Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18

at his late home Monday afternoon
DR.. w. I. WATSON was called to Eliza
BEETHOVEN, N. ". Saturday by the death
Of his brother, DR.. Thomas WATSON.
The funeral of Luke Townc was held
from his late home Monday afternoon,
the Rev. A. w. Page Of the Christian
Advent Church officiating. The bearers
were brothers and brothers-in-law,
Frank Towne. Charles Towne and Rich
ard Fiddock Of this town. George Towne
OF stowe, Wheelock Towne and w. b..
Craven Of Burlington. Among those
present from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fiddock Of Montpelier. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Willard of Barre, George
Pringe and Miss Eva Pringle Of Mont
real, Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Craven. Miss
Annie F'iddock. Mrs. William Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. Wheelock Towne. Miss Grace
Towne and Carlos Stevens Of Burlng-
ton.--Among the lucky hunters so far
reported in this vicinity are Frank CAL
lahan. Locke Knapp. clyde Phillips.
Marlin Wright. II. NJ. Hanks, William
Cormier. Charles Canerdy. Dow Har-
vey and A. L. Harrington Of this vicin-
ity,. George Story Of Moretown, War
rem Newton Of Winooski Ernest Nor
man. Roland Bucherne. Bert Humphrey
and Harlie Humphrey OF Barre.-R.
Demeritt returned Monday night from
New York city and Saratoga Springs
Mrs Demeritt will remain at Saratoga.
Monday afternoon in the chapel OF the
Congregational Church an entertaining
and instructive missionary program was
given. The meeting was conducted by
Fl o Do, T. RniCplrf Scripture was
read by Mrs Elizabeth Elliot, vocal
solo rendered by Mrs. Boicourt. ad-
dresses given by Mrs George L. I,add
upon THE Women Of Turkey and by
both the Rev and Mrs. William Hazen
of Bombay, India, upon interesting 1ea-
lures of the work and prospects OF good
to be done In that country. Following
this was a social hour and refreshments
were served. in charge OF Mrs Nellie
Chase, assisted by Mrs. Orlo Ayers.
Mrs G. S Bidwell, Mrs. Breene. Miss
Eta Graves and Miss Alice Seabury.
with Mrs Julia Seabury and Mrs. Myron
Graves pouring. Among those present
waa Mrs ]. c. Griggs OF Barre. who
lived here at the time the Rev. G. f..
I.add was pastor Of the Congregational
Church
The funeral of Henry Carpenter was
held at his late home Sunday afternoon.
the Rev. william l.. Boicourt officiating.
The bearers were Charles Oliver. c. c..
Graves L. ]. Roberts. John Deal, DR.. F.
r. Streeter Of this town and Carl Stock
well Of Burlington. Burial was in the
village cemetery. Among those present
from out Of town were Mrs. Celia Hurl-
bert OF Winooski. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bullock of Mortified, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
George, Mr.. and Mrs John Farrar Mrs.
Don Turner and Mrs. Charles Roberts of
Montpelier, Mr. and Mrs Patrick Kerrin
Of Middlesex. Rolan Kicker Of Mlddlebury,
and Mrs Melville Marshall of Stowe j.
Thompson and William Thompson Of Rut-
land. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stockwell, Miss
Jessie Stockwell and Mr.. and Mrs. McNall
and daughter Of Burlington.-Elton the
young son of DR.. and Mrs F. L. Steele.
Jr.. remains in a serious condition.
One Of the easiest shots of the season
was that of Harold Harvey who brought
down a fine buck from the porch Of his
fathers home in Duxbury. Mr. Harvey
had been on Crossett hill hunting and
came back home for a short time. He
had been in the house only about 10 min
utes when he saw the buck in the field
and starting to the porch easily brought
him down. Others reported to Game
Warden Parcher are Frank Hand
of Montpelier. Clyde Morse. Fer1
Morse Warren ROBBIE. Charles Douglass
Clyde Deforge, Frank Bal Rossi. A. Bal
Rossi, Edward Courly, Emory Newcomb,
John Bourgette, Vini Towne. John o Neil,
Charles Backus and Herbert Miller Of
Waterbury and DuXbury William Lou
Their Of Burlington: Edward Brughly OF
Grand Isle. and Guy Sherman and Bert
Gabree Of Montpelier. Town Clerk Full
lcrton has had eight reported to him
among them A. NJ. Rossi, George b. Bart
lett, Clarence Bartlett, benjamin Sartele
and Thomas McEouyth Of Barre l.. j
Garvey Of this town vas another of the
lucky ones. Game Warden Rowland has
had reported, among them Ea-c Graves
while Game Warden Newcomb at the
Center has had large number and VII.
liam Durkee OF North Duxbury reported
to Town Clerk Huntley. The total mum.
Der killed in Duxbury and Waterbury
seems to have passed the 75 mark.-One OF
the pleasant features of the Monday aft.
ernoon meeting at the Congregational
Church was the singing by the High
School Glee club under the direction OF
Miss Lena Wallace, with Miss Hazel
Cook accompanist.- Guests at the home
Of +. f. Foss on StAwe street for the
bunting season are Murray Donaldson
the Messrs. Way and Thomas Quizer OF
North Hero.-Mr. and Mrs D. j. Allen o,
Potsdam. n. Y. are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Shonio.-Guests from Barre
Mt the home Of Warren Rowland for deer
hunting are Daniel Macdonald. Johr
Macdonald, Douglas Robin and Clarence
Gladdng Congressman Frank Grecn.
gave his address on preparedness" a
the Twenty-Five club Monday evening
the meeting being in charge of C c. War
| rem Irving lsham OF st. George Is
guest ~ his brothcr-in-law, l.. c. IIar
vey.-On the evening OF November a
the boy scout play THE Strenuous After
noon' will be given in the social room
of tho Congregational Churc "A eor
, vas born to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Green,
Tuesday evening. The X. s. L. club meets
with Mrs. f. T.. Campbell this afternoon
NORTHFIELD.
Mrs. Chauncey Denny will close he
house at Prospect street and HIGHLAND
| avenue this week and go to Florida 70
the winter Her niece, Miss Nellie Denny
Will accompany her,-The Woodbur.
| Brothers have purchased the Gilpin res
taurant in tho Metcalf block and hav
| taken possession. They will move thei
| electrical supplies from the Mayo blocl
| and use a portion Of the restaurant room