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

trimmed at the Mary Fletcher hospital
The Hon. Frank Plumcy has returned
from Boston. where he has bean SPEND
ing several days the pas, week.--C. 8.
Richmond. who has been seriously Ill, IL
reported little better.--Nr. and Mrs.
Dean s. Sibly left December q for Ruf-
faio ana jamestown. N. Y. to spend the
holidays.-Mrs. Clara Hoiton, teacher In
the public schools IN Randolph, is At her
home In town for the holiday vsce' lion.
Her son, George Holtcn, who Attends
Mt. Harmon school, IN With his mother
for his vacation and her daughter. Miss
beatrice Holton. of Montpelier. we1 At
nome for Christmas-MrY II. l.. Cheney
is assisting In Il. j.. Kerr's during the
holidays. Miss Frances Pervler and Win
ston Flint in Boyles d; Eolton's, Mre.
Cornelia Porter. Miss Eva Eiphinstone.
Mrs. Eldred Preston. Mrs. N. II. Davis in
w. w. Ifartwe,i's, Mre. Alice Thurston
and Niles Eula Aldrch IN u. Huntieys
store. John WEIGH IN Clough e. Howes-A
Christmas tree with an entertainment for
the young people was held at St Johns
Catholic Church Thursday night. n. the
Universalist. Methodist and Con6rcxation-
al Churches there were trees Friday eve-
ming. st. Mary'e Church had n
Christmas party Monday nisht.-Misa
Helena Fit5simonds. of Cnderhill has
been spending few days In town. the
guest of Miss Florence Doyle. Misc iritz-
slmonds was former teacher in the
Mortified graded school
The funeral Of Mrr. Adelne Duffsny,
whoSe death occurred ct tho home Of her
son, Paul Duffany, Mt So.th Mortified.
was held from 81. Johns Catholic Church
Monday morning, the Rev. i. A. Lyme h
40 In T1h
terry Tho deceased. VINO was SO years
OF eye, had been q resident Of this town
since very young girl, ard * years
ego she married Nelson Duffans', who
died about IS years ago. Mrs. Dusfany
Is survived by i've sons. Seletr, Paul.
Joseph and Frank Of this town and
Charles OF Worcester, Mass. also two
daughters. Mrs. Charles Robar Of Barre.
and Maria Duffany OK SoTThfieid.--Carl
Hathorn has opened "A new store in the
,oorna under Cohsn's tailor shop In Mrs
( Hollands block, and will do plumbing,
: welding etc, and carry supplies, sell cleo
trio power machines annd install them.
Nr. l1athorn recently came here from
Ba-nsrd.-Mrs. J. Z. Bingham. who has
been teaching in Lawrence, Mass, ha.
returned and will remain az her home
in town for the pr.sent.-Mhs Mabel
lese is spending her vacation with her
father. Norman Rice, and grandfather,
J. G. Rice.--The fourth number Of the
Northfiold Lecture Course occurred Mon
day evening. when a large ana apprecia-
tive audience listened TO \. Mather HUI
burn. the entertainer His program was
varied and very good.-Niiss Elizabeth
Boynton Of New Pletz. y. Y, is at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. vii.
liam Boynton, fof the holidays Several
of tho ladies in Mortified held q pound
party last week which was contributed
to very generously by everybody. 4
number OF large baskets vera filled and
carried to tho needy families Of the town.
Many families were made happy this
year by the small donations Of many and
tho hard worl; OF those ladies' interest
ed.-Alrs. A. A. Josiyn of Springfield,
Mass. ana Mrs. John Hoiland Of 81 Al
bans visited their sister. Miss Jennie
Moriar-y. last week.--Mrs. h. A. Fernau
tell recently while coming down Main
street hill near the library and seriously
injured her hip. She Is at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. r. l.. Carlel;. and Ia
confined 10 her bcd.--M.sses Mac and
Agnes Her;thy who we're Will, thc!r
mother Mrs. Mary Her!ihy. for Christ
mas, returned Monday noon 20 their
work In New Haven. Conn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Heriihy Of Quincy. Mass,
were also here, he returned Monday but
Mrs. Herlihy will remain a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. johnson OF Do.
Kslb. ILL.,. are At the home Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. 9. Devine. for the
holidays.-Miss Lila l.. Hall Of Granite
vile. daughter Of Mrs. George Hall, and
Or. Ernest Macy. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Macy, were married Wednesday
at the home Of his brother, Dexter Macy.
on Vino street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. B. Sargent They
were attended by Miss Hazel Harvey of
Barre and Henry Rockhill OF this town.
Following the wedding, refreshments
wero served to about 70 relatives ana
friends. who were present at the core
rony. Mr.. and Mrs. Macy left imme-
diately on a short wedding trip and on
their return will reside on the farm,
which Mr.. Macy recently purchased on
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