Huntington have
been guests for week of the latter $
cousin, Mrs. &. G. Smith. They returned
home Sunday accompanied ny Mrs.
| Hinck home.--Raph Hartley of Hard
wick spent Sunday with friends in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Foster Andrews went last
| weeke to Mddlctowri. Conn, where they
| expect to make their future home. haN-
ing purchased n farm there.-W. II
Towne and family spent Sunday in Hard
| wick at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. j. II. Clark.-Mrs. Roy Eaton of
Burlington has been guest for several
DAYS of Mrs F. o. Lunt.-Dr. William
tombstone and family and Miss Belle
Barrows were Sunday visitors in Burlng-
ton.-I.con Monahan spent sunday AT his
home in East Fairficld.-Mr. and Mrs
Clara Huse and three children Of Middle
twon. Conn. are spending the week AT
the home of ]. F. Thomas and other rcla-
tives in town.-Among those from this
place. who attended the meeting of the
Grand Chapter at Barre Wednesday
were: Mrs. T.. w Terrill, Mrs. II. \.
Smalley Mrs. w. S. Towne, Ms Glen
Towne, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Gates, Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Campbell. Mrs. f. w
Billings. Mrs. n. l.. Spcar.-Mr. and Mrs
Clifton Greaves and little daughter
Madeline. were Barre visitors Monday
Mrs Edith Butterficld of Burlington has
been spending several days at the II. "A
SlaytcR home.-Miss Madge Merritt will
leave Wednesday morning for a two
weeks stay with relatives and friends in
Baldwinsvle, Mass, Keene. y. H., and
| Middetown, Conn.-Fifty-two members
Of Mount Vernon Lodge, No. s, were in
Waterbury Friday night to attend meet
ing of Winooski Lodge, No. A.. All re-
port a fine time.