Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-16

Billings. and returning to Stowe about
April IF. F. Cooley has returned from
Montpelier. where he visited his brother
W. A. Cooley. and family number
OF deer killed was IS instead OF As
There was a heavy storm of wind
and rain here Tuesday.-Mrs. Harold
Brush. who Ii visiting relatives in Stowe
went Monday 10 visit her sister in Ran
dolph.-A. ID. Lynch and +. a. Raymond
Of the Mt. Mansfield creamery we're in
West Hartford Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs
Earl Morrill, have returned To Williams
town after visiting relatives here.--ieorge
White has sold his share in the new meat
market to his partner, Jasper Sanvilc
who is now the sole propretor-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Percy and r. r. Mcmahon we're
In Hyde Park Tuesday to attend the
Mudgett trial.. G. Main has rented his
home farm in Sterling to James Cary
and has moved to the Warner Gale farm
which he recently purchased.-M Manuel
Bailey has moved from Morrisvile to the
Abram Burnett house on the Stowe
Hollow road and Will work in the black
smith shop OF his father, Frank f. Bailey
Miss Lois Riley Is about the house again
after an illness.-The little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. s. Hosmer. who has been
Ill. IL improving slowly-A supply of Red
Cross yarn has been received and may
be obtained from Mrs. Mary Cheney or
Mrs. H. e. Shaw. The knitting is wholly
TOR children An article In the December
IL Literary Digest" gives some idea Of
the great needs OF tho suffering children.
Mrs. Herbert Mayo and daughter. Mrs.
John Northrop. went Tuesday to visit
hsir daughter and sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Dtwner, and family in Schenectady, N. Y.
Kenneth Foster and Harold Morrill, are
IN Burlington to take examinations for
for entrance into military service ex-
peeting IL they are accepted to enlist for
q year OF training.
total Of IS deer had been reported to
Game Warden F. E. Stafford up to Mon
day noon. The list included: c. II. Perry.
Us pound buck, Robert Davis. lis pound
doe. Giles Greene. Morrisville, 100 pound
buck, Gardner Greene. Morrisville, $50
pound doe. William Lyon. 1870 pound doe,
r. Slayton. 100 pound doe, Clyde Butts,
MOrrisville. 100 pound doe. Leon Butts.
l50 pound doe. Homer Cleveland. 100
pound buck. Alfred Boyea. 225 pound
buck. Frank Lane, South Burlington. 100
pound buck. Charles Lane. South Bur-
lington. 70 pound buck. Andy Mansfield.
rs pound buck. Lewis Tatro. 100 pound
doe, N. B. Johnson. 100 pound buck,
Ralph Harlow 100 pound doe. Harley
Camley. IS pound doe Archie Spaulding
100 pound doe. Maurice Horner. 100 pound
doe, Ora Marshall. $50 pound buck
There was large attendance nj the
Community Church Sunday morning
service. A duet was rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Douglass. An excellent SER
mon was preached by the pastor. the Rev.
&. f. Hayward. There were 1856 present
at the church school. Mr.. Hayward con-
Quoted service at the West Branch
school house In the afternoon.-The Rev
q. f. Brush of Hardwick held an Epis-
copal service with a large attendance at
the Akeley Memorial building banquet
hall Sunday evening and administered a
communion service at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Il. Pike at 7:30 o'clock
Monday morninG.-Dow c. Scrihner and
son. Russell, and brother Fred c. Scrib-
ner. who accompanied the remains OF
Mrs. Dow C. Scribner here for burial
lest week. returned Monday to Portland,
Me. Mrs. scribner's sister, Mrs w. II.
Faunce, who was also here left for her
home In Providence. r. l. Sunday
Miss Martha Curry received news
Monday of the deaf. Of her mother Mrs.
Lille Curry at Massena. N Y. Mrs.