Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.

WATERBURY,.
Relatives and neighbours Of Mrs u. y.
Donovan surprised her Friday afternoon
In honor of her birthday. Tokens of their
regard were left and refreshments served.
Friday evening good crowd gathered
In the social room of the congregational,
Church for the Sunday school social
charadcs, which were acted by the
different classes. Games were played and
refreshments scrved.--Thc l. O. G. r. Of
South DuXbury gave an entertainment
and supper in their hall Friday evening
which a number from Duxbury Corners
attended. Music was rendered by the
choir and n clarinet and cornet duet by
Stanley Buzzell and Harry Irish, read
igns by the Misses Butler, Mr.. Butler
and Mrs Turner and the farce. which
was given at Eentlemen's night Of
Dillingham; Grange repeated by Messrs.
Iillman, Irish and Snow. A baked bean
supper was served.
James +. CrossStt ,vho suffered n
shock Saturday afternoon while in the
barn getting grain for one Of the neigh.
bors, lies in his h,mc on Crossett hill in
n serious condition Mr. Crossett IS n
prominent farmer and lumbcrman, has
been very influential r town affairs, rep
resented DuXbury in the LEGISLATURE of
1870 and is at present one Of TIE select
men Of the town.-The union Thanks
giving service at the Congregational
Church Sunday evening was well at
tended. Interesting talks We're given by
the Rcverends w. f.. Douglass and W. L.
Boicourt. There was special music by
the choir and solo by f.. O. Miller.
The condition Of James T.. Crossett for
the past Sc hours has shown marked
Improvement. Mr.. Crossett has asked for
members of the family and questions
about his business.-Michael Conway,
who is in low condition from arterio-
sclerosis, was more comfortable yester-
day His daughter, Mrs Gleason has
been summoned home from f. G. Lambs
where she was caring for Mrs. Lamb
Mrs. Walter LeBarrOn, who has been III,
is much improved.-M s $. Foster.
who Is Ill Mt her home in Duxbury, re-
mains about the same.-IIenry Bowers
is spending n few days Mt his home
in Montpeler.-Mr Edison Foss. Mrs.
Arthur Carr and Mrs. Michael Nf,loney
were In burlington Tuesday when the
mother of Mrs. Foss and Mrs. Carr, Mrs.
katherine Maloney was operated upon
at the Fanny Allen hospital for car
cinoma. Mrs. Maloney is doing as well
as could be expected although much
anxiety is felt because of her age
Among Thanksgiving guests in town are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry of Ibervlle.
=. O., and Mrs. Frances Atherton at
the home of j. W. Moody: Heath Towne
of Nhddlcbury College at his home; Roy
I"Barron Of the University of Vermont
and Miss Kathleen LcBarron of Goddard
Seminary, also Miss Edna Bashnet and
Miss Louise Bashnct of Barre at the
LcBarron home; Herbert Canordy of
Lowell, Mass, with his parents; Bortram
Hart Of Randolph with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs jerome Hart Those out Of
town to-day are; Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Atkins and daughter. Breta, with Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Haskins In Montpelier:
Miss Durgn at her home in Concord
y. H.; Miss Clara Carpenter with her
parents in Morrsvlle; Miss Ethel Colby
in Plainteld; Mr.. and Mrs. H. X
Demeritt and Mr.. and Mrs Roy w
Domeritt with Mr. Demertts sister, Mrs
circuit, in Northneld: Miss Laura De-
merritt goes with Miss Frances Harris to
the home Of her aunt. Mrs F. II. Harris
in St Adams Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lease
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans in Bur
lngton. The Gleason family will have
dinner at the home Of Mrs James
Hattie. Because of Illness in the home
of e. T. Joslyn. the Hypatia club which
was to meet with Mrs. Josyn meets to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. T.. r.
Demerltt. There will be a Thanksgiving
program.-Mrs Harmon florence is visit
ing her daughter in Williamstown.-T The
pemeritt Il Palmer Packing company is
making extensive repairs on their mill in
DuXbury. The village schools have
closed for the remainder of the week.
Miss Marjorie Cullen Is home from her
school in BurlinEton.-F f.. Atkins Of
the Fidelity company OF Montpelier is
spending to-day at his home ON Main