Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-22

Burlington are at their farm here,-Paul
Therrien Of Burlington is visiting his
| mother. Mrs. Ida Therrien.-M. s. Butts
and family of Fitchburg, Mass, arc visit.
ing at the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. J. Butts.-There were no services
in the congregational Church SUNDAY
owing to the Illness of the Rev. Mr.. Way.
Mrs. clifford OF Burlington is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. stiles.
A special communication of Columbus
Lodge, No. II. r, and a. NJ. will be held
tonight to confer the third degreee.-A
community Farm Bureau meeting will he
held at the schoolhouse Friday evening
at 7:i5. Farm Bureau members. COW test
, association and other cooperative enter
| prises will be discussed. The meeting will
be in charge of County Agent s. C.
Painter and j. T.. Carrigan, assistant
| county Agent leader. will be the sneaker.
1t is earnestly hoped that there will be
a large attendancc.-An interesting ball
| game was played last Friday between the
railroad and business men which re-.
suited in an 11. to 10 victory for the rail-
road team. 1t Ia expected that these
teams will meet again in the near future.
There will, however, be some changes
in tho lineup and without doubt a new
umpire. On Saturday a team composed of
the younger men defeated a team from
the Sheridon Iron Works Of Champ,sin.
~. Y, the score being . to 4. There
is plenty of good material here TO or
ganize a team which would be a credit
to the village.
Twin girls were born to MIR. and Mrs.
W. r. Carpenter the 15th.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. r. Rice arc the parents of a boy born
Sunday.-John skinner of Westviile, :.
S, is spending the summer with his
daughter, Mrs. y. H. kinGsley.-Miss Lu
+. Hadley of Dobbs Ferry. n. Y. is
spending two weeks with Mrs. W. w.
Stiles.-Mrs Gertrude Landon and son.
Edward. of Milton are spending some time
at the home of her brother. w. z. Flynn.
N and Mrs. Warren Erayton of Roslin
dale, Mass. have been visiting relatives
here.-Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Carpenter and
SON, Robert, of st. Adams arc visiting
Mrs. Josie Lcwis.-Mrs w. j. Jameson
and daughter, Ruth, of Burlington have
been visiting relatives here for a few days.
Miss Florence Hazcn of North Hero Wis
tied Miss Alma Bcnway last Week.-Mrs.
Myrtle H%onsinCer has returned to New
York.-W. G.. Salter was AT his home here
Sunday from Barre. His daughter. Alice.
returned to Barre with him Mrs. Gard
ncr Cheeseman and son. Herbert. spent
sunday with relatives in SWanton.-Mr
and Mrs. NJ. T. Mott and son. Abner,
spent Sunday with relatives in Swanton.
and Mrs. NJ. r. Mott and son, Alb
ner. were in Burlington yesterday.-Mrs.
Frances Bristol and two children of Yer
Gennes are spending some time at the
home of her parents. MIR. and MrS%J. +.
Cleland.-Miss Ethel Trudeau is spending
a two weeks vacation in Enosburg Falls.
H. A. Rice of Derby Lin was at home
for a short visit last week.-H. r. Keith
is at his home in Cambridge for two
weeks.-Mrs. Newell Clifford of Rur'inE-
ton was a recent visitor at the home Of
her nephew. w. W. Stiles.-Mrs Frank
Briggs and daughter. Barbara, Of Newton,
Mass. are visiting relatives h~ere.-George
Collins. who has been home for a two
weeks vacation leaves this week for Hart
ford, Conn mir, and Mrs. F. r.. Cargill
who have been spending two weeks with
relatives in Derby and Wilmington. are
expected home the latter part Of the
week.-H. !. Darby was a business visitor
in ST. Adams yesterday.-Mrs.S IS. Johnston
and Mrs. Edward Peterson and little son
Allen. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Morton. leave to-day for their
home in Minneap polls. Minn.-AuEist q is
the date which has been set for the pro-
duction of the Tom Thumb wedding.