Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-04
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tCoptinued from page two.)
Z Albany, N. r., are making shor,
Hst IN town.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles IL
look, who have resided in town for two
PEARS. went Wednesday to Burlington
where they intend to make their home
having purchased residence on North
street.-Luman Clogston Of Fair Haven
Is in town on a visit to his grandson
Harry E. Clogston. proprietor Of the
Addison Hnuse.-Mr. and Mrs. PHILLIP
Sparks and son. Arthur, who have been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. Sparks
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Sparks, for
a few weeks while he was recovering
from an injured hand while at work a,
the stasos company milling piaat in
have returned to that place
having recovered so as to be abba to re-
sumo his duties again.--Mrs. o. g. Ash ION
has returned to Rutland aftor a month
n town at the hons OF her sister, Mrs
7. J. Manney.-Robert NJ. Collins. the Lon.
lon correspondent. for tho Associated
Z ECsSs uuu SEauuits VI tts:
College In the class OF 1889. is In town for
l week at the Addison House. Mr.. Collins
has been tho Associated Pross corrs-
,pondent for many years and Is we'll
known here among the elder Residential
Lake D1n.nore Lodge. Nc. u. I. o. o. F..
worked the third degree at .heir regular
Meeting "Wednesday evening Miss Kath-
crime Calhoun OF Philadelphia is In town
Tor n Wait n. the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ca!houn.-Thomas
OF Greenfield. Macs, has arrived
nSi toincd his wife vino IS here to visit
ier mother, Mrs. Mary Br;ya..-Ths
Womer's Home and Foreign Missionary
Eoc.stv OF tho Congregational Church he!d
{, ve!,-attendcd meeting at the home C.
Mrs. w. II. Brewster Wednesday after
noon good program was carried out
MIR. and Ers. Charles Cook have gone to
where they intend to make II
tnsir home.- Otis Abbey, probably the Old
cei voter IN town, walked to the polls
tuesday TO cost his ballot for Harding
hu; Coolidge. He was 81 years Old on
August last.
yERGENNES
WIRED AMI Alfred Little upen,
Sunday with friends IN Shell
.,Grbe.- Miss Idit., MoGov.rn attend ed
\ meeting Of :hc executive committee
" tho Vermont Woms1's Teachers
club Saturday ut the Ho:sl Vermont,
urlinG ton News has been received
here Of the doash Saturday at BOston
Of Miss Margaret Bennett, daughter O.
Mr. and Mrs. John Norseup of Rutland.
former well-known residents of YER
gennes.-Mrs. Daniel T. Donnelly Wis.,
ted her brother. Or. G. e. Hunt. o.
Burlington Saturday.-Tohn W. Ryan
Ind Walter Leonard visited in Orwell
Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dalrym-
pie and Mr.. and Mrs. william Miner
spent the weekend at the Dalrymplo
cottage at the 1.alse.--Miss Bessie Nor
ris has taken position in tho print
Ing department of the Enterprise and
Gertrude Leonard Of
Panton spent Sunday with her aunt.
Miss Grace Leonard-Miss L. Miner and
neice. Miss Charlotte Miner. spent
with relatives in Burlington
George F. Daniels and daughter, Miss
Alice, of Grafton, Mass, are passing a
few days at the Stevens House of
which Mr.. Daniels was a former pro-
prietor and owner.-Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond Slack are the parents of a daugh-
ter born STANDARDIZATION Gilchrist and
Miss Mary Baker of the State Indus
trial School visited in Burlington
Saints day services were
held Monday at st. Peters and st.
PauTs churches. - Patrick Kennedy
Is moving into the Milo house
on Maple street.-Douglass Garno. a
student at the University Of Vermont,
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Garno.
The w. NJ. N. T. club held It's first meet
ng Monday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Chester Barrows and elected officers as
follows: President. Mrs. Murray: secre-
tary. Mrs. Edward Quinlan; treasurer,
Mrs. Homer Hamel. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Murray
Kenyon.-A few friends met Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. George w.
Stone. where returns were received
through the telephone from the rooms of
Pierpoint Lodge. knights of Pythias.-The
Misses Lea Lavalley and Marie Rivers
have gone to the Fanny Allen hospital to
be operated upon for appendicitis.-The
condition Of Arthur Langevin, who Is SER
lously Ill with the flu. remains about the
200 women cast their ballots
1T the polls Tuesday.-Miss Herrika
EtOCh, WHO HAS UecfI dttSnuIHK a business
college in Rochester. N. Y, has returned
home. Miss Rock plans later to go to Bur-
lington to complete her studies.-walter
W. Bristol. accompanied by Paul Yattaw,
left yesterday on a business trip to War
and Mrs. Beverly Chew of
Geneva, N. Y. are visiting Mrs Chew's
father. Col. Walter scranton.-Alanson g.
Wright has moved his family from
Waltham to the house on Maple street
he recently purchased Of W. D. Wood
Edward Eagan has received
news that her brother. Bernard Miner, Is
in hospital In Boston. where he is suf-
fering from injuries received in an
elevator accident.-Miss Mabel BARLEY,
who for several months past has been in
n millinery store In New York city, Is
spending several weeks with her mother
Mr.. Elisabeth Bartley.-Miss Marths
Thorne Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charlen
Tier Of Waltham.-Capt. and Mre. NJ. H
Daniels anc Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Dillon
have returned from a weeks visit to
friends in Boeton and Fitchburg. making
tho trip by acknowledgement Rivers
Y!E.tef relatives in Burlington yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Newton and son
Harold. and wife, Major r. w. McCuAr
and Joseph Montenay were among those
who went to Burlington Tuesday evening
to get election returns.-Election returns
were received Tuesday night in the clut
rruns a. pierpoin, Lodge, No. 81. Knight,
OK !'ythias. ard during the evening pool
Vas played and cards enjoyed. The re-
turns were also received at the Stevens
Housc.-Bo,s b. Dogoslovsky, a Russian
who wss sent to this country by the anti.
BolaAoy.k clement with the idea OF us.nl
tho American ideas In the schools OF
Russia accomuonied nv Mas Ethel HooL