Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
WATERBURY,.

'he Daughters of Vermont for the Yer
mont Federation scholarship fund. One
person has given $3.50 This Is very en-
courag1ng for federation work and
means much to the rural schools of the
state as each one who accepts a
scholarship pledges herself to two years
OF teaching in the rural schools after
Observation-Disclosures have been re-
lcelVed by tho relatives of Miss Alice
LULA stevens Of Burlington 10 ner mar
rage In that city this evening
TO Frank Lester Eddy. Miss Stevens
us the daughter Of Mrs Lola Stevens
ana attended school i'm this village at
one time.-A lecture by Henry g.
! Tinkham NJ. y. NJ NJ, will be given
Friday evening at the opera house. The
! lecture and entertainment bureau and
the Federated Women's clubs have this
! in charGe-What is regarded as excep-
tional records for amount of buttcrfat
! produced by COWS of the Waterbury,
stowe Cow Testing association. as shown
| by Official Tester J. D. Santamore
are those Of the herds Of u. S. )ouiton,
| f. n. Morse, Luce Brothers. George
Nj. Towne and S. Kenncdy-D. c.
Jones has so far improved in health as
to be able to resume his position In f.
&c. Luce cOmpanYs store.-Robert Luce
| is gaining at the Mary Fletcher hospital
and expects to be at home soon.-The
Shakespeare club will meet with Mrs.
! George Morse Monday afternoon.-The
! Shakespeare club met with Mrs. George
Morse Monday afternoon.-The bar
Der shops of J. l.. Carpenter, A. Z.
| Douglass and W. H. O'Bren will by
agreement be closed each Thursday
afternoon and evening-Mrs e b.
Moody Is visiting her sons in South
Royalton and Lebanon. y. 1.-The
veterans detailed to visit pre- Memorial
day exercises in the different schools
are: w. Woodland, Blush Hill; James
! Ennis, Bryan district; r. J. Foster, Cen
ter school j. O. Freeman Gregg hill; A.
| Is, Smalley, LOOMS hill; j. w. Sleeper,
| Nnoeland Flat; Charles Smith, Little
River and Cotton brook.-One hundred
men Of the 10th cavalry, Fort Ethan
Allen, oamped on the fair ground Satur-
day night en- route for Mortified. Max
Ayers of Norwich University was in
town to make the arrangements.-Mrs.
Charles Perry of 1bciv1ne, Can. is a
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
! w. Moody.-Mtss Eta Graves. Miss
/ Bessie Cook and the Rev. W. l.. Boi-
court attended the county Christian En-
dcavor convention in Montpelier Friday.
| The Rev. Mr.. Boicourt gave one of the
| addresses of the Convention.-NIrs.
George w Morse Mrs. f. f. Palmer,
Jr., and Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer at
tended the meeting of the Marquis de
| Lafayette Chapter. d. A. r., at the
home of Mrs. T. j. Deavitt in Montpelier
Saturday Flute solos We're rendered by
| Miss Palmer.
| Dillingham; Post, G. A. r., has secured
! for Memorial day speaker General Will
liam Henry of Burlington. The address
will be given in the Methodist Church at
| two O'Clock in the afternoon. The mem
beers of the post will meet at the school
house grounds at one o'clock, where they
will meet the school children and local
orders They will be escorted to the
church by the Waterbury Citizens band.
The graves will be decorated at the close
of the speaking. Next Sunday there will
be union services at the Congregational
Church, which the post will attend in a
body. The Rev. W. L. Douglass will
preach the sermon.-The chapei of the
Conversational Church was we'll filled
Sa turday afternoon for a recital given by
the pupils of Mrs. Florence Atkins. Each
much credit upon pupil and teacher. Mrs.
Erwin Harvey and daughter, Dorothy, OF
Montpelier We're present. udge Harvey
and Mr. Lawton OF Montpelier were in
town Saturday on legal business.-Mrs. c.
/. Hatch of Orange, Mass, is in town
James, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Goodheart, Is i'll with pleurisy.-
Miss Agnes Breene is in Stowe caring for
| n, xtbA l. II
Miss Beatrice Chapman. Miss Irene Van
ETH and Miss Abbie Childs were in Mont
peier Saturday to see Miss Lucy Talbert
at the HeatOn hospita.--Mr and Mrs.
Merrill Childs of Moretown were in town
lSunday. Master Roswell Childs, who has
been guest of his mother MI. Media
| Childs returned with them.-Charles c.
Palmer, who has been in this vicinity
buying hardwood lumber, was at home
| Sunday, returning to Boston Sunday
night.-Miss Clara Carpenter, Miss Elsie
| Hooker and her guests, Miss Dorothy
Hooker and Orman Hooker spent Satur-
day in Burlington.-News has been re-
ceived Of the death of Mrs. G. w. Davis
of East Orange. Mrs. Davis was the
mother of Mrs. Edgar Sanborn and Mrs.
| c. II. Richardson, both of whom are we'll
known Decentralization Grange initiated
eight members Saturday evening, read
ing by Miss Nellie Woodruff and vocal
solo by Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer We're
given, appropriate to pre- Memorial day
The Dorcas society of the South DuNbury
| Church met with Mrs. h, j. Avery
| Wednesday afternoon.-The Rev. w. f..
| Douglass of'lciatcd at the funeral of AnSel
! l.. Barrows in stowe Friday. Mr. and
| Mrs l.. j. Roberts also attended the flu