Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30

sale OF aprons. fancy articles and food held /
asst week in the parish house. The Green
Mountain Glove company Is closed for the J
holidays but will resume work January
6.-Miss Delta Chandler has been quite III D
for ten days, but is now thought to he
improving. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Bar
clay and children of Barre were with Mrs.
Barclays parents. Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Manchester, Christmas day. Mr.. and Mrs
Rex FulIam of Montpelier came Friday
and went to the home Of Mrs. Tuilams
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Tewksbury.
for few days visit--Miss Bertha Man
ney came from Boston Friday to pass the
holiday season with her parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Manney.--Mrs. Lucy Kidder of
Bethel. who had been with Mrs Forest
Southard for a week left for her home
on Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Dumas
left on Friday for Manchester. y. ~,
where they will visit their son. Frederick
Dumas. and family, and then will go to
Springfield. to visit other relatives before
returning home Miss Margaret Cheney.
teacher in Brandon. was In town for
the holiday recess with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Cheney.--M Miss Eta Cham
berlin, teacher in Montpelier. is passing
FEW days here.--Miss Marjorie Spauld-
ing. another teacher. from Springfield. Is
passing her vacation here with her father.
F. f.. Spauldns w. D. Hampton
and child came from Morrisville to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Flint.
Earl Church, who las been employed in
worcester has been compelled to give up
his work on account of poor health and
is at the Church farm. Frank Williams.
who has been on his fathers farm i'm
braintree for couple Of years, has ac-
cepted position az superintendent for
the testing department Of the Spencer
Wire company OF Palmer, Mass, and left
here last week. His family are living in
II he A. T. Neff house on Central street
until suitable quarters can he found in
Palmer.-Aiva Robinson Of fillmore was
In town last week to see his brother Riley
Robinson. who is in very poor health
w. w. Wood has rented and moved into
| the Stockwell block.-A Christmas exercise
in the form OF a cantsta. "A Good Time
With Santa Claus. was given at the
Methodist Church on Friday evening
Gifts were distributed from n well-laden
tree. At the Baptist Church. Also there
were exercises and tree. The Bethany
Sunday school had their exercises the
! same evening, with tree. The Rochester
! club gave a dance at the Orange hall
Thursday evening.
The annual meeting of Fern Lodge of
hall Tuesday evneing. with a small at
tendance, owing. no doubt. to the Red
Cross ball the same night. After the usual
closing up Of the business for the year, 1t
was found the lodge had raised about 800
| aside from the dues and financially was
| In good condition. The election of Of
dcers resulted as follows. Noble grand
Mrs. May Goodwin; vice-grand Mrs
Eiizab beth Booth: secretary Miss Mildred
| Fuller; treasurer, Mrs. A. M Rowe The
appointive officers will be made known
i In the near future and all will be installed
| together AZ = Joint installation some date
In January. 10 be announced later Tho
lodge has now 10l members Robert Sault
| Of Lawrence, Mass, ia passing several
days here with his sister. the Misses
Agnes and Mabel ssuit. Harold ga uit and
wife, also Of 81 Adams are here with
Mr.. Sault's parents for several days.
Miss Minnie Davis OF Hartford IL visiting
| Mrs. r. r. Salisbury Clifford Patch left
Tuesday afternoon for E6insham. H..
where he will enter college Of photo
graphy to take a three months COURSE
Frank and William Plumley have returned
from Hartland. where they went to visit
their sister and her family Mrs. Christine
Bruce Of Lebanon ~ H., is passing a
few days here with her little daughter
| NJ tne nome OF NTS. aHCe bTuc6.-Ine
latest news from Mrs. j &. Wells is very
encouraging and she Is thought to be max
ing a good recovery. She Is at the home
of her son, John Wells. in East Randolph.
where she was taken ill.--Mrs. V. d.
| Fraser has closed a visit Of several days
here with her daughter. Mrs. George
Drew and gone to her home in Wood
stock.-A large crowd attended the Red
Cross ball ar the Salisbury warehouse
Tuesday evening. An 11-piece orchestra
from Brockton Mass. furnished the
music. II is undsrstood that the expenses
Of the ball were paid by the Salisbury
company and the entire proceeds went
to the Red Cross. Many people were
from out of town to attend the dance
News has been received of the death OF
Mrs. Frank Chandler In New York. Mrs
Chandler had been in frail health for q
long time and her death was not un-
lexpected. The deceased was the wife of
Frank Chandler the brother of Col "A. r
Chandler and was well known by many
OF the older residents, CLIFFORD Moore
who recently underwent an operat'on foi
appendicitis, is able 10 be out and Is Al
the home of his mother, Mrs Alice Moore
for a time. tn he is able to go to work.
The annual meeting of the Randolph
lodge of Odd Fellows was held Monda,
night with fair attendance. The re
ports were given and III. following Of
fcers elected: Noble grand. George Mud
gett: vice-grand. B. A. Averiu; secretary
George Rogers; treasurer, A. NJ. Hub
bard The appointive officers will he
made known and installed In January
The lodge have made request Tor "A JOIN
installation with the other bodies anf
thai will be determined in the nea
future.