Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
WATERBURY.

Harry circuit and Earl Bovcc of Nor
witch University are at home sick
About 40 couples arrived ON a special
train from Montpelier Friday evening.
They had banquet and dance at the
Waterbury Inn and returned homo on the
midnight train.-.Mr. Davcns. father Of
Mrs. L. NJ. Grout returned to Clinton.
y. Y. Saturday.--The Hypatia club will
meet with Mrs Carrie Harrison Friday
AFTERNOON.
The lumbcrmcn arc feeling as if they
could work now as about twenty inches
of snow has fallen since FrJdy.--Miss
Bcryl Breen has returned from East
Montpelier where she has been teach
| ing school. Wiley Of Water
bury Center died Saturday night after
a few days illness with pneumonia.
She was born in Elmorc September =
! 1860 The funeral was held Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock at her late
| homc.-Mr and Mrs. r. J. Knowles
| spent sunday in Burlington with his
| mother.-Thc knights of Ihythias
! had a dance Tuesday evening in their hall
under the management of the ladies'
| Charles G. Warren, Jr., returned to
| Dartmouth College Sunday.-c L.
! Eddy of stowe was in town sunday
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
c:cty met with Mrs. Crosset Tuesday
| afternoon.--rhc play. "Unclc Nathan's
Husking Bee" will be given here by
the n. T.. O. =. Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary LID. W. Cooley was in Mont
pclier and Randolph Monday.--Georgo
| W. Morse was in Montpelier Monday
Henry Kicker has returned to his
work in Montpelier after n week at
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stickncy
of Montpelier visited Mrs. Stickneys
sister. Mrs. f. A. Jarrett, sunday
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. w. r. Elliot
Mrs. Raymond Huse died Saturday
night and her son, Joseph Huse, died
Tuesday morning. both of pneumonia.
Raymond Huse is i'll with the same dis
ease and is not expected to live.-Mrs.
Ezra Clark of Burlington was in town
Tuesday.-B. r. Derncritt and son,
Roy, have gone to Cincinnati. Ohio
They will make several stops on their
way home.-J. w. Sleeper is threa tened
with pneumonia.--Arthur stevens of
Bolton was in town Tuesday .-Miss
+. Nichols is supplying in the gram
mar school as Miss A. Il. Ovitt is con-
fined to the house by illness.-Louis
! Huse OF Montpelier and George r.
Huse Of Niagara Falls. n. Y. are called
here by the death of their mother and
brothcr.-M. T.. Stranahan e. CO., are
to move into the, store which Griffin &
Wheeler have just left.-W. J. Red
mond is to move into the store now
used by NJ. +. Stranahan e. Co.
Mrs. C. c. Warren is confined to the
house by iliness.-Mrs. W. ]. Boyce and
daughter, Harriet, who have been i'll.
the Waterbury Inn, is 1.-two ad-
vertiscd letters at the Waterbury post
office are for Mrs. Walter Smith.-The
Picrian club will meet with Mrs. Stalker
at the hospital Friday afternoon-The
auditors win meet at the town clerk S
office February IL to audit the town
accounts-The loyal club will meet
with Mrs. Elmer Coffrin Tuesday even
ing.-The Philomathean club will meet
with Mrs. w. ]. Redmond Friday after
.-Dilingham Grange will NEE,
I Saturday evening.-Miss Lou Atkins is
visiting in Lincoln and Bristol,-Chestel
= w. Clark has returned to Boston afte'
s several weeks in town.-The Rev. r. 3
Kellogg will give an address at the
y annual meeting and supper of the Con
n gregational Church at Richmond Fri
d day evening.--B. +. Atherton is harvest
:, ing ice from If to 20 inches thick.-Tues
n day night was the coolest for many
years, the temperature ranging from 3
: to 42 degrees below zero.-The condition
c of Miss A. r. Ovitt who is i'll at thu
y home Of Mr.. Boyce, is about the same.