Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16
WATERBURY.

The boy scouts and the Camp Fire
girls of the Congregational Church were
entertained by Mr. and Mrs b. c. Web.
ster at u cornroast Friday evening at
their farm on Blush IIill.-Principal +.
w. Reimhcrr is again at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs J. a. Fife The Relief
Corps at the Center had dinner
Tuesday with Mrs. ]. c. Freemen Perry
Aldrich, who has charge of the new
agricultural department in the high
school, and also teaches chemistry, is at
the home of -. c. Jones.-Miss Julia
Shipman, who has spent the summer at
the home of her father on Main street.
has returned to East Milton, Mass, to
resume her position as tcacher.-Miss b.
Almira Watts is in Enosburg Falls,
where she teaches French, English and
history in the high school.-Miss Amy
Wheeler has resumed her position as
teacher Of domestic science in the Essex
Junction high school.-Mrs. i. l.. T.
knight and children have returned from
their summer home in Georgia The
Ladies' Union met Tuesday with
Mrs Allan Foster-Mrs w. L. Squier
has commenced work at the Waterbury
Inn and Mr.. and Mrs. James Sinclair
have vacated the tenement In w. NJ
Greene's house. Mrs. Sinclair having ac-
copied the position as hOusekeeper In
the home Of DR.. Janes.-Mrs. Nellie
Chase is with her daughter. Mrs. Earle
Kinsley, In Rutland-Mrs. Nellie Bates
of Northampton, Mass, Is visiting rel
ntives In town.-Paul Swasey and Allan
Perry have returned from Queen city
park. Howard Kellogg and Burton Luce
went on to Pittsburgh before returning
here-The homo of Edward Goodheat is
Quarantincd, the youngest son, James
being i'll with scarlet fever.-|Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Morse are keeping house In the
Thompson tenement on Winooski street.
-Reports from the heatOn hospital arc
that Ezra Sherman. who was taken there
III with blood poisoning, is doing as we'll
as could be expected. One operation has
been performed upon his arm.
William Wyman of Starksboro. who
attended the Waterbury high school last
year, is attending the Bristol high
school-NIrs b, r. Demeritt entertained
her Sunday school class at her home
Saturday afternoon. Carleton
who is 81 years of age, fell off the porch
nj the home Of his daughter. Mrs. +. c.
Davis, in North Duxbury last week and
broke his arm.-C'hares A. Boyd gave
| two interesting addresses at the con-
| gregational Church Sunday. lie also
| took charge of the Sunday school and
| held q conference for workers at the
home of Mrs Seabury Sunday afternoon
| While In town, Mr.. Boyd was guest OF
the Rev w. l.. Boicourt,-Mrs Dewey
Graves OF Chattanooga Tenn, Is Mt the
home of her father, w. r. Elliott'--Doris
| Made celebrated her eighth birthday
! Saturday at her home on Randall street
Eight guests were taken for an autonho'
bile ride and had supper on the lawn"
Mrs. Warren Rowland, Mrs, John flvnr
md son George, are visiting relatives II
I,jttleton, ~ H.. and St Johnsbury''
Among interesting people In waterbury
are Mr.. and Mrs Hermann Schoehpersel
and infant daughter. who are staying VIII
Mrs Schoenbcrger's sister. Mrs a, ~
Pierce. at their residence at DuXpur!
Corners Mr. and Mrs SchoenberBer re-
turned last month from the Panama cana
zone. where the formed was chlef eIec
trician I'm charge Of the Darien radio sta
tion. which is now the navy's most power
FIJI wireless station, lie spent about thre'
years In Panama supervising the cree
ton and installation Of that station
which can work about 5000 miles undel
normal conditions. Before marriage Mrs
SchOcnberger was superintendent o.
nurses In Colon hospital, the government
institution at the Atlantic end of thu