Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-28
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.

AZ the banquet at tn" inn Friday even
ing each visiting member of the Fedora
ton and those in attendance from here
had at their pac" a copy Of the song,
Vermont" by Helen 'Vinslow. which was
sung with mitch spirit before being seated.
Seventy-six ladies were ably served. The
Introductory committee for the recertion,
which space forbade printing on Friday.
consisted of Mrs. r.. T.. Campbell. Mrs.
". Il. Clark Mrs. h. r. Demertt and
Miss Welthv Booker. All the delegates.
members of the executive board. returned
to their homes Saturday conttnu"
to be found and killed. a few Of the later
| ones in this community being: John Hoy.
e. NJ. Ruker tIN pounds killed in BOWS
lilC" in puxburv): Guy Rood; Quinn
| Graves ~ Bolton: Arthur Miller; Mr..
Tcachout of Essex Junction: John Deal
Edwin Hun of stowe $50 pounds. killed
at the mouth of cotton brook in this town;
! Frank Farnham: 4. j. DuIk"c: Charles
Allen: Il. l.. Parsons: C. F. Wheeler -
j. &. Griggs of Barre was in town Fri
/ Gay.-Mr and Mrs. ". +. Davis left sun
| uaN noon for a month In the Brrmudas.
wh"r' they will combine business and
| p"as-,r re. Mr. IJaVis's brother and wife
ar" to be- in charge OF the inn during their
absence They will return in tim" for
the holidays. Miss Beatrice Anterior WAS
It guest of Miss Plastlidgc in Mortified
/ last week to attend tn" Eastern Star bail.
Miss l.. Grace Robinson is at home from
| san Francisco having taught last year in
the Stat of Washington and is a guest Of
! her parents, Contractor and Mrs. Robin
son. Miss Robinson is an clocutionist.
! hat inn cad
/ p"troit.-Ml. and Mrs Rcrtram Hart and
three children 90 Randolph arrived Satur-
day might t" u. tn" guests over Thanks
giving of Mr. iiart'H parents Mr.. and
Mrs .Icrom, llart.-Mr ana Mrs. oscar
! Hugahoum have returned to their posi-
/ lions at tn" Vermont STATE hospital.-A
number If students from the medical .le-
iartm.nt uc The University Of Vermont
4 attended the first "clinic" of the season
under pr. Wasson at tho hospital Satur-
day afternoon.
saturday evening at the home OF j.
T.. Cross"tt - ''neig lborhood part ,
was held. at which 90 people were
served with supper. The proceeds will
=" for merry Christmas for the
trossett hill children. Through the
kindness OF \. Germino AMI nine
friends of his who were camping Oh
the Hayes farm during the huntin :
season. Tin" music was rendered fo'
three hours dancing. Italian songs
were also sung. Next Saturday even
ing the same community will enjoy "a
box party" at til" schoolhouse. Miss
/ Woodrun has arranged a fine Long
fellow program for the cvening.-Mr
an Mrs. Patrick OReilly of Mani
toba are the parents OF a daughter
Mrs oReilly will hc remembered ~
Miss Lillian IIarcourt. who has visited
relatives here--The grand intcrna
tional rally at the opera house sun
day evening was a great success in
every way. the room being packed
The program was carried out as pre-
viously printed. except that tle States
attorney. J. Ward Carver of Barre
was not present. e. ID. Harrington a.
Montpelier. who conducted the singing
spoke in strong manner to the bus
mess man from n layman's standpoint
| The pastors OF the five churches were
on the platform. james. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Welch. is i'll with
asthma r. Anterior was one Of
the lucky hunters saturday. bringing
nome fine buck.--Mrs. Charles PERI
of lh"rville. II. c., Is "A guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w Moody
Mr., Perry Will join her for Thanks
givinE-Friends OF Mrs. Mary J.. Wells
now OF Berlin, y. V, will be pleas ID
to know 81 her improved strength
She will he able to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her brother, George Arms In
Bristol, Conn. Mrs. Curtis Arms will
also be there. Mr., Arms ana Mrs
Wells are the only ones left now ~
the old Ira Arms family whose homa
WAS In Duxbury
To-day at the Vermont State hos
pital for the insane, dinner will be served
to about $40 people. $50 of these being
patients. As for the past two years. be-
cause OF scarcity and high price. Vernon,
turkeys will not he included in the bill
of fare. hut there will be an abundanc.
~ roast chicken, oysters and CHECKER
! Pics, ;he lattcr being made in individual
| TINS There will also be cranbcrries HON,
vegetables. mincc pics. fruit and cand,
ana all Interested or who have friend,
or relatives in this institution may fee
| that the day will be one Of pleasure FOL
| those capable OF enjoyment. The nurse.
| ana all those connected with the cairns
Tor these people do all in their power tc
make these home days one OF extra
comfort to those placed under their care
| The twenty-five club held an enjoyable
| meeting at the inn Monday evening, wher
after the banquet an illustrated lecture
on Scenes In California" was given by
the kev. Willis T. Sparhawk of Randolph
Mr. Sparhawk has Travelled extensively
through The country and gave many
thinss or interest.-New England weather
1 mas been we'll illustrated in the last thre,
days Saturday dandelion blossoms and
lear buds OF liucs were found in III,
valleys Monday morning at six o'olock
10 inches Of snow was reported from
| 'allahans, which amount increased al
day MT and Mrs. John Mlllette and MIR
ana Mrs Peter T-mette of burlington
were guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs harmon
| F"rrcnce through the deer hunting sea.
| s"n-Mis. samuel Rogers nj Worcester
| MaHs'' WAS "A guest of her brother,
| Representative II, y. Dcmcritt. on sun
day. Mrs. Roapers was ON the way to
her fathers home in Cambridge Rep
res'ntative u, y. Dcmeritt after "A bust