Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13

lnk present, a plpcr ON "Mothora' l'est
and Prorout' wnH prepared ma read by
Mrs, NJ, II, Graves Mrs Randall rend
an appropriate pooin R"lreshmehts
were served, The nfTpr vas IN chaIge
OF tho program committee Little HoA-
ger Purvy Ia III with pneumonia
Although largo numbers went into the
woods Sunday and curly Monday morn
ing UP to the middle Of Monday after
noon not many deer had been reported
one Of the first was that Of Don Phil
lips, Jr of South Duxbury who shot a
175 pound buck. other reported sue
cessful hunters were John Carver and
John Flynn. Some OF the italians shot
one twice on Crosaett hill but had not
captured the animal. Hattie Morse re-
ceivod telegram Monday from Shen-
dan, Ark, eaying that her sister. Mrs
s r. Cobb was dead Mrs. Cobb Donnie
Morse) was born In Bolton about 81
years ago. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Morse. She went to Arkhnshs
soon after her marriage. She Is survived
by her husband and her sister'-Mr'
, Helen Somerville remains about the same.
| Lille Royger Purvey Is much improved.
Mrs. Frank Heath Of Stowe was ut the
home OF Mrs T. IT, Atkins Monday
/ II. i. Turner of South Duxbury made
some fine maple syrup last week Neigh
bors testify that the quality was most
excellent.-Judge E. w Huntley return
ed sunday night from nearly three
weeks in Massachusetts,.
| The home of George Pease in puxhury
shows the effect OF the hunting season.
Il bullet having gone through one Of the
windows in the sitting room and broken
| the glass in fragments. Mr.. Pease'F ais
/ ter was in the house and her little son
/ playing outside.-lThere were durres Of
snow Monday nisht and Tuesday. IN
( ONE places the ground was quite white
and proved very helpful for the track
! ing Of the deer.--Wtlbur Lowe who has
been IN the employ Of the State elk years
the last three as farmer. has resigned
/ his position. to take effect az soon as
| his successor is Chosen. Mr.. Lowe has
bought of Mrs. Spencer the so-called
Harvey Eddy place toward Waterbury
Center.-John L. Fowler of New York
city has bought through the Camp
he'll agency the nous" owned by Elsie j.
Morse on Blush hill Papers have gone
to Canada to he signed. The land was
a.
Mrs. NJ. +. Davis and family and Miss
Elsie Morse. After the removal OF the
Davis family the entire care OF the place
had been upon Miss Morse. MT Fowler
is a retired policeman OF New York city
and Ike many others is attracted to
this town as an attractive residential
place.
A joint meeting of the Itypatia
and Pierian clubs will he held Friday
afternoon with Mrs. W. L. Wasson
To this the honorary us well as regu-
lar members are invited. An address
win be given by Mrs. George II. Smi-
lie of Montpelier Vermont State fed
Grafton president, and there will he
musical numbers The committee in
charge is Mrs Bovce. Mrs Hattie.
Mrs. Carpenter. NIs. Stanley and Mrs
! Ridweu. Following the program a
reception will be given Mrs. Smile by
Mrs. Wasson.-rhe annual chicken pie
6innor and sale Of the Ladies' Union
at the Congregational Church was a
success socially and financially. Mrs
! w. FL r. Perry and Mrs. r. J. Knowles
had charge Of the dinner Mrs =. D.
Grout and Mrs. g. 8. Isl dwell OF the
apron table, Mrs. Orlo Ayre.s and Mrs
| clifford of the fancy work and Mrs
WATSON. Mrs. G, p Clark Mrs II. A.
Stanley and Miss Rose Carpenter of
the candy. y large sum was melted
the trcasury.-Mr. and Mrs. r c.
Lamb are parents of daughter
wilma Jennie.-Mr and Mrs j. T.
Crossett, Mrs Phillip Shonio and j.
Crossott Shonio were in Burlington
Tuesday and visited Mrs Ahbie w
Crossett at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tal.-AlthouEh the woods remain fru
Of hunters only 4 few deer have Teen
captured. John O'Non Frank Com
metti and william Porter are among
those recently fortunate.--Naior Lu-
man Grout Is confined to his bed at he
home Of his son, Supt. n b. Grout. On
account Of his advanced Years his con-
ditiOn seems critical