Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30

was In Burlington on business Tuesday
and Wednesday. The condition of Wilbur
PARKS OF Benton, Ark. which had been
more favorable. was failing when heard
from Wednesday. and Mrs. A. Luce
leave Thursday expecting TO pass the re-
mainder of the winter with their daugh-
YER Mrs j. G. Flanagan and family in
Iortsinouth y. H.-Mr. and Mrs John
r'o"e ana son, George. of Magog. l.. O..
are passing the holidays with their
daughter Mrs. Charles W. Sanborn. and
FAMILY In West Branch Charles
straw " confined to her bed suffering
from the effects of bunIon.-Mrs. car
RE George went Tuesday to Burlington
10 bring home the infant daughter of Mr..
anu MIS- G. l.. Robinson. who has had
treatment for mastoid abscess at the
wary FLETCHER Hospital.--A special
meeting or Mystic Lodge. No Sc f. and
a. NJ, was held at Masonic hall Tues-
"aN eVening.-R. II Mcmahon has re-
turned from Montreal. where he passed
Christmas with Mrs. McMahon,s nar-
ents' MT. and Mrs. Edward Taylor
Miss Mvra Herrck OF Morrisvi,c e. MASS
ing q iew days with Mr.. and Mrs. O. S
smith at Moscow. Miss Jane TonI,n-
son mas returned from Northfield where
Sne passed Christmas with her sister
mrs W. *. Aleer.-Raymond Curtis six
Eears OLD, who died at the IIeaton Hos
pitai in Montpelier last week from in
Itries received while coastinR. was tho
son or Mr.. and Mrs Frank Curtis who
recently moved from Stowe to Barre
Mrs Curtis Is just getting IN from an
attack OF pneumonia.-Mr and Mrs
Water l.. Hale are parents Of n tiaueh-
'et porn December ~, their seventh ch,ld
MT ana Mrs. Paul A. RAYMOND enter
'''neu on christmas day Mrs Raymond's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4 A. Jenkins and
orothers, Merrill Raymond. Harry and
Friend of Morrisvlle and sisters Mis-,
Madge Merritt of Morrsville and Mrs
- L. Kelley of Lyndonvilla and Mrs A
ID. Lynch.
Mrs Ruth Robinson returned IN P,r-
hneton Monday after passing Christina.
at the nome OF her son, n. y. Robinson
n w. Tinkham. service representative
OF the Garford Motor Truck company. Is
passing week with his family in stowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Loveland and son.
Harry. Bndd w. Warren and Miss Sadie
Bullock of Middlebury were guests for
Christmas at II. A. Warrens-Mr and
Mrs f. 3. Van Dusen and family passed
Christmas with Mrs. Van Dusen's brother
and FAMILY in Gilmore .-Announcclne MA
nave peeH 'eCclNeu from MI. ana Mrs.
George W. Smith of Hackettstown. " j =.
Of the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Anne Smith to George S. Harris OF Mont
clair. Mr.. Harris Is n Stowe boy a grad
uate Of Stowe high school In the class OF
1905 and from the University Of Vermont
in 1909 He has been teacher in the Mont.
clair high school for several years
Andres Anderson of Springfield Mass. 4.
visiting his brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs c. j. Strand. Mr. Anderson ex-
try Sweden.--Thcre will he n leap yeay
ball for Old and young at the Akeley
Memorial building Wednesday evening
Music will be by Shackett's orchestra
The change in the time of the arrival
| of the first car on the electric road from,
Waterbury from 20 a. m to 9:4o Will
enable the r. +. d. carriers as soon ~
authority is received from Washington
to walt for the arrival of the mail and
ihcn to deliver the morning Free Press to
! the patrons on some routes before noon
! Clarence Bennett is disabled by a soTv
| on one hand. feared to he blood poisoning
Leslie Davis is driving Mr.. Bennett'a
milk team.-Mr. and Mrs. II. ". cobb re-
turned Monday from Jeffersonville, wherv
| they passed Christmas with Mr.. Cobb.
brother. f. s. Cobb. and family. Mr.
| Cobbs mother. Mrs. j. c. Cobb. who ac
I companied them to Jacksonville remained
for "A longer visit.