Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24

oduBnler, MISS Katherine Dewey, anu MISS
Lottie Ladd of NewburyportA coming in
Miss Dewey's car They are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Pike. The party
visited relatives in Johnson Monday and
motored to Mddlebury Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mcdlar OF Burlington. who
were married Saturday are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. a. G. Ferry and other friends
in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. w r.. Burt and
daughter and Douglass T.. Hunter Of Bur-
lington were visitors in stowe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Dow of St Johns
bury were visitors here sunday.
MORRISVILLE
Miss Faith Edmunds Is employed in the
Office OF the Warren Leather company
Mrs. Eliza Stewart spent Friday with
her sister Mrs. Frank Stewart. at Hyde
Park.-Mrs. c. c. Rublee. Mrs. f. r.
Child and Fred Child were recent visi-
| tors in St lohnsbury, going in the Child's
| auto.-Paul sherry Of st. Johnsbury was
| a recent guest at tire home of DR.. George
l.. Bates. Sybtl Ti'lotson, who has
completed her duties at Peoples Acao-
envy has returned to her home in. Lowell.
She was accompanied by Miss Nellie
! Aiken, who has been spending sevsral
| days at the Tillotson home.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. j. Fisher have moved to the
s. II. I.uce tenement, formerly occupied
| by Mr. and Mrs N s. Adams--Jamos
Billings OF the University Of Vermont
spent the latter part Of last week with
! his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Billings.
| -Severa, from this place have been at
| tending the mission held at St. Theresa's
Church in Hyde Park during the last
Week.-Mrs. Helen Norton, accompanied
by her grandchildren. Helen Lebanon and
| Renwick Eaton left Thursday for Boston
| for visit to her daughter, Mrs r. w.
! fsaton. and son. Leroy Norton.-Mrs.
| Donald Page and two children of John
| son were guests Thursday of the formers
mother Mrs. Minnie Smauey.-Miss
Maude Chafree went Thursday to Bur-
lington for few days stay with Mrs
II. D. I.ewis-Mrs Hollis Putnam. who
has been at the Fanny Allen hospital
for treatment for several weeks, return
ed home Friday improved in health
George Clark returned home Thursday
night from a few days business trip in
Rich eortl-Mr. and Mrs f. =. Woodbury.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pow
ers Thursday. Margaret and Robert,
4 children of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Waite.
are in quarantine for whooping cough
Horace Powers returned home last week
Monday from Cambridge. Mass. where
he has completed his second year at Har-
ward Law school.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Skinner on Bridge street Saturday after
noon at two o'clock occurred the mar
rage Of their eldest daughter, Rheba
Caroline, to Almon Call. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Call Tho Rev. w. T. Best
, OF the Methodist Church performed the
, ceremony only the immediate families
being present, The couple was unat-
A..L tt..-
silk and wore white hat The couple
left Immediately for st. .Johnsbury, where
they partook of wedding breakfast at
the Avenue house. The bride received
her education at Craftsbury Academy
Montpelier Seminary and the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music Boston. She
has been very successful teacher of
vocal music in Peoples Academy and the
; grades. besides having taught a large
class i'll Instrumental music. She also
has acted as organist of the Methodist
and Universa'lst Churches for some time
The groom was educated in the rura
schools Of the town and at Peoples
Academy. They went Monday to the farm
of DR.. J, NJ. Allen. where Mr.. Call has
secured the position OF Superintendent
a notable feature was the fact that tn,
marriage occurred on the 26th wedding
!
new bobbin factory and veneer mill nortf
Of Wabun avenue is practically com
plcted and a number of hands are nov
working in the bobbin department Witt
r the stone sheds now running, Morrisvill,
, is busy place. industrially. Nearly al
the cottages at Samoset are now occupied
for the summer.-John Stewart. Thoma
! Brown, Ned Phillips and William Town
r were visitors in Littleton. y. H., Sunday
= going by automobile Miss Muriel Pix
v | Of Stowe is spending few days at tn
= G.. l.. Gates home-Ray Smalley of tn
d University Of Vermont has been a CUES
= for several days of his mother, Mrs
n Minnie Smalley.--Farl Morrill,, Marv
= BOVINE and Wylic Tiff were Proctor visi
: tors Sunday going by automobilc-Con
d gratulations are extended Mr.. and Mr..
i Edison Clifford of Randolph on the brit
e of son, Sunday. June ~, Mrs. Giffor
I. will be remembered as Miss Locta Hi
/ James Royston is making extensive re
q pairs OF his Union street residence.
Mr. and Mrs. George Duretto and som
q Wayne and Loren. spent Sunday in Cabc
n with Mrs. Durette's mother, Mrs Liz
Drew.-Miss Celia Hamel is caring fc
IL Mrs. George Earle, who has been aui,
al as well for the past week.--Carroh Bow
is man, a student at the University of We
ell mont. spent SUNDAY at the nome or a.
X Snail.-The young ladies of the Faithf'
in Band class of the Universalst Churc
e. are enjoying the week in camp at LAX
a Eden. Mrs. Gussie Wheeler is chaperonir
i'll the party.-Mr and Mrs c. II. Gran
re Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Kelley and Mr.. ar
Of Mrs. L. r. Child were ST. Adams visitor
"a Sunday. taking dinner at The Tavern.
ne Miss Nora Greene has completed h
m duties at the Secretary of states Off
SO and returned to her home herc.-Mr ar
s. Mrs. C. B. Story, who have been spen
ld ing several weeks with the former
lie. parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Story. lie
n last week for California. where they W
ed reside, Mrs. Story will visit her parent
nd Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Smith, at Lindse
i'll and Mr.. Story will go to Davis, On
st where no viii attend summer school
fr A telephone has been installed in {
r. American Express office. The number
81 26-11.-Mr. and Mrs. f. Banker and
is and Mrs. George Lavarnway were Blu
r. lington visitors Saturday. going by au'
rs Marion Goodrich. little daughter or
i'm and Mrs. W. G. Goodrich. is recoveri
,,l nicely from an operation for removal
+ tonsiIs. performed at the Mary Fletch
A., hospital.-Mrs Bruce Mcdonald and y
"a children were recent visitors in ST. Johr
I'D bury.-Herbert Knapp, who has DC
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