Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
WATERBURY.

holidays from the Harvard Law Schooi'-
The Hon. and Mrs. c. c. Graves enter
tanned a party of relatives at the WAFER
bury Inn at Christmas dinner'-ine
Christmas concert at the Congregations
Church Sunday evening passed OH as
planned. each number being well rem
dered There were two numbers by the
choir, vocal solos by Miss Borker. MISS
Kathleen I.eBarron and Mr.. Hatch from
bone solos by A. Germino, an organ SOLO
by Miss Lease: carols by the junior
classes of the school and THE Vermont
Girls" a soprano and alto duet by Mrs.
Demeritt and Mrs. Boicourt: readings by
e. r.. Demeritt and T.. f. Palmer, Jr.,
and an address by the pastor
Friday evening Miss Hazel Foss held
Christmas exercises and tree in her
school There was singing by the school
assisted by the Misses Terrice Foss and
Annie Palmer. REGULATIONS were given by
Elsie Sherman. Sidney Hills, Arthur
Farmer Ethel Richards, Leo Boyce,
Annie Morse. George Sherman, Nellie
| Cormier. Edna Marble Albert Farmer,
| Lillian Boyce. Mao sherman and Leigh
| Royce also dialogue by four girls.
Judge Huntley gave n talk on tho
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| the school registers AT that time.-Mss
| Iva Decker of Montpelier Is spending the
holidays with Miss Hazel Foss.--Dr and
Mrs W. l.. Wasson returned from Bos-
| ton Saturday night.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Y.
Foster of St. Johnshury are at the home
| Of his parents. summoned here by the
condition of Mrs. s. s Foster
The corporation dinner and tree OF the
Gleason family was held at the home
of James Fife Christmas day.-The home
of Edgar n. Morse held jolly party
| Christmas day, all his children and
grandchildren being home--The Christ
mas tree exercises at the Methodist
Church Monday evening were carried
out according to program.-Mr and Mrs.
lCharcs Perry of Iberville. p. O., are
guests Of Mrs. Pcrry's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs j. W. Moody.--L. Barrett Clark
was at the home of his father, w. Il.
Clarke. over Christmas.-M Roderic!'
Phillips while at the home of her daugh-
ter in Moretown suffered shock and
lis in a critical condtion.-The condition
of Mrs. Edward Goodheart at the Hea-
ton hospital is very favorable. A com
plete recovery is expected-The condi-
ton of Mrs S. S. Foster is improved
Charles Myers died at the home Of his
son at the Center Sunday afternoon. He
was S. years six months old. and was
born in Germany. He is survived by 81,
sons and two daughters. four sons ant
the two daughters living in burlington
and one son in New York State. The
funeral will be held in ST. Joseph:
Church in Burlington.-Homer Demerit
and Miss Kate Donahoe of Burlington
We're guests of MIR and Mrs. RicharC
Demertt Tuesday Mr. Demeritt
! family. with guests. are spending TIL
, day with Mr.. and Mrs. Iemuel I.yor
at the Center.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Union was held in the social room o.
the congregational Church Tuesda!
!; afternoon. The following officer!
We're reelected; President. Mrs. W. II
. r. Perry; e-president, Mrs. l.. f,
a Campbell; secretary, Mrs. w. r. Clark
q treasurer. Mrs. G. L. Hatch. The re
i ports showed excellent work done tn,
$ last year and n large amount of mon
i cy earned and expended. supper wa
Q served to the members of the famile
t of the union and after vocal solos b.
= Miss Ruth Parker and G. !. Hatch.
4 social time was enjoyed and game
= pla yed.-Jerome Hart, who has beel
j ill for some time. is still confined t
S the bed.-The condition of Miss Marci
v Winslow. who was operated upon a
= the Mary Fletcher hospital two week
: ago, is not as favorable as desired.