Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-18
WATERBURY,.

T. Smith was in Moretown Tuesday
WATERBURY.
The conservation meeting of the Hy-
patia club was held in Mrs Wasson's
rooms Friday afternoon, the Pierian club
being guests. The meeting was in charge
Of Mrs G. S. Bidwell. chairman of the
conservation committee The following
program was entertaining and instruc-
tive Vocal solo. Voices of the Woods
by Rubenstein. Miss Booker; reading,
Longfellows Birds Of Kiliingworth,"
Mrs. Palmer paper. THE Good the
Birds Do to Mankind and the Harm They
Do to Them" Miss Sarah Graves; vocal
solo, "springtime." Mrs d. c. Jones.
Refreshments were served-Friday even
Ing in the social room OF the Congreea-
tional Church an exhibition was given
by Troop !, Waterbury Boy Scouts Of
America under the direction of scout
master, the Rev. w. L. Boicourt This
consisted Of the different games played
at their meetings and measures to be
used In case Of accident. Those who were
promoted from the tenderfoot class to
second class were Burton c. Luce. patrol
leader Howard G. Prior. assistant patrol
loader: Harold D. Campbell. Frank Ches-
ley and Iisle Webster of the Silver Fox
patrol; and Robert Luce. patrol leader;
Don j. Grout, assistant patrol leader
Richard Luce, Homer Campbell, Walter
Deal and Edmund Webster of the Eagle
Patrol Patrol Leader Jackson OF the
Wolf patrol of Barre was prescnt-Wil-
liam Ferris. Jr.. is expected home TINS
week from Bellevue hospital y. Y, where
he went for treatment,-Mr. and Mrs. ii.
G. Whitehall are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Perry in Iberville. Can Mrs f.
l.. Knight Is recovering from an attack
of tonsl!tD
The community was shocked Monday
morning to hear of the dea tn of Mrs. Guy
Scott and infant son Although her
serious condition had been known by the
family. yet expectations OF her recovery
we're felt to the last The immediate
cause of the death of both mother and
son was German measles the baby being
a week old last Thursday. Mary Ethel
Wardner was born in Brookfield Septem-
Der 10. 1855, She was the daughter of
William and Clara CBard) Wardner-
Three years ago she was married to Guy
Scott and came here to live, where she
has been II strong worker In the Ladies'
Union and endoarad herself to all who
knew her Besides her husband she is
survived By two-ysar-old daughter,
Marion, her mother. and one brother,
Ernest Wardner of Portsmouth, ~ II.
The funeral was held from her late
home Wednesday morning at 1920. the
Rev. w. l.. Boicourt officiating and the
burial being in the village cemetery.
f,r nj os a a. "a
infant son. Grill r.. Scott. was held from
her late horne yesterday forenoon. The
services We're In charge of Frank Towne.
The Rev. w. l.. Boicourt OBLIGATED, as.
sisted by the Pev. E. T. Newell. The
bearers were w. n Gilbert. F. E. Joslyn.
Julian Ryan and D C. Jones There WAS
a large attendance of relatives. friends
neshbors and business associates Of MIR.
Scott All places Of business closed dur
Ing the funeral, The burial was in the
village cemetery.-A large number Of the
members of the Twenty-Five club and their
guests gathered at the Waterbury Inn
luesc1y evening. where after a banquet
a. II, Smith, president of the club
introduced as speaker Of the evening Prof
H. r. Perkins OF Burlington Professor
Perkins gave his illustrated lecture on
Color Photography" the beauty of the
views giving much pleasure Monday
evening at the home of Henry CARPENTER.
MS daughter, Miss Ruth. and Miss Eta
Graves. entertained the Christian En-
deaVor society New sugar was served
and games were played. The annual fam.
lily gathering OF Emerald Rebekah Lodge.
No 3d. will be held in the lodge room
Friday supper viii be served at six
O'Clock followed by a program The MEM
hers OF the lodge and their families are
invited ana any visiting Rehekahs In
town-The Rev. and Mrs E. +. Newell
have returned from conference and are
packing their goods to leave the last OF
the week for their new home In Barre
During the years Passionate of Mr.
Newell here the church has made steady
growth every way Both have made
many riends.-The Hypatia club will
| meet Friday afternoon With Mrs p r.
| Demeritt Mrs Henry Demeritt and
uurs, Mrs Abial Slarton OF stowe. spent
| Tuesday afternoon In Montpelier The
entertainment which was postponed IN
account ~ ms deatN NJ Mrs Scott will Ae
hold IN -hc social room ~ the congrega.
tional Church Tuesday evening. Mrs B.
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