Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-09

Conn, and Mrs. George Gage of Kellogg,
Idaho; four Observation-Disclosures. Slocum
and Caroline Chaplin Of this village and
Hewey Albert Slayton, Jr., and Lucius
Louise Slayton Of Wyoming, N. j.: and
py three step-great- grandchildren Ken
neth Horace and Josephine Boynton Of
Cheshire. Conn
Judge and Mrs. G. NJ. Powers left yester-
Jay morning for a 10 days' stay with
tneir daughter, Miss Dorothy Powers in
New York city, and their son. Horace RI.
fowers, at Cambridge, Mass-Mr and
MrS' FRANK Raymond and daughters.
ueorgIana, olivia and Frances, have re-
turned from East Fairfield. where they
were called Saturday to attend the flu
neral OF Mrs. Ravmond's nephew. Andrew
Jordon. 2-year-od son Of Julius Jordon
me niue ooy was kicked by a horse and
was Instantly killed. He was the same
age or Adolph. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond who was instantly killed
last SUMMERTIME household goods Of
Mrs. Gussie Bassett Wheeler were takeo
ny Page x Graves Monday to North
Hatley. j. O., where Mrs Wheeler and
son. William. wl make their future
home. Mrs. Wheeler and son have many
friends in town who regret their de-
parture.-Mrs. w. A. Warren wa a recent
NiSitOi vi NlIS MHT1On ttunthr ana Mrg.
Alfred Mansfield ut Essex Junctlon.--Miss
Dorothy Santamorc has returned TO her
home i'll stowe after a visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Elwood mmons.-Luthcr Warrior
has returned home from n few days stay
with his cousin. T.. a. Preston. a. the
Avenue House, 81. Johnsbury.--Mr ana
Mrs. Harold Parker have returned from
st. Johnsbury. whore they We're guests of
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Brooklyn street ara guests ~ their.
parents Nj. ana Mrs. George Richardson.
of WolcotL-.Miss Beatrice morrill, he's
been confined to her home for eeverst
days by ilness.-The Secard Brothers,
who recently sold the Frank Strong farm.
have purchased of Homer Smith ths Dav.s
farm in Uinvile.-Smith's orchestra will
go Friday night to Jeffersonvll.. where
they VIII furnish music fer Leap year
ball given by the young ladies Of tho
Jetfersohviile high school Among The
lucky deer hunters TuesGay were Heiriun
Lanpher. who shot i50-pound buck G"l
Bernie Tonlnson an so-puund doe. Mrs..
+. c. Hoyt has returned TO her home in
Willamstown after visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. G. Bedcll.-Amons the lucky deer
hunters Monday were W. l.. Durean who
shot Il orpound deer: T. TcvNaw. 10
pound buck: Henry Jcnney, ?5-pound doc
T.. l.. Cleveland, 9o-round doe: and A. r.
Mason. l75-pound doc.-M. g Greene.
Harold Ober. George Hersey. Erwin
Woodbury. are at Peck's camp, Worcester
mountain; Gideon Burnham, Bennett
Eaton. in Foss camp at Fillmore; +. l..
Schutt and X. Il. Healey of White River
at the J. n. Atkinson camp, and partv
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. !. Frank Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Waite. Brigham
Mcfarland and Walter u. Strong, at the
Jackson cottage at Gilmore for the deer
season.-Mrs. Abbic Lockwood is very. i'll
at tho home of Mr.. ana Mrs. \. y.
Adams-Abcrt J. Boynton and son.
Robert Boynton, who were called here
last week by the death OF the formers
mother. Mrs Adela Boynton, have TO-
turned to their home in Rutland.-Mr,
and Mrs. d. y. HutchnS returned home
Monday night from Burlington. where
they spent Sunday at the home Of their
son. II. G. Hutchins Mrs. \. II. SlaYton
is confined to the house by il,ness.-The
Misses Irene and Frcda Putnam are ILL
Mrs. Amanda Silver OF North WOco-t
has returned to her home after Spending
several days with Mrs. Howard Skinner.
On Tuesday afternoon N the home of
Mrs. George Brush ON Elmore street the
marriage of Roy A. La Fontaine. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew La Fontane and
Miss Hazel Kenfleld, daughter ot NJ.
and Mrs George kenfield. took place in
the presence of a few relatives and in
innate friends. They left on The six
O'Clock train for a brief honeymoon. af-
ter which they will reside on the La
I Fontaine farm, recently purchased of
j. II. Warren.-Mr. and Mrs. N. S.
I Graves were in Centerville Wednesday
morning to attend the funeral of the lat
ter's mother Mrs. Ann Wilson. Mrs
Wilson was Sc years of age and had been
in failing health for several months. The
: Rev. w. T. Best of the Methodist Church
officiated and interment was made in the
cemetery at NIorristown Corners beside
her husband. who died several years
ago.-H. B. Ayers of Boston is a business
u visitor in town-The week son OF
; Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Ninette, died Tuesday
of pneumonia. Mrs. Ninette remains
, very Ill of the same disease.-Mrs. Lottie
:. Wells is confined to the house by illness.
The Unity club held a special meeting
at the church parlors Tuesday evening.
= Reports of the sale were brought in
which proved it very successful. All ar
:, ticles for relief work. please notify Mrs.
a F. o. Jones, chairman of the relief COM
mittee.