Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-15
JEFFERSONVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Libbey OF Flet.
cher spent Sunday with his brothers
. family. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Il. Libbey-
Funeral services for the oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Crossman. who died SO
suddenly January 6. were held al the
church Friday afternoon. The Rev. F. r.
Hyde officated. Burial was in the East
Cambridge cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. S.
Hawley visited her parents in Waterville
Sunday.-Sufficen snow has fallen to
enable some of the teamsters TO begin
hauling logs for B. Z, Reynolds.-Mrs.
Della Foster and daughter Ildah, who
are employed in Burlington. spent Su-
day at Zcno Kneeland s.-Stela Hood Of
Hyde Park has been visiting at Leslie
Robert".-Madame Pope is keeping tina
home fires burning for her grandson,
Maurice, while his parents MIR. and Mrs.
s. E. Pope, are in Florida.-Word was re-
ceived here Saturday of the sudden death
from heart failure of Miss Mary Powell
at Burlington. Miss Powell had many
warm friends here, who are heartfelt
sympathizers with the aged sister. Miss
Phoebe Ann Powell, who is now left
alone.-Miss Catherine Smalley has finish.
ed her work for the G.. d. Griswold Inc,
much to the regret of her many friends
and returned to her home in Stowe FRI
day.-Mr. Chantigny has returned To
his work in Sherbrooke Que, while
Mrs. Chantigny will remain for long
err visit with her sister, Mrs. TRIBES
o. p. Hays is boarding with his niece,
Mrs. William Thomas.
A meeting Of the American Legion vas
held at the schoolhouse Thursday eve
ming. Tho NJ. w. a. have secured tina
hall at the Cambridge Inn for their an
nuai fair on January u, % and % and u
large attendance is assured-ThA
Oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. I.
f. Crossman was taken violently On
Tuesday Jan. and died before medical
aid arrived. Funeral services were held
at tho ONE Friday afternoon -Tha
Philataea club is TO hold it's regular
monthly social NJ starts hall January
ID u the evening and will have q
Mother Goose fair with i. free enter
tainment. Attractive booths and a FISH
pond will be features of the evening,
where one can purchase useful things and
help swell the funds of the club To
further the social life of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. L. Pope have gone te
Florida.
a. w. Edwards is attending the dairy
mems meeting in Burlington this week.
Miss Gertrude Nideto of birmingham,
Mass. Is spending the winter ut 4. w.
Videto's.-Mr and Mrs. |. NJ. Powell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell attended the funer-
al of Miss Mary Powell at Underhill
Monday.-Arnold Aldrich has sold his
farm and purchased one at Jericho Cen-
ter.-Neal Carpenter OF Charlotte was
visitor Al his sisters Mrs. I. \. Videto's,
Monday.-The attendance at the village
schools Is very small owins 10 thd
epidemic Of mumps.-The installation Of
Grange officers occurred at the regular
meeting Tuesday evening.--The officers
elected at The meeting of the American
Legion We're: Commander, Clyde Cheeg-
man; adjutant. II. c. Melcndy; and
treasurer. w. III. Nenable.-Air. jackson
was hit on the leg by limb from a tired
IN the woods Tuesday and botn
bones were brokcn.-B. T.. Reynolds i.
confined to the house by illness.-Wil.
liam Stroud has returned to his work "a
Hawley brothers after Il 10 days vaca.
tion.-Mrs. C. b. Richards has returned
from Mlton.-A barge load of people at.
tended the reception at the Att Sprius
House at Watervillc "Wednesday eve.
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Hawley.-
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