Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-30
WATERBURY,.

donation party at the Methodist
Church Friday evening.
WATERBURY.
Miss Anna Booker has returned from
Hanover. y. H.. whore she has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green
George Joslyn, who is i'll, Is about the
eamc.-IT. II. Heaton. who lives in DuX-
bury. but has a business in town. does
rot like Ia walk homo every noon and
nighc SO he is riding his bicycle. He
says that il is good wheeling. better
than it sometimes is in the summer
Mrs. L. G. Moody. who is at the hospital
in Burlington is doing finely and Will be
home in about three weeks.
Mrs. r. j. Knowles has returned home
from a visit in Barton.-Niss Grace Man
ming has finished her school in Bolton
and returned home.-John Parker has
purchased largo tract Of land in Hunt
ington.-Bert Blakely. who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Blakeley, has returned to
Hartford, Conn.-Mr. and Mrs. J. G. FAR
rar and daughter, Florence, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II, Atherton
in Montpeier.-Mr and Mrs, II. +. Lease
end son passed Sunday in Barre. Dean
Fullerton is working in the express Office
at the station.--A. Kennedy of Windsor
passed Sunday with Harry Grout. Mr..
and Mrs. Edison and Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las spent Sunday in Stowe.F. NJ Smith
OF Montpelier was the guest Of Mrs w.
+. Minard over Sunday.-Mrs. H. c.
Whitehill and Miss Florence TORY were
IN Montpelier Monday. --Neson Bartlett
Of Worcester, Mass, was in town Mon
daY.-Ceorge Robinson was In Burling-
ton sunday. -William Shontells horse
Monday morning became frightened at
a car on the side track and ran AVA.
Mi. shontell was thrown out but was
not hurt and only lite damage was
done to the sleigh.
Drew Daniels of IIardwicll was in
town Monday and Tuesday Lar
sen concert will be given St Valentines
day under the management of George
Wilder Of Burlington.-W William Town is
i'll with the grip and his place at Griffin
Il Wheelers is taken by W :. Guptil.--
Miss Mary Doheny Of Mortified has re-
turned home after a visit with her broth
er, Father Doheny The advertised let
tiers at tho Waterbury postofficc are for,
Lowell Smith. John Neal Francesca Pas
surelli, Milazo Giro, Mrs. Louisa Johns.
Seven of the young girls met with Miss
Estclla Redmond Monday evening to
form a girls club.-The body of Mrs.
Boulah Ann Pinnoe was brought from
Montpelier Tuesday morning for bur-
ial Mrs. Pinnoe lived in Waterbury and
Bolton for a number Of years. and was
born in Waterbury August "A, lsl7.-Miss
Rose O'3rien and Miss Mary O'Neill and
Miss Berenice Blodgett are on the sick
list. c. Moody and the Rev. r. b.
Keologg We're in Montpelier Tuesday
The Lincoln club basket ball team will
play at Morrisvillc next Saturday even
ing,-H. c. Cady, treasurer of the North
field Savings bank, was in town Tues
day.
The Waterbury Athletic association
basket ball team won from ST. Michaels
College by a score OF 80 to 10 Tuesday
evening. Whitcomb of Waterbury was
the star, shooting eight haskets.--The
Twenty-Five club will meet Al the Water
bury Inn February 70. W. Il. Clark,
cashier of the Waterbury National bank.
will give talk on banking -Alhamhra
Encampment. No. VI. l. q. O. F.. will hold
a special meeting Friday evening. Thomas
Wiley Encampment of Montpelier will
work the Golden Rule and Royal Purple
degrees. banquet will be served after
the work.--The Stone Cutters Union are
fitting up rooms over the Hattie black
smith shop,-Mrs Charles Stevens of
Barre Is visiting Mrs +. r. Seabury.-
The grammar school was closed yestcr-
day as the teacher, Miss Ovitt. is con-
fined to the house by llncss-The Loyal