Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-04
IN VERMONT:
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

"ooster'-Anere were the customary
oaih's Day services at ST. Mary 3
".Aoi'o Shurcn- sunday ana All Souls
~ eei Niees on Mohday'-Mrs' Carl
anu uaugnter' MISE anna
'"Ne returned from brlstol'
'ney nave peen 10 VISIT MRS
ai'el lart.--Mrs' Charies Westaii.
VIZ recently returned from Richmond
al.er lengthy visit there with her
so', nehry Westall, mas gone 10 10
S T,v 10 visit her daughter, mrs.
Nueene baker'--Harry human mas
so"e W Oehter Rutland 10 &eno rev
oays at the home Of his ents, Mr..
anu Mrs. +. o. Houlihan 1873 Ruth
walker mas returned to Ff0ctor AFTER
d &c" Gays at the home or ner par
ents' MI ana Mrs. Henry &. WALKER
Mr. ana Mrs. Richard e. Hoffman, who
nave oeen IN town to visit MRS. Heit-
mans parents Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES
Grahdy. have returned to shoreham.
me occasion of their visit here was
the bZnd anniversary of the marriage
Mr.. and Mrs Grandy.-Charles cut
ing or Bridgeport, Conn, Is In town.
-Michael Grady. who for few weeks.
mas had charge of construction train
on the Rutland railroad is In town for
10" uays al tne nome OF Ills ra"iiv'
The elections passed off here Tuesday
in the customary quiet manner. and
there was no excitement of any kind at
or near the polling place. The hall was
fitted up with % voting booths to give
everybody chance to mark their bal
lots without delay. Voters struggled In
throughout the day In small numbers and
1t was apparent before night that moth
Ing like full vote of the town was to
be cast For this the weather and the
unfaltering confidence Of Republican
voters was responsible. The vote for
town representative was announced at
$3.50 O'Clock; total 1872, of these Charles l..
Button, Judge of probate for the Addison
district and Republican nominee for town
representative in the September primary
received 800 votes and was declared cleo
ted; George N. Shafnbo. who got the
Democratic nomination In the primary,
but declined to run and withdrew his
name, received So votes; Leroy C. Russell
had 80; Town Clerk Joseph M. Burke had
.; M. j. Higgins had 3, and there was one
vote each FOR several other citizens
while 30 blank ballots were cast.-Clifton
Cainoun mas returned after a rev days
~ .a.'u-"lss Emma fuiier' county
oemonstrator' went to Vergennes Tues
day to hold n meeting with community
club In the evening.-Mrs. F. NJ. Hill has
returned from Chester, where she has
been for some time to visit her daughter,
Mrs Albert Lawton.-Harold Elmer has
gone to Orwell to visit Harold Purcell. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Chandler, Mrs.
Mary Slason, and Mrs. NJ. A. Capron
have returned to Brandon after a short
visit In town.-Mlss May Leonard has
e. re to Poultney to spend a short time
a the home of her parents. the Rev. and
Mrs. Charles L. Leonard.-An especially
large congregation gathered at St.
Mary's Church at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
morning to attend services for All Souls
day and also In honor of the hunger
strikers in Irish prisons.-The regular
meeting Of Lake Dunmore Lodge. No.
Ii I. o. O. F.. will be held this evening.
Union Lodge, No. 2, +. and A. NJ. held
meeting in their hall in the Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening. The first de-
gree was hferred and light refreshments
ed,-The Women's Missionary society
Of the Methodist Church held well-at-
tended meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Arthur Human.
The Middleburv women's club uil
entertain the executive hoard and thu
first district of the Vermont Federation
OF the woman's cubs here TODAY and to
morrow. The convention will he in
augurated by a cafeteria dinner In tn,
vestry OF the CONGREGATIONAL Church
served from 1890 to 1870. After this tn,
district meeting will be held In the Con
gregational Church when the following
program will be given: Prelude, Prof
l.. j. Hathaway: PRAYER; greetings from
Midd,ebury club. Mrs. E. c. Ryder; re
Spouse. general fedora ton director. Mrs
O. c. Ashton: music. Miss Hida Wood
ruff; Echoes from New England Con