Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-04
WATERBURY,.

Mrs. c. C. Warren and Mrs. Il. r.
Dcmel.tt were in Barre Saturday after
noon attending tho meeting Of the Daugh- /
tors Of the Revolution Frank Follansbee
Of Medford. Mass. spent Sunday at Allen
Fogg's. --Madam Law, VINO has been Mt
her daughters Mrs. Richard Demeritt !
left Friday for sonerville. Mass.-,Iudge
Huntley spent Sunday with his brother /
in Bolton.-Mrs. Elisha Moody is with ,
her brother, Truman Smith in Stowe who |
Is ill.-Choate and Clinton Miner of 1}oe- |
ton. who have spent the summer Mt Allen |
Fogg's were called home Monday by
the serious illness % their grandmother. /
Mrs. ToEE and Master Lloyd accompanied /
them.-Charles C9nerdy of the Burlington !
business College was home Saturday and
was one of the fortunate hunters.-Thc
regular monthly missionary meeting 81
the CONGREGATIONAL Church was held ut
Mrs. Elliott's Wednesday eveninc.-E. F. !
Palmer. ,Ir.. Henry Demeritt and Alpha
Davis returned from Randolph Saturday
night. having finished the earning IF
squash at the Demeritt & Palmer factory
MI Palmer returns for the labelling and
shipping Florence Baldwin and
Mrs. Peter Defolre each shot a deer II st
weok.-The Halloween social held By the
|
, evening was a pleasant affair. Those
| taking part in the program We're Verne
Fogg Annie Palmer. Gretaand Norma
, Perkins. Pauline Ayers Miss Redmond
! Miss Rrecne. Miss Wallace. Clara Higgins
/ Mrs Demeritt and Mrs Palmer and Prof
| Bowes.-AIrs. Joseph Poole Of Brockton
| Mass. Is visiting her sister Mrs. Edwin
| Palmer.--Charles Wallace left Monday
! for trip through southern New Hamp-
| shire.-Mss Harriet Maxwell and Miss
! Ollie Somervile spent Sunday in Mont
/ peer-Mrs. Fred f. Atkins returned Sat
urday night from three weeks In Boston
| and vicinity.--County Game Warden n.
j. Parcher reports the returns of 113 deer
/ killed. OF these Is were does and r were
! killed in Duxbury.
Mrs. W. l.. WATSON has been appointed
/ chairman Of the educational committee of
the state Federation OF Women's clubs
tn. members OF the Twenty-Five club
We're addressed informally Monday by the
Hon W. r. Dillingham; upon tho ITa waien
Islands. The meeting was in charge of l..
I C. Moody.--Mrs. Edgar Durand OF Brook
lvn. y. Y. guest of her sister Mrs. G.. S,
| Bidwell FOR two weeks, returned home
Monday.-Mr and Mrs. FRANK Bushway
spent Sunday IN Montpelier.-Mrs. Charles
| Hatch has been confined 10 the house Tor
week by illness-Mrs Barney Quinn is
seriously ill., Her daughters, Alice and Liz
zic. are caring for her.-M!ss thel Fos-
ter at home three weeks, has returned to
| her work IN the telephone ONCE at Waits
| neld.-Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald OF Montpel-
| Ter visited in town the first Of the weeK.-
Evan Evans is home. having resigned his
position In New York State He will soon
| I,1nn e.
coruylete his course.-Mrs. Robert J. Cot
fey OF Bennington. guest at George Burn
| hanfs, has gone TO Montpelier 10 visit
| Mrs. Hiram Smith.-The Vermont G'rls'
| entertained the Volunteers" Monday
evening In keeping with the halowe en-
season.-A masquerade party was held by
the nurses at the state hospital Tues
day evening mock wedding was ono
OF the features.--Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Camp
bell, Mrs Boyce. Mrs Manning, Mrs.
Grout. Mrs. Joslyn and W. Il. Clark were
In Essex junction Tuesday night, attend
Star held in that place-MrF. william
| Harcourt. who has been abroad with har
daughter since March, is expected to sail
for Boston yesterday snd win visit re,a-
tives here before going to her home in
Manitoba. Miss Lillian larcourt will
spend the winter IN Itay.- Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs Royce and Mrs. Ayers attended the
Rebekah district meeting in Mortified
last evening.