Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-18
WATERBURY,.

ing at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
entitled "Thc Wcavers"
WATERBURY.
a Joint meeting of Hypata and Pleran
clubs was held Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs w. j. Boycc. The rooms
were filled with the members of the two
clubs and their guests Mrs. T.. r.. Camp
bell and Mrs w. II. Il. Perry introduced
the guests to those in the receiving line,
who were Mrs. Boyce, speaker OF the aft
erncon, Mrs bingham II. Stone of Bur
lington, chairman Of the conservation
committee of the Vermont State Fedora
tion of WOmans clubs, Mrs. James Fife
president Of the Pierlan club, and Miss
Eta Graves, vlce-president of the Hy-
patia club. Mrs. Fife was in charge of
the program, which was as follows: Vo-
cal solos, Miss Welthy Booker and Mrs.
II. c. Jones; violin solo, Miss Norma
Perkins; address, Mrs. Stone: solo, Miss
Booker. Mrs. ID. w. Cooley and Mrs. Il.
T.. Palmer acted as accompanies. Re-
freshments were served in the dining
room by the Misses Edythe and Harriet
Boyce, Mrs Earl Boyce and Mrs. Earl
Evans BY vote of the two clubs Janu-
airy . and 10 will be days of interest.
when the first Household Economies In
sttutc, to be held in the State under the
state Federation of Woman's clubs, will
be here. This will be conducted by Miss
Bertha Tcrril. dean of women of the
University of Vermont, who is chairman
of that branch of federation work. The
president of the board of trade and presi-
dent of the village have already express
cd their wish to aid
Henry Edwards, who had been i'll with
typhoid fever, died at his home in MIL
village late Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Ed
wards was about % years old, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs Byron Edwards Mr.
Edwards up to the time of his illness
had a responsible position in the Seabury
warehouse He was seriously i'll from
the start and a big fight was made for
his life, two graduate nurses attending
Besides his parents he Is survived by
six brothers and sisters: Mrs Charles
Trough of Montpelier, Mrs. Bert john
son of this town, Floyd Edwards Miss
Ethel Edwards, Charles Edwards and
Harry Edwards The deceased married
Madge Billings, who survives him and
also a small child.-About So rela-
tivos and friends gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Greene
Friday evening to congratulate them on
their 10Th wedding anniversary The af-
fair was an entire surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs Greene. Many tokens of regard
were presented them.--Mr. and Mrs. w
i. Clark spent Sunday in Burlington
with Mr. Clark's son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs l.. b. Clarl.-Mrs. Eureno
Moody. who was i'll the latter part of
last week. is much hotter.-Mr. and Mrs
Ira Richardson and child. who have
come from MINNEAPOLIS. were at the
home of Mr. Richardson's cousin. Mrs p
f.. Anterior. Sunday. Mr.. Richardson
goes after the HOLIDAYS to Worcester
Mass, whore he teaches in a business
college.-Mrs. c. G. Warren. Mrs Gaorra
| w. Morse and Mrs y p Deneritt a+
tended the D. A. r. meeting IN Rarre
Saturday.
The rear end of O'Neil,s waro, dr,van
by William Collins was bit nv cars az
the railroad crossing The wbee,s u,oro
broken. Mr.. Collins iunnod he and rho
horse coming ont bur lfttIe tho vorse for
the accident-Tho funara1 Of I1orr,. ia
wards wa, hold ar tho cor,roc,,. i,,,o,
! Church vcstord,v -, tue ,o,,,,.
the Rev. W 7. Roicour, ofstciat,,o y
! Crossett. who has soonod IN ho e,oo,i,,c
for the past three DAYS bae rallied so,,o.