Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-02
WATERBURY,.

WATERBURY.
FOR the Thanksgiving dinner at the
Vermont State hospital there was used
on pounds of roast turkey and dressings;
one barrel cranberry sauce; 35i pounds
fricassee chicken, with dumpins; nine
bushels mashed rotatoes 4i2 bushels
boiled onions; 400 pounds baked squash:
400 punches Of celery; $50 bananas; 171
nince pies: 200 pounds candy; bread, but
ter, milk and tea.--New officers for the
waterbury Center Grange are: Master,
Edward Norway; overseer, Herbert Pike;
lecturer, Mrs Mary Norway; steward.
d. j. Adams assistant steward. Francis
Circuit; chaplain. Mrs Della Watts; treas.
urer John Parker; secretary, Mrs.
FRANCES Adams; gate keeper, Herbert
Miller; lady assistant steward, Miss
Maude DeCell: Ceres, Mrs. Cora Morrison;
Pomona. Mrs Lila Merriam rlcra, Mrs.
Matte Pike. --Raymond Buzzell has re-
turned to his duties at the hospital after
spending THANKSGIVING at his home in
Waitstield-M Miss Ina Gubree was with her
people in Montpelier for THANKSGIVING.
Mrs. Charles Woodland of North Dux-
bury was called to West Bolton last week
by the death of her nephew. Arlie Hors-
giving day. The funeral was held Sun
day. He was l3 years Old and lived with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Orwell
j. Horsford.-The boy scout exhibit and
entertainment by Troop | at the Con
gregationa Church Friday evening was
we'll attended. The signalling code was
finely given by Carroll Swasey and an
exemplihcation of wireless telcgraphy by
lniU n,.I Do, Il L1,I
lowing these interesting %ctures of boy
scouts of different nations were thrown
upon the screen, closing with those of the
new camp erected by the boys this sum
mer. Both exterior and interior views and
views from the camp were shown. THE
Strenuous Afternoon" although a play,
showed to good advantage the different
features of scout work. The part of
scout ma was taken by Scout Master
w. L. Boicourt. Others who took part
were Max Ayers, Homer Campbell, Jr..
Burleigh Lyford Carroll Swasey, Frank
Grout Healey Randall, Chester Moody,
Carroll Swasey, George Donovan, Charles
Edward, Herman Chase William Jeal,
Richard Swasey, Cecil Goodheart and
Arthur Mathematics Amy Wheeler, who
was at her home for the THANKSGIVING
or of domestic science in the Essex June
ton schools.-The % club met at the
Waterbury Inn Monday. The subject was
THE Military Policy of the United
States" in charge of Alton G.. Wheeler
AT the meeting OF the Hypatia club Fri
day Miss Wslthea Booker sang The
Bridge" by request The bread contest
by five of the high school girls created
tv,t@
excellent quality. First prize was won by
Miss Lila Morse, second by Miss Nellie
Swasey, third by Miss Christine Anderson
The other two were the Misses Gladys
Gilmore and Olive Garrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Berry entertained
at their home in Duxbury on Thanksgiv-
ing day is guests. The party included the
Rev. and Mrs. George Tabor and A. l..
Huntley and family of Morrisvile, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Il. Huntley and family Of
Moretown. Edmund McGibhon of Stowe
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huntley of
Waterbury. Mrs. w. Scott McCarty and
children, James, Charene and Charles,
who were THANKSGIVING guests OF DR. and
Mrs. j. +. Claire, have returned to their
home in Essex Junction.-Mrs. George
Randall and Healey Akeley Randall are
both Ill with the grp.-Mr, ano Mrs. Ed
ward wilkins and daughter of Burlington
have been guests of Mrs. Wilknss moth
er, Mrs. Ida Davis.-Nr. and Mrs. c. H.
McAllister have returned to their home
In Essex Junction after visiting relatives
In town.-Mrs. j. 3. Eldredge, who has
been poorly for few days At her home
on Main stree. is more comfortable
Lewis a. Babcock has commenced work
as bookkecper for the F.. c. Luce COM
pany
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Huntley and Mr.
ana Mrs, a. c. Stevens of Bolton were
guests Of judge Huntley Saturday eve
nlng' bringing with them Mrs. Lala
stevens of Springfield, Mass, who re-
! turned home Sunday noon.-Mrs. Ed
ward Goodheart escaped serious in
luries when in driving to her home from
the main road the other evening, the
tug broke and the horse overturned the
VENICE. The two-seated carriage was
filied but all escaped uninjured, except
Mrs. Goodheart who had one arm badly
strained in hanging to the horse
A beautiful lynx was brought by George
Morse to Town Clerk lIuntley of Dux-
bury for bounty yesterday This was
trapped near the residence Of Mr.. Morse
on Scrabble Hill and weighed about %
unds.-'ames. the thrce-year- old son of
Mr., ana Mrs James Stewart, in playing
near the large barn at the hospital yes
terday attempted to slide off the drive
way to the barn and dropped about 10
leet, Ills collar bone was broken and
lace skinned.-Blanchard Mont somery
ana caughter Blanche, who We're
THANKSGIVING guests of Mr., and Mrs. II. |
D. farcher, have returned TO their home
IN Burl!nSton.-NeXt Monday being the
18th anniversary Of the founding of the
Good Templar's lodge at South DuXbury,
there Will be a social gathering at the
nan that evening to which it is hoped
all those who have ever belonged to the ;
lodse VIII come. Refreshments Will be
servod.-W allaco Nudgctt of Hyde Park
has been guest of his cousin Lester
Hills.-On December 10 in the Congrega-
uohal church an entertainment will be
given under the auspices Of the Wau- ,
hanakce Canr Fire Girls Miss Marian T
hhrt'tu of Boston, a graduate of the
Leland Powers School of Expression
Will be the reader. Mss Kathleen
ieBaron Will be the solost of the eve
ming.
NORTHFIELD.
I, o. Osha OF Bethel has opened a
Plumbing shop in the basement g the .
EIaSSaW block 'r,vinp who has