Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-12
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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lays with Or. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Rogers
-Champlain Lodge No. SIS, l. o. q. f.
will hold Il ladies' night at their rooms
N the Booth block Tuesday evening
February II. There will be cards ana
1ancing for amusement and refreshments
will be served. All odd Fellows ana
Eebckahs and their friends are invited
Fay Pierce has returned to his home
IN West Ferrsburg from Rhode Island
where he was called by the death of Mrs
Pierce's father, Mr. Pickum.-Lee Van
ierhoof has returned from a trip to BIS
.ol. Conn-Mr and Mrs. Abare of St
Johns. Can, on their wedding TRIP are
visiting Mr.. Abare's uncle and aunt, MI.
and Mrs j. Barrows--Miss Mildred Taber
visited her brother, Arthur {. Taber, OF
Mddlebury Saturday.-Mrs. II. 7. Booth
has gone to West Newton to visit her
sister, Mrs Alexander Bennett, and later
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Will leave
for a trip through the West to California.
The As You Like 1t club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs. II. l..
Hunt.-John Norton of Dartmouth Col
legc is passing few days with his
mother Mrs. Il. G. Norton.--About a foot
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of snow fell here Friday and Friday night
and as a result of the strong wind ac
companyinC the storm the roads in this
section are badly drifted-The engage
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Mrs. Henry i. Flsher Is recovering from
an attack OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lew
II. Brown has returned from business
trip to northern New fork.-NclSoh Duna
of the University of Vermont is passing
few days with his mother. Mrs. puba.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Jackman were
called again to Mount Hermon, Mass,
last week by the critical condition of their
son. Henry who was i'll with pneumonia,
then with measles. followed by bronchial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Greene has returned
10 New York city after visit to friends
hcre-Mrs Cythnia Davis died Sunday
at her home at Adams Ferry. aged "a
vcars The body was taken TO Wor-
ccstcr. Mass. for burial. Harold. son %.
Alderman and Mrs John Daigncault is
Ill with appcndicitis.
Iargolv attended and Interesting meet =
tn,, of the parcnt-Tcachcrs association
oos hold Monday evening. Mrs. W. r.
Warner. who presided in the place of the
,rosidont Mrs William L. Cotev. who is
IN onened the meeting by giving a synop-
sis of tho founding of Parent-Teachers'
-dav in Washington. y. C.. % years ago
and of tie proutb i'm this country The