Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11


were designed for this new home.
Mrs Sterling has been faithful
worker in this lodge and community
ana the affair was given in honor Of
the 2oth anniversary Of the marriage
OF Mr., and Mrs. Sterling The pro-
gram consisted of readings by Alan
Butler, vocal solos by Mr. Brooks and
Harry Irish, the dialogue. "rhe Tower
of Music by Mrs. Sterling ami Mrs.
Turner TIL" prof. ana the Magnetic
'" '" 'r. S''rliu" ana N1r Gotta:
music by the I, o. O F. band and the
Presentation ~ Leon Suow.--Gcorsc
Grover, who recently had his shoulder
put out of joint, is getting along
nicely. Mr. Grover while driving
home in the darkness was run into
the other side of the Advent Church
by the team Of Alva Perry Mr..
Grover was thrown several feet but
he thinks that the injury to his
shoulder was done by his trying to
hang to his horse. The vehicles were
badly mixed up ana wheels interlocl-
ed'-The condition Of Henry Edwards
Is favorable.-Miss Emma Shipman
has returned to Boston.
Miss Harriet NJ. Maxwell was united
in marriage to Maxwell j. Broadway
In Montpelier Saturday morning by
the Rev S /. Bloomfield Both are
now residents Of Montpelier but
Miss Maxwell was graduated from
tho local high school and after a course
at the Albany Business College was in
the Waterbury National bank and later
with the DrowDanclS company, rcsld-
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. SMITH
| Mrs. Alvira Atkins an aged lady who
! lives at the home of Van Henderson, fell
I at the home of Mr.. Pierce Friday night,
| breaking her hip. Raymond Buzzell and
sheridan Boycc were at their homes in
/ Waitsleld Friday and Saturday to as
| sist the Morotown band I'm concert
| Among those from Barre who attended
the district Masonic meeting was f. NJ.
! White, son Of f. L. White, formerly of
North Duxbury. a former master of WI
nooski Lodge.--B. j. Avery is in poor
hcalth.-W. l.. Carr has bought of Levi
Swift his interest in the Carr Granite
company. The entire MANAGEMENT of the
company is now in Mr. Cars hands -
Miss Mary Pollard Of Mortified Falls
has been the guest OF her cousin, Mrs
Orlo Ayers.-J. r. Crossett was remem-
bered Saturday, his seth birthday, by over
$50 people with cards letters. fruit. flow
ers and other gifts Although he ha.
improved a good deal in the last two
weeks, his condition still gives mucl
| anxiety.
Thomas Wright Of Yonkers. y y, /.
Il guest at the home of John Henley
Mss Alice Henley, a teacher in the Barr.
school, was at her fathers home Sunday
The younger children of John Koefe
who have been Ill, are much better -
The Boys and Girls Good Time club Of
the DuXburv Corner school are prcpar-
ing for an entertainment and sale the
Saturday before Chrstmas-The Tufts
| College Glee club has been secured by
the senior class of the high school for a
concert on January Both choirs ar,
preparing Christmas music.-On FRIDAY
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. W j.
Boyce another joint meeting Of the
iIypata and Picrian clubs will be held
An address will be given by Mrs. Bng-
ham H. stone of Burlington. There will
also be musical numbers.
Mrs. George w. L. Freeman died al hcI
home in Dowsvlle (South Duxbury) Tues
day afternoon after 2i hours illness witt
t4NtT u lil'' StpliIdCl' Idl Il ration NsL'
born in Moretown 20 years ago Sh,
taught school before her marriage Sh,
is survived by her husband who is quit,
aged, ana five children: Kenmore Free
man Of Northampton Mass. Mrs. Eol
Kellogg Of Massachusetts,, Mrs. Don
Phillips Of DuXbury. Mrs. Herbert Ware
of MorotoWn and Homer Freeman o
> DuXburY, The funeral will be held to-
day. Mrs Freeman had been i'll
good deal recently and I'm the care %
her daughter, Mrs Philips who Is il
poor health.-Mr IIackctt who wa
badly hurt while working for Mr.. Gctche
ON the Standard Oil job, is .on- muci
better than was expected. II is nov
thought that an amputaton of his le;
VIII not be necessary. -The TWeuty-Fiv
club, with invited guests who We're es
. pecally Interested in road building, lis
tened to the Hon. G. w, Gates Of Frank
lin, State highway commissioner, at tn
Waterbury Inn Monday evening. Mr.
Gates gave a history of the road laws
The Perry Granite company O'Cla!r 1
Anair, and the Union Granite compan
have united in building a tool sharpenln
shop. Inis is built back of the freigh
depot, the contract work being done b
Mr.. Lane of Barre The latest machin
s.y. be 'n: ss al IT., Tw' me" , viii s Vi