Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

doing well-Among the visitors from
Stowe in Burlington Friday were DR..
II. w. Barrows. Postmaster A. G. Cakes.
Miss Dorothy Barrows and Miss Louise
Morgan.-Miss Nadine Boardman and
guest. Miss Marjorie Young Of Orleans,
went on a hike Friday to Lake Mansfield,
seven miles out.-The Community Church
service Sunday morning was of especial
interest. The pastor, the Rev. NJ. e.
Racon. was assisted in the service by the
Rev. +. T. Crane of Worcester, Mass,
formerly the loved pastor of Unity
Church. Mr.. Crane. during his vsiit
here, has put in order the pipe organ in
the church which has been out Of COM
mission for some time and its use added
much to the service. A pleasing duet
was rendered by II. w. Burnham and
Mrs, l.. S. McCutchan. Miss Marjorie
Watts acted as organist. The sermon
was by the Rev. William Claiming Brown
of Boston, field secretary of the Unfair
ian denomina alton, who referred to the
splendid work accomplished by the pas
tor with the cooperation OF the people
in organizing a community church. Dur
ing the service the pastor announced
that next Sunday will be his last Sunday
here. Although received with much re-
gret. this announcement was not unex-
pected. Mr.. Bacon, who came here from
Brookings. s. D., in December. 1918. with
Mrs. Bacon to pass the winter with their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ID. Lynch, was engaged to serve ms
pastor of the Community Church then
being organized, beginning in March, 1919,
until January I. 1920, but he has lost
poned his departure from time to time
hoping that a permanent pastor world
hp found IN faLo hic r1aon NJ Do,op
has proved to be the RICH. man for the
place and has done much to promote the
welfare Of the new church, but his plans
will not permit his remaining longer
Mrs. Bacon has ably assisted Mr.. Bacor
in his work in the Community Church
and both will be much missed. II !,
hoped TO find a successor for Mr.. Bacor
soon, but until then the pulpit will bt
supplied and services continued.
Miss Lillian Camley of MoscowIand Nc
kinley Crassett of stowe were married
at Waterbury on July 3 by the Rev
George H., Locke. Mrs. Crassett is tn
oldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harle.
Camlcy and has always lived in Stowe
She has attended the schools here, grad
uating from the school In tn
class of 1917. She has been employed 70
two years in Smiths parcel handle fac
tory. Mr.. Crassett is the son of Mrs
Clara Crassett of Waterbury. He en-
: listed May 30, 1917, and served is month
overseas, receiving an honorable discharg
July 5. 1919 and since then has made hi
home in stowe. The young couple wen
Sunday by automobile to Richmond, wher
Mr.. Crassett has employment with hi
! brother-in-law, Russell Hallock. -Mr. an
, Mrs. Francis L.. Dinsmore of st. Johns
l bury have come to make their homo wit
!, Mrs. Dinsmore's mother, Mrs. Julia Jones
] and to carry on her farm.-Gerald Wells
who has employment as a tester in Wooc
stock was at home Monday.-Mrs. Jenne
and about Is of her Sunday school elias
enjoyed a picnic supper on Sunset III
/. Monday afternoon. The Rev. and Mr.
t NJ. f. Bacon and the Rev. F. T. Gran
4 were also of the party. Mr.. Crane LEI
Tuesday nornin for Worcester. Mass
e after a short visit in Stowe.-Mr. an
7. Mrs. F.. T. Downer of Hardwick passe
t the holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. {
n Lovejoy.-Messrs. Harlow and Winslo
OF the F.. w. Bailey company grain dea
e ers of Montpelier. were recent bushes
e visitors at the Mt. Mansfield Creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belts and Mis-
! Grace Ploof of Lebanon. ". H.. were her
for the weekend and holiday with the
W. Ill " 6uh IS
iploof remains for two weeks.-Mrs. Geore
Hail of Brookline. Mass, is passing tr
week with her sister. Mrs. Julia Jones.
r Budd w. Warren of Middlebury passe
= Monday at his home in Stowe.-Mr. ar
= Mrs. Olin c. Sanborn and Harold j. Sal
J. born Of Boston nave visited their parent
q Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sanborn over II
d ifourth.-Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Way of Blu
lington were in Stowe over the veek-en
Miss Ella Sargent is attending the un
a versity Of Vermont summer school.-M
and Mrs. Carroll Wheeler and family
Bristol, Conn. are visiting Mr., wheeler
e father. Charles +. Wheeier'-Myron III
Dewey Potter of Belvidere visited frien'
= in Stowe Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Nj
h lCuen of Burlington were here SUNDAY al
Monday.-Miss Daisy Bailey of Burlingt'
. was at home over the ~week-end.-A lar
number from Stowe attended the celebr
ton in Waterbury Monday.-Mr. and MI
Donald Page and children of Johnson VI
tied at ]. F.. Russ Monday.-Mr' al
Mrs. Russell's brother-in-law and siste
!" Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Batchelder, or Ly
donyille. visited Willoughby Lake on tn(
way home Monday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clarence Ronp'
and little daughter. Freda' nave =
re turned to Barre after visiting NJ
Robbins parents, MI "'S -
70 Hart. Mr.. Robbins came mere SAT-
"' day. Miss Sadie Hart and MISS Geo
'e Marion are passing the week W.
- Mrs. Robbins in Barre.-Joh Laws
r. Of Barre was a weekend visitor
ir q e. Harts.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. II
IN and family visited Essex Junction Su
OF day. They were accompanied by tn
IT. daughter, Miss Muriel Pike, and fr!e'
or Mrs. Scott Farley, the latter visit
~ Miss Pike.-Edmund Brickctt OF Lo
n eli. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. II
n, Washburn of st. Johnsbury recen
OF called on Mrs. w. A. Aldrich.-s
ct Rrickett, who is Mrs. Aldrich's uno
h.. Is 90 years of age.-Mr. and Mrs.
n. ward Cutter of Averill, Mass, are Wis
re ing Mr.. Cutters daughter, Mrs. f
hit Wells, and family.-Mr. and M
il Harry Faunce and children are Wis
re ing Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Dillingham;
mt saxton's R~iver.-Stanley Adams of
Adams is visiting Mr. and Mrs. w.
,ol Adams. his pa rents.-Miss Mary Str
- Of stowe ana Fred Il. Farrar of Ri
rs. mond were married at Richmond j,
IN, 80. Mrs. Farrar is "A graduate or Sto
ma high school, 1916. She took the tea
of ers' training course at Morrisville &
'er has since taught in the rural scho
here. Mr.. Farrar, who served overs
nd with the 26th Division, has empl'
,r- ment in Richmond, where they VIII
at side,-Archie Wade of Tilton, NJ
tin was a visitor in town Monday.
nd The funeral of Mrs. Alfred 5. 30
ts- was held at Unity Church Tuesday AT
r. noon. The Rev. W. r. Best Of Nor
IRE Vile, who oficiated. was a pastor or "
ha Dnyaa'g family in eastern New 1C