Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-09
WATERBURY,.

of Dillingham; Grange October I. About
100 sat down to dinner prepared by the
Duxbury ladies. The hall was prettly
decorated in autumn leaves, ferns and
fall flowers. The Oranges Of Cambridge,
stowe, Morrisvillc. Waterbury Center,
Duxbury, johnson ana Jcffersonville were
represented and a number took the fifth
degree. Mrs. J. r. Parker of Morrisvillc,
Pomona lecturer, was In charge of the
program During the day there were
vocal selections by the Grange choir:
piano solo by Mrs Walter Ayers of the
Center; vocal solo by Mrs James Collins
of Duxbury, with violin oblgato by Miss
Miler.o f Waterbury and futc solos by
! Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer Of Duxburv;
essay by Mrs. g. \. Eddy Of stowe: rcci- |
tations by Mrs Gc and others 10y Mrs
| Lillian Chase of Cambridge and Nh War
rem of stowe; reading by Mrs Ruth Day (
/ of Morrisvilo, essay by Mrs Rushford .
johnson.
/ \ soldiers monument is TO be given
, the town of Waterbury by Franklin /
/ Sylvester Henry Of cleveland, ohio, the /
son Of the late Mr. and Mrs sylvester
| Henry and brother of Mrs Albert Spcn- .
Ger of this place. Four months ago
Mr. Henry selected a commission. con- |
ssting Of Gen. William W Henry Of
/ Burlington, the Hon. William T. billing
ham, o. A. Soabury and H. g. Whitehill,
to secure plans for "a monument The
accepted design for the monument is
the work of the committee and w. II. Il.
Pcrry. The contract was awarded to the
Perry Granite company and tho commits
sion has secured the permission from the
board of sclcctmcn and school directors
to set the monument on the schoolhousc
grounds. II will be unveiled May &c.
1914 The work is to be executed in light
Barre granite The entire monument
contains about 414 cubic feet Of granite
and WIN weigh approximately 5000
pounds-Thc Shakespeare club met
with Mrs. G. G. Warren Monday after
noon.--Mrs. Earl Boyce was taken to the
Heaton hospital Friday evening and OPP
c~ ted upon for appendicitis Saturday
morning. The operation was successful
and Mrs Boyce is doing well.-The fun
cral Of Mrs Jerry Lyman was held at
her late home Saturday afternoon. The
Rev. W. T.. Douglass officiated. The
bearers were three brothers of Mrs. Ly-
man, Cassius Ayers, Walter Ayers and
Charles Ayers. and three brothers Of
Mrs Lyman, James Lyman, Chauncey
Lyman and Richard Lyman.
Don y. Buckley died suddenly at Dux-
bury Corners at six o'clock Monday even
ing. He had been III with Brights disease
for a year but there had been no immed-
ate cause for alarm, as only about an
hour before death he had been visiting
, at a neighbours He was born In Duxbury
IS years ago, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Buckley. He married Alma Turn
err February 10, 1876. All his life was
spent in Duxbury and Moretown Be-
cause of poor health he sold his farm
and bought the Arms place. He held a
number of offices in both towns. lie is
survived by a wife, two sons, Harry a
merchant in Cambridge who happened to
be at home yesterday, and Howard, a
: physician in a Brooklyn hospital. A
daughter, Lucy, died a number of years
ago. He is also survived by half
, brother, Frank Buckley, of Moretown.
Homer and Howard Kennedy of North
e Duxbury who had followed a swarm
I Of bees about three weeks ago cut down
+ Saturday the hollow tree in which the
I honey had been deposited and making
three trips to their homes. found by ac-
l tual weight that they had 40 pounds.
= ! MS WAS through inc I. MOlSt farm
I into the burned section toward Camers
Hump.-George T. Morse who was chop
ping in the woods near his home. was hit
by the branch Of tree and his nose
: and face badly cut. He was taken to
his home by William Casey-The condi-
2 tion of Mrs Earl Boyce is favorable
. Harold $. Atkins is employed by the
e. Tenney company at their Bolton Falls
8 plant.-Paul Coke, who fell from the
y Bolton Falls dam, breaking four ribs
y was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
p for treatment on Saturday. was a
i large gathering at the home of Bar
- .noy Abair Saturday evening Mrs
d S J. Luce of North Duxbury
d has returned from visit to hel
r daughter. Mrs. Eva Grace, in Richford
: An interesting program was given AT
l. Dillingham; Grancc Saturday evening n
e charge of Mrs T.. +. Hart as ceres
: Mr. and Mrs Harold Ennis and children
n Miss Marie Mortimer and George Morti-
mcr were guests Sunday of f.. +. Foss.-
Principal F. W. Reimher spent SATURDAY
and Sunday in Montreal.-Mr and Mrs
l, George Rowland have returned from
n their wedding trip-Mr and Mrs. j. e
2. Berry of Waitsfeld We're guests of THEN
). son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Berry
: Satupiay.
3 The funeral of u. u. Bulkeley will b,
5, held at his late home this mOrnnl
" at eleven o'clock. Burial will be in More
A town DR.. Howard Bulkeley Of Brooklyn
a is in town. called here by the death o
d his father-Invitations have been receive,
= by some of the local Masons to the l00tl
anniversary of Mt. Vernon Lodge in Nor
risvillc on October ia number of TIL
members of Dillingham; Grange are plan
ming to attend the concert and promenade
at the center Friday evening given b!