Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-21


the home of Dr. and Mrs. Allen Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs Humphrey of Burlington
visited their daughter, Mrs George Meigs
over Sunday.-Mrs. SHOWS sister and
small son of montreal arc spending
week or more with her.-Mrs. Judson
Harrington. who has been visiting In
Stanford for a week, returned Monday.
Mr., and Mrs Tom Adams and Mrs.
Besso Dunn of Woodstock were recent
guests of Mrs. Adna Adams.
RANDOLPH
The Woman's Relief Corps met here
Saturday night, meeting for the official
visitation of Mrs. Crowley. the State Of
ricer from Rutland. There was sup
per, after which the work of the evening
included the reception of two candidates.
followed by the review of the work by the
officer. The whole evening was pleasant
and profitable. Following the close of the
meeting, there was a birthday social, for
all members whose birthdays fall In this
month and gifts were presented to the
favored ones.-Miss Hazel Hodgkins OF
Montreal was an over Sunday guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Hodg-
kins.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker of
Claremont, N. H., were in town Sunday,
; guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Beede Be-
fore returning, they took Mr.. and Mrs.
Beedle for an auto ride as a partial cele-
bration of the near approach OF their
Goth wedding anniversary and on their
departure they left a piece of cut-glass
as present for that occasion They left
; Sunday night for their home.--N1rs. Harry
Allen underwent a serious opera ton Sat
urday at the sanitarium. She rallied from
the operation and Is thought to be doing
week.-Mrs.. w. L. Wedgwood and daugh-
, ter. Miss Laura, who Is taking her va
cation from the bank, left Monday for
Manchester n. H.. where they will Wis
it for a few days.-ATss Gladys Peck at
ter a two weeks stay with her uncle and
aunt, left Monday for her home in Cam
bridge, Mass.-Mrs a. b. Fish is in
, South Ware, n. H.. with her sister, Mrs.
, F. A. kezer where they are guests OF
the latters daughter, Mrs Karl Whit
ney.-Miss Kittredge. the nurse, who is
attending Mrs. w. w. Sprague, was sum-
. moned to Massachusetts Monday by the
death of relatve.-The Rev. w. S.
Smithers returned from West Berlin Mon
day and will be at home through the
week.-Mrs.. Earl Hubbard, of Windsor,
the over-Sunday guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Richardson. left for her
home Monday.
k THE Naples was sold at auction Sat.
t urday afternoon at l 80 and was bid off
= by E. II. Mason, who it is understood
: purchased for another party.-Mrs Char
c lotte Luce came from Braintree on Sat
|. urday for short business stay here.
= Mrs. Earl Hubbard, of Windsor. came
n Saturday TO pass some time with her
d parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Richardson
: DIR. II. w. Holden, Mrs. May Huse
5 Mrs. l.. S. Cleveland and Abbie r. Clarke
y were in Windsor Friday to attend the
i meeting of the Third Eastern Star dis
e trict.-W. II. Pelton went the first Of the
B week to Hartford, Conn, for a few days
n stay on busness.-Miss Emm4 Blakely
y of Newport has been a recent guest o.
l. Mrs. f. c. Hayward, her sister.-Josepf
h Holmes, OF Boston. was in town recent.
is for few days stay at the Inn.--Mr
3 and Mrs. Frank Wood and daughter, Mis-
= Annie Wood. now of Springfield. were II
$ town the first of the week.-B. A. Man
id chester and Harold Daggett are employed
ID clerks at the Half Century store
a Herman Kilburn has had his automobile
Le operators license suspended for 80 day
10 for having been run into at White Rive
ID Junction by train.-Mr. and Mrs. F. c
IN Danforth, of Lakeport, N. H.. have beel
In the guests of Mrs. Danforth's sister. Mrs
n, A. A. Priest, the first Of the week.-W
d. Hamilton was at the home Of Mr. an
and Mrs. Hale Flint over the week lend
where his wife and child are at presen
-. stopping. Mr.. Hamilton has purchased
-, farm in Hyde Park and WILL with hi
-, family, move there early next MONTH
~ Miss Gladys Peck. of Cambridge Mass
ID has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A
Osha for two weeks MIR. and Mrs. W
A. Thompson, of Westmoreland, n. H
&C recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Henri
Of Batchelder at the Inn.-E. j. Torrey c
50 Lyons, n. H., came Monday and re
rt turned Wednesday with his mother. Mr.,
H. NJ. NJ. Torrey. who went to pass the wiz
al ter with her son.-Miss Susan RurridS
g. is passing Is days furlough from dut
st as an army nurse with her parents, NJ
ri and Mrs. A. w. Burridge. She has bee
ga stationed for some time at the Waite
ia Reed hospital. Washington, d. c.. b,
on her return expects to be in hospit;
In Bloomingdale. n. 1.-THE Universit
club resumed its meetings for the wintt
Monday evening with G. p. Lamson
- the home of w. f. Lamson. The Officer
"a for the year are as follows: Presiden
the Rev. w. e. Smthers; vice presiden
ho II. ]. Vail; secretary-treasurer, e. v
-, Tewksbury. The Rev. W. S. Smithe
IN gave an excellent paper on The Soil
Ia System.-Mr. and Mrs A. f. Chandl
M. and Mrs. Fl. c. Disston left Monday Il
is Boston for a short trip. Mrs. Disstc
s will return to her home In Philadelphi
re- Mrs. E. f. Nell has been quite i'll f.
Ar the last few days with heart trouble al
me her daughter, Mrs. Cliff Joslyn, of Sou
am Royalton, has been a frequent visit
oy. here since her illness.-Stanhope Brigha
sed was 'isitor or William Miller at 4
err, Woodstock Inn recently.-Donald Woo
r. worth. OF Montpelier, was Sunday que
- or a. a. Niebaum at the Inn.-Geor
DIN waters. who has been absent from TOW
of for about three weeks, passing the tr
nts in Canada and other places. has return
home.
The st. Adams district preachers met
ing. now in session here at the Method
tsr Church was we'll attended Monday @,
re- ming. Tho editor of lions Herald gave
at Illustrated lecture from the work bel
u done by this denomination In Eurol
,ha tuesday morning the devotions were
Ice by Roy l. Emery of this place. follow
io.. by the business. 1.-The Preachers De>
Nv tonal Life" followed with the Rev.
,ar, o. Martin and the Rev. g, Garfield Sal
HE for leaders of the discussion. 'T
lies Preacher In His Parish" was given by
her Rev. F. f. Talbee and the Rev. Geor
the C. Westcott. This was followed by Eve
.ace Minister His Own Evangelist" by
nm Rev j. Cross Gray and the Rev. Geor
nf II. Locke. THE Ministry Of the He
Z = Spirit" was the topic assigned to the RI
I've II. +. Sweet and the Rev. T. II. Cress'
cri The afternoon session opened at l:3o W
the Rev Mabel II. Whitney of Pittsh'
for the leader The Rev. Ashfield follow
n 4, SIT