Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-03
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,

George Hunter, who works for Warner
Woodland. while leading mule 70 water
Sunday afternoon was kicked by the
animal. The mule had succeeded in free
ing himself from Mr. Hunter, who was
hit in the leg and also received cut
three inches long over his left eye. He
was taken to the office of DR. G. S. Bid
well. who dressed the wound Mr. Hunter
is not able to work Miss Irene Julian
and Miss Mary Kelly Of North Oxford,
Mass, are guests of Miss Julians aunt,
Mrs James Greene, at Willow Dale
Farm. Mr. and Mrs Max Greene and
Mrs. Durkec, who have been guests of
Mr., Greene's brother at the same farm,
have returned to their home in st.
Albans.-Mrs L. J, Carney and children,
Geraldine and Lena, have returned from
Springfield, VT where they were guests
Of Mrs. Garveys sister. Mr. Garvey, who
went for them with the car. was there
for short visit.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Greene Mr., and Mrs Max Greene. Mrs
Arha Durkee and w. II. Seahury took
the auto trip through the Granville
Woods Sunday in the Seahury car.-Miss
Breta Atkins entertained eight Of her
little rlaymatos last Thursday afternoon
in honor of her fourth hirthday.-D. n.
Adams of Topsham has bought Of r. II
Bouskev his farm on Ward hill. the trade
being made through the D. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency Of Barre Dayton
irish is with his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs, u. NJ. Irish, in Moretown.--
Jerome Hart is spending some time at
the home of her son. Burtram Hart
~ In LET hoc
by Mrs. ]. n. Hoskine of Fayston from
her brother, who is in one of the Corn
wall regiments that have seen hard serv-
ice at Nerdun. Mr. Blight writes very
strongly on the amount Of ammunition
it takes to keep the guns going and says
il is one continual hang, bang. bang
all day and night From the hills they
can see the shells bursting. but when
they come near the anxiety is keen. The
Hosking brothers came from England
Just before the war broke out and are
making good on a Vermont farm. Both
are good musicians and Thomas has
Travelled extensively all over England and
a great deal of America as solo cornetist
in band-Prof and Mrs. Robert Hasel-
tine and children, Marjorie and Robert,
Jr, of Baltimore, Md, are guests for
August of his parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Holden Hasetine. at Palisade farm. They
left Baltimore June % in Mr. Haseltine' s
car. We're with Mrs. Haseltine's sister
until July IS at Kingston, r. l., and left
there for Waterbury, arriving here on
the 2Oth.-Mrs, Harold Atkins and Miss
Eva Foster are to spend this week at
Highgate Springs. Miss Breta Atkins
and Master Royal are to be at the home
Of their grandparents, Mr., and Mrs f,
Il. Atkins. on Main street-Miss Julia
Shpman of the Mattapan school, East
Boston. is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. f, Shipman.--Mrs Walter Irish re-
mains quite ill-Mss Ethel Irish is
spending few days with Miss Ella
Hills
The Hochclaya Camp Fire Girls are
having profitable time with their
guardian. Mrs. W. L. WATSON, at Good
Luck Lodge on Kicker Mountain. Mrs.
Max Ayers is also with the party and
II girls are I'm camp These are divld
ed into groups of three VINO have
their turn at the necessary work Tor
the day. preparing of meals, etc. Fri
day evening they held an outdoor cere-
monial meeting and inflated DR., was
son as an honorary member or the
llIochelaya and Max Ayers of the new
camp fire to be formed with Mrs Ayers