Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-12
PROFESSIONALLY

Albert Cornell Of New Jersey
came Friday for visit with his
brothers. Fl. NJ Cornell OF this place and
William Cornell, Of Eau Claire. Wis. who
is here. Miss Marion Cowan of Bakers
field visited in town last week
Doris Pearsons returned to her home
in Bakersfield Thursday. Gaylord West
over of johnson is clerking at Hawley
Bros. store.-Miss Alice Fagg was in
town Thursday for a brief stay. She
left Friday for Old Orchard Beach before
going to her school work in the West
Mrs. NJ. D. Cyr and Mrs Lynn Tracy
were in Burlington Wednesday Warren
Scott has been chosen as Superintendent
Of the Sunday school in the place of
l. NJ. Powell. resigned.-The September
meeting of the ]. c. a. will be held with
Mrs. A J Thomas.
Miss Ethel Kingsley of Manchester, n.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. E. Pope.
% W. Learned has started his meat cart.
The date Of the past masters meeting
VI Masonic Lodges to be held with Stowe
Lodge has been changed to August IL.
Members of Warner Lodge will kindly
take notice and plan to attend-Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Wells and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Wells of Haverhill. n. H., vera
week END visitors at NJ. s. Hawley.-Mrs.
c. Hubert and children of Hyde Park are
visiting at II. H. Hebhs.
Mrs. Della Foster and daughter, ndah.
are visiting relatives and friends at Bos-
ton and vicinity Il. \. Garland and
family of Jericho were in town Sunday
The bacon bat" of the Phlathea and
BarAcca Sunday school classes was well
attended Monday night. it being an ideal
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Perry
1o1r
. vacation spent in camp at st. Adams
Bay.-Mr. and Mrs. H J. Tooles and son
are enjoying a vacation spent at Revere
Beach and vicinity.-Miss Marjorie Cen
cite left Monday morning for a vacation
to be spent in Burlington and vicinity
She will return for position in the school
here this fall Prof and Mrs. Jacobs of
Burlington have been guests at The
Hemlocks" this week.--Chauncey Perry,
who was hit by an automobile Monday
morning is as comfortable as can be ex-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry and daugh-
ter, Alice. DR.. Jerome Berry, who has late
ly returned from Siberia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom MCGOWAN of Richmond, Miss Eva
Berry of the probate office, Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Berry of Fitchburg,
Mass. and Philip Arsenaugh of Rich
sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. George Wells and
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wells returned to
their home in Haverhill, n H., Sunday.
The Chautauoua at Cambridge was lib
orally patronzed and much enjoyed by
the people of this community.
Mrs Sarah Howes of Johnson is stop
ping at C. B. Richards during the
absence Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitz-
gerald. On their return, they are to
move 10 the Thomas Bros. tenement
Mr.. and Mrs O. w. Reynolds Mr. and
Mrs A G Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ober. Miss Aleath REYNOLDS. Geneva
Lease. Archie McCun. Percy McCuin,
U. NJ. Reynolds. Clara Jacques. Mrs.
Lynn Tracy, Alice Anderson. Miss How
ard. E. A Wood, D, c. Hawley and f. N
Melvin were IN Burlington Tuesday.-Dr,
and Mrs F. y. Whitaker of Fergus
Falls. MINI, have returned from visit
at Montpelier Mary Burnor Delisle
has been very i'll this week.-Grant
Thomas Of Springfield is visiting his par
ents.-S. E. Pope and family and Mrs,
Lena Melvin and daughter. Shirley and
Miss Kingsley of Manchester n. H. were
at Smugslers' Notch Sunday.-Chauncey
Perry, who received painful injuries and
narrowly escaped death Monday morning
when hit by an automobile, Ia doing as
well as can be expected. though suffer
ing great pain from the fractured bones
No bla1an Is attached TO the driver Of the
oar.