Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

| or washington. THOSE present at COM
rade Woodward's were General w W.
Henry and wife from Burlington, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Dode and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Alfred Parkhurst of Barre, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ira Johnson OF Middlesex, Mr. and Mrs.
jerome Ayers of stowe, DR. f. ]. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Freeman, Ezra
Conant and daughters Charles Crossett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Small and Mr. and
Mrs. Whitney from Waterbury Center,
MIR. and Mrs. william Hutchns, George
G. Brown and II. NJ Pierce of Mont
pelier.--About 40 attended the union Sun
day school lawn party Friday evening
| at Judge Huntey's Games were played
and refreshments served. The refresh
| mente were in charge of Mrs. Clyde
l>Morse, Mrs Al Morse and Mrs d. d.
| Donovan. Music was furnished by Buz-
zell's orchestra The Dorcas society will
have a picnic at the home of q. J. Avery
in South Duxbury Wednesday.
Childrens day was observed in both
the Methodist Episcopal and Congre-
gationalst Churches Sunday morn
ing. The exercises by the children
were especially good.--Miss Maude
Wilcox is a guest of her sister, Mrs
w. r. Clark--Austin Hazen, Jr., act
ing president of TonRaloo University.
TonRaloo, Miss, has been guest of
Mrs Elizabeth Elliott. Mr.. Hazen was
former principal of the high school,
many of his pupils being in town.
Miss Marion Rickert who has been
visiting Miss Margaret keefe. has re-
turned to her home in Barre.-Miss
Alice Healey, teacher in the Barre
schools who has been at her home here
lis spending a few days with her sister
Mrs Spellacy in Montpelier.-Dil-
bingham Grange gave Is candidates
the third degree Saturday night. which
makes membership of nearly 100
Following the meeting a banquet was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin of stowe
were guests that night. Mr.. Chaplin
is master of Mt. Mansfield Lodge and
made some helpful remarlIs.-Edward
Farmer, who is employed in st. Adams
spent the week END with his parents
| in DuXbury.-Mrs. Squires is quite i'll
with german measles at the home of
II. c. Whitehill.-Miss Nellie Woodruff
teacher in the Crossett hill school, has
gone to Barre and from there to New
Hampshire, where she will spend the
summer-Max Ayers, who is with the
Western Electric company in Chicago.
arrived az the home of his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Orlo Ayers, Sunday night for
| two weeks vacation-Mrs David
Eeefe of Union street who has been
quite i'll for two weeks, is more COM
lfortable.-Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Warren,
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. WATSON and Hea-
| ley Randall Witnessed the University
of Vermont Dartmouth game in
burlington Saturday. going in Mr..
Warren's Car.--Thomas Devine and
Miss Alice Devine of Springfield Mass.
are guests a the home of David Keefe
DR. c. NJ. Bugbee has bought of Mr..
| Chisholm strip of land in his pasture
and is erecting a bungalow. Part of
the structure is up and will be enlarg ed
later in the season. This Duxbury site
commands a fine view of Waterbury
Village and the mountans.-Members
| of the Camers Hump club. with the
team of l.. J. Roberts took a cook stove
upon the mountain Friday for the hut
erected by the club. Provisions were
also taken for sale in the camp this
summer. Those who remained over
night found an abundance of ice and
snow the next morning. Sunday a
number took the tramp three parties
coming from Barre and one from Will
Observation-Disclosures NJ H. Moody
was much surprised the other night
when he was presented with a pair of
| field glasses by the postoffice employees
X. F. d. carriers and John Honan. the
carrier from the office to the station
Some of these men had been with Mr.
Moody long time. the r. r D. men
for 2 years of service, and the spirit
which prompted the gift showed the
kindly feeling toward Mr.. Moody
The Winooski Valley Campfire Girls
with Mrs. Jones enjoyed a picnic Nom
day on the Duxbury side OF the river
Martin Gillette, who dropped dead at
his home in Burlington Saturday. was
born in DuXbury, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel Gillett. his father being one
of the early settlers Of louisville. The
late Mrs Otis Clark, lifelong resident
OF the town was a sister of Mr.. Gillette
w. II. Sterling, who spent the week
end at his South Duxbury bungalow re-
turned to his work in Montpelier Mon
day.
The picnic of the Ladies' Union at the
home of Mrs w. H. Il. Perry had an at
tendance of over 81 Tuesday afternoon.
! Tables were act on the lawn.-Mr and
| Mrs b. j, Avery. Harlie Turner and
Mrs Verne Turner attended the funeral
of Martin Gillette in Montpelier Tues
day.-Robert Perry is taking 10 days
trip to New York. Troy and other cities
Mrs G. 5. Bidwell. Mrs r +. Atkins
and Raymond Davis are visiting Mr. and
Mrs Ebert Wyman in Starksboro.-M
Florence Hatch has arrived from
Northampton. Mass for visit with
relatives.
On June 90 at Berlin will be held the
18th annual meeting of the Washington
County Association of CONGREGATIONAL
Churches the Rev W. l.. Rocourt of TIN
local congregational Church being a
member of the advisory and missionary
hding, The program Is as follows
Morning, devotional service. the Rev s.
+. Bloomfield; welcome. the Rev. Frank
Bloomfield. response by moderator, nam
ing committees registrars report Sim
ultaneCus Every Canvass. How
1t Was Done in Barre Rev. J. w. Bar
nett; In Montpelier" Willard c. Colon:
I'm Waterbury," b. r. Demeritt: in
Northheld,' f.. L. Field. Afternoon, de-
votional service, the Rev. W. l.. BOZ
court. roll call, reports of treasurer. ad-
Visory committee, nominating committee,
business committee other business ad-
dress. Actual Possibilities in Our Sun
day Schools" the Rev. Arthur W. Bailey;
discussion Offering for ministerial relief;
address, Fifty Years of CONGREGATIONAL
Achievement the Rev, Hubert c. Her