Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-12

tves.
In probate court yesterday Gertrude A.
Martin was appointed Administrative OF
the estate Of Hiram +. Stoddard, late Of
Waitsheld. NJ +. Rowland of East Mont
pelier was appointed administrator of the
estate of Abbe p. Mallory, late of Plain
field L. r. Davis of Barre was appoint
ed administrator of the estate of George
f. c. Wheaton, late of Barre.
Ernest Mclaushln, who has had
charge of the cement work on the state
building for a few weeks, left last eve
ming for his home in Boston.
WATERBURY.
The attendance at the Grange and
school fGir at DuXbury Corner Saturday
showed much interest A dinner was
served at noon in charge of Mrs Frank
Towne and Mrs. T.. G. Harvey. In the
afternoon program was given, consist
ing OF trombone solos by Stanley Buzz
cell vocal solos by Mrs James Collins.
recitation by Miss Henrietta Kerrin and
a speech by Professor Winkman CW. J.
LeBaron. A practical talk was given by
County Agent Abbott of Barre on the
different soils and their treatment, sam
pies of each being shown the children,
also something of vegetable raising.
Union School Superintendent barrow
also spoke, more along the lines of horti
q culture. The speakers were introduced
and the program announced by Professor
Aldrich. After the program the following
prizes ON Chldren's exhibits were award
ed; For children under ten years, loaf
e steamed brown bread. Stella Hills:
display Of sewing. Ernestine Clifton first,
Stella Hills second Euretta Shono third
In the classes Of children between 10 and
Is: Potato club, Abbie Andrews first
Leigh Boyc" second; 10 cars field corn,
Fred Andrews first, Fred Andrews. George
Donovan, Thomas Pearson; collection of
Vegetables. Maude McMullin first, Phoebe
Goodhcart second. George Broadwell
third, Abbic Andrews fourth; display of
sewing, plain. Maude Phillips first, Mae
Phillips second. Elsie sherman third,
Ruth Martin fourth; iancy. Nellie Cor
micr first, Carrie Harvey second; crochet
/ ing, Iva Merchant first The Crossett
hill school had the best exhibit and
much sport was caused by the races.
! Two large pictures Of Camcl's Hump.
one taken from the Wilder Thomas place.
the other from Bolton Falls. have been
hung in the DuXbury town hall. the gift
of the CamCls Hump club and Twenty
five club, in memory of Eber w lIuntley.
The following oficers have been elected
of the Girls Cleo club Of the high school:
President. Stella Grinith. II; vice-prcs-
dent, Bethany Powers. Il; secretary.
Barbara Luce, ~, and treasurer,
Lcstum Bidwoll. IL There are IL moro
members this year than last,--Allan S.
Perry is spending some time in stone
ham, Mass, with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett Pcrry.-The daughter
born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Miller in Lynn, Mass, has been named
/ Margaret Irene.
Dillingham; Grange held an enjoyable
meeting Saturday evening. it being God
dess' night. The program was in charge
, of the three GraCes." The song. "W;.E-
side Blossoms was rendered by the
grange, there was "A reading by Professor
/ Aldrich and articles on Flora, Ceres and
| Pomona, descriptive of their work, were
written and read by those representing
Ahuse parts readinS, The Farmc, $
! Wife," was given by Mrs Fred Ravelin.
and a vocal solo bV Mrs James Collins
District Deputy RarroWs of johnson was
present and refreshments were served --
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Hart are visiting r.la
lives i'm Now Han1pshire and Massachu-
yctts. Air. Uart ,xroctcd to attend while
gone tho National Dairy Show i'm Snri,,r-
te1d Ioss-N1, ord 1ir. J. Il par,,r.
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dauphtor .ro visi,nnn m orIoans NJ
ruomblrv is ba,in,1 bi, ,,oc,tio, ,ron
his work as rural rortn ogort suhsti
into Palmer is covcriny mo run Fro,
cook Of ,airloa called mon relatives Tr,s
day Thomas l,lannery has gone tc
Lexington. Kcn.-Mr. and Mrs Tbona,
Waterman and son Howard and Mrs
Wilson of Morrisyillc were recent guest.
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Burnham.-t,lme
Lewis. station agent at the local station
is taking "A months vacation. c. G. Clarl
of Randolph is supplying-E g. Mile
has been chosen by the music COMMITTEE
of the Congregational Church to lead tn
choir, Mrs. b. K. Demeritt having resign
'h me poSltlon.-tArl hellett ana Pear
i'lnE were married Tuesday morning d
- Ahorew Nhurch by the Kew kooer