Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15

as far as st. Adams with MIR. Parting
ton Monday.-The Rev. Z. G, French of
Johnson was a visitor in Stowe Monday.
Guests at Miss Aliens at Seven Springs
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodland Of
Stuart, Fla. Mrs. Burgess of Newport.
r. l., Miss Duane, Miss Pettibone. Mrs.
Z. A. Barrows. Mrs. G. V. Jones and
Miss Maxwell Of New York. Miss Bennett
of New Haven, Conn. Miss Rhodes OF
Pittsburg, Pa, and MIR. and Mrs. A. T.
Wise Of Brooklyn.-Miss Beatrice Kaiser
Of Waterbury was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Johnson of Richmond is
visiting her son, y. B. Johnson. and
family this week .-Roderic Riley Of
Waterbury is visiting his parents on
Mt. Mansfield. Carroll Riley returned to
ST. Adams Tuesday.-Mrs. c. N. Busbes
and children, Justin and Eileen, and. Miss
Chapman motored here from Springfield
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Bugbee's sister,
Mrs. F. S. Boardman. and fami1y.-C. O.
Burt and son, c. o. Burt, Jr., left Tues
day for Buffalo, n. Y, where they will
meet Mrs. Burt on her way home from
Minneapolis. Miss Jessie Southland of
Fairfax visited Mrs. Lola Douglass over
Sunday.-F. A.. B~rockway. chief elec-
%trician, and NJ, Leske, gunner's mate.
FIRST class, Of Burlington were here re-
cruiting for the T.. S. navy Tuesday,
Three truck loads of girls from a. gfrls'
camp in Fatrlee went to Mt. Mansfield
tuesday to pass the night-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred r. Farrar of Richmond called on
relatives in town Sunday Mrs. Farrar
was formeriy Miss Mary Shaw.
There was an attendance Of about 200 at
the farewell reception given by the peo-
pie Of the Community Church to the
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. f. Bacon at the ban
1uet hall in the Akeley Memorial building
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Harris. Head usher, Mrs.
Agnes Ienney, was assisted by the Misses
Hazel Cakes, Pauline Harris and Dorothy
Shepard in welcoming the arrivals. A pro-
gram carried out Included a welcome and
greeting by l., l.. Harris; solos by Mrs
A. d. Lynch and H. w. Burnham; a duet
by Mrs. Fl. w. Barrows and Mrs. T. A.
Douglass; appropriate remarks by Mrs
W. N. Adams and DR.. H. w. Barrows; F.
NJ. Small Of Morristown, who told of some
of the conditions when his sreat-grand-
father used to come to Stowe to church;
A. r. Straw, who gave a history of the
United Church movement in Stowe from
the time when the Rev. A. G.. Cornwall
first agitated the matter in 1912 to its
~fruftion in the Community Church so
favorably inaugurated, the Rev. M. z.
Bacon and Mrs. Bacon who responded
with much feeling to the sentiments of
approval of their efforts here and regret
for their departure. The committee of ar
rangements included Mr.. and Mrs. H.. S.
Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Tomlinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Fuller. and the
program was in charge of Miss-C1ara Bar
rows and Mrs Agnes Jenney. Ice cream
and cake were served. hall was
decorated with bouquets of beautiful
flowers Among those present were: Miss
Pettibone and Miss Taber of New York,
Prof Henry Taber of Clark University
Miss Mary E.. Jennison of st. AIhans, Miss
J Grace Bieelow of Sprin gfeld. Mass. Miss
Addie Rigelov of franklin Falls, \. H.
Miss Beth Fuller of Mortified Falls and
:, Mrs. Clair Poulson of C~asiewood, 5. D
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon and their daughter
Mrs. Poulson. and granddaughter, little
Betty Poulson. will leave Sunday for
South Dakota, where Mr.. Bacon has bust
> ness matters to attend to m Brooking,
where they formerly resided. seven OF
? their nine children reside in different
E towns in South Dakota and after visiting
8 them Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon expect to pas;
, the winter with their son in Los Angeles
Calf. They came to Stowe in December
1915 to pass the winter with their young
J.. est daughter and husband, Mr.. n Mrs
;, Lynch. Mr.. Bacon consented to becom'
the pastor of the Community Church 10
a few months and has remained UNI
: now. when he feels that he can stay nj
longer.-The ladies of the
Ladies' Aid will serve maple sugar OF
snow at the banquet hall from three unit
+ FIVE O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
y MORRISVILLE
l The funeral of Willard George Young
= IL years old son of MIR. and Mrs. 4eors'
Young was largely attended from tn
Il Methodist Church, Saturday afteroon, tn
Rev. ". T. Best officiating. The bearer
: were: Elroy Bailey, Oscar Churchill
u Ralph DAVIS. Ernest Bake of Wolcott
q Burial was in Pleasant View Cemetery
i The lad who mad been i'll with tubercula
u meningitis for the past four weeks. diet
u at the home of his parents, Wednesday a
seven o. m. Willard was born in Here
< ford, P. Q, coming about four years ag
e with his parents to Wolcott. A year az
last fall they came to Morrisvllle, wher
they have since resided. Besides his par
ents he is sur vived by two brothers an
three sisters. He was taken Ill Will
= in swimming with several boy friends an
for several days his case was considere
9 homeless. until a change for the bette
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family entertained hopes until last Wed
nesdav morning when his condition grey
a RAPIDLY worse until the end. Willard wa
:, a bright, active little fellow. and was
great favorite with his p~lay1nates an
win be deeply missed. The mpath Q
this community goes out to the sr1cke
family. Those present from OUT OF tow
TO attend the funeral of Willard Houn
n we're: Mrs. H. Batten. sister OF the az
ceased from Waterbury, Miss Jessie Kin;
!, Montreal, Que, Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Syrhe
q Miss Ollie Thomas, W. Quinn, Waterours
Miss Rosie Perry Of Hyde Park; Mn
+ Baker, Master E.. Baker, M and MT
Mercury, Mr.. and Mrs. Foss. the Rev
r. and Mrs. Aldrich. Mrs. Boardman, Nj
Denton. Mrs. Graves and son all OF Wol
ir colt.
Mrs. Donald Page of Johnson an
mother, Mrs. Minnie Smalley. were Mon
,e pelier visitors Sunday going by auto. y
D. their return they were accompanied 0
lie Mr.. Page. who has been employed ther
t. as surveyor for several weeks.-Mrs. Al
s. nette Terrill has gone to Hyde rark re
lie A. visit to her niece, Mrs. Myra Burnnan
in Mrs. r. L. Barrows left Wedne'
in day morning for Saco, Me-, where she WI
m suend a couple of weeks with ner aun
lie Mrs. W. II. Smith.-Mrs. Harry Ellswor'
m and son. Robert, of Cleveland, OHIO al
n visiting the formers sister, Mrs b.. !
to CLARK. and other relatives in town--Mr
of Fannie Bickford and daughter, MISS Ma
,e iorie. have returned from a visit W.T.
$50 l.. p-,rl;potou H. r. Farnna1