Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
WATERBURY,.

Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J.
Good at their farm in Duxbury were
Michael Murphy of Barre, Mrs Jerry
Murphy of Bradford. Mrs Laclsey Good
and son Glen Of Barre. Mrs Mary Ker-
win Of Canada. Mrs. Lizzie Madigan
and son Lackey of Boston and Miss
Helen Skerritt of Rarre-Mrs Harold
Atkins and Miss Eva Foster have re-
turned from Highgate Springs.--Mrs /
Frank Anterior and Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. |
Atherton were with Nj. and Mrs Lewis
Grout in Mr.. Grout's car to Proctor
Saturday. where they We're guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyce-The five |
o'clock outdoor service at the Congre-
gational Church Sunday afternoon was .
we'll attended. Another will he held .
next Sunday afternoon at the same
time.--Mss Mildred Breene has return
ed from Chester. where she has been |
doing supply work as stenographer.--i
On Wednesday evening under the aus |
pices of the Sunday school in that
place an ice cream social Will be held
in the Good Templars hall at South
Duxbury Rev. Matthew L. For
tier S. j., dean of the postgraduate
school and professor of logic. me-
taphysics and moral philosophy at Bos-
ton College, has been transferred to
Loyola College, Baltimore, Md. The
first chair of philosophy established in
the postgraduate school Of Boston Col
lege was named in his honor
The Rev David Browning of New
York city. the owner of the car which
ran into f. w. Morey's. has settled
with Mr.. Morey in full for damages
done himself and vehicle. Mr.. Brown
ing's son was driving the car. The
parties are staying for time in Nor
risville.-Mr. and Mrs. w H. Douglass
and Mrs. Davis of Mortified have been
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs 8. w.
Guptil at the Guptil farm.--Mrs. Ellen
Eaton. who is a summer guest at the
Guptil farm. is In Montpelier with Mrs.
c. c. Taft.-Miss Matte Kiser and
Miss Mary Lyman of Montpelier are at
the home of Richard Lyman,--John
Perry of Stoneham. Mass. and Mrs. E.
f. Coyswell OF Concord. y. H. are with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. B. Perry Mrs
Perry and Allan Perry expect to return
TO Boston with them.-Mrs. Edward
Norway lecturer Of Waterbury Center
Grange. and Mrs. Edward Goodheart of
Dillingham; Grange attended the meet
ing of the New England lecturers in
Burlington the past week.-The 10th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Oliver was pleasantly cele-
brated by their neighbors last week.
pieces of aluminium ware being left as
souvenirs of the occasion.-Guy Scott
Is able to be out after being injured
when thrown from his motorcycle
Harold Kennedy. who is employed by
the New York Central railroad. has
been guest of his father S. Il. Ken
nedy-Justin NJ. Kicker of Bridgeport.
Conn. is at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ricker.--Harry
Ferris is working for the Cooley
Wright company.-The Misses Edna \.
Mix and Laura williams of New Haven.
Conn. are at the home of Mrs. F. f.
Atkins-A son born last week 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Slayton of Bolton is
great-grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V.
3. Hayden OF DuXbury.-Arthur Lyon
is exhibiting a clover stock six and
one half feet long from his farm
Under the auspices Of the boys class
Of the Methodist Sunday school at the
Center, the Rev. A. w. Hewitt Of Plain
field will lecture in that church next
Friday evening on THE Making of Mrs.
X"-Mrs. f. E. Lumell Of Lowell.
Mass. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Samuel Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Baird of Watsheld are also guests at
the Baird farm
| Miss Freda Morse, daughter of Edgar
| II. Morse of DuXbury, and Frederick
Grout. son of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Grout.
we're married Saturday evening at the
CONGREGATIONAL parsonage by the Rev,
William L. Boicourt. The couple were at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Morse. After
brief wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Grout
will reside at the brides former home in
Duxbury. Tho groom is employed by the
Waterbury Manufacturing company.
Quite serious accident happened TO
| F w. Morey al Colbyville Thursday
morning when he was driving his span
| OF horses, htched TO an express wagon.
| to bring the ice cream for the picnic In
the Guptil woods under the auspices Of
the Advent Church. A large car in trying
10 pass hit the back of his wagon and
the vehicle was badly smashed Mr.
! Morev was thrown upon the electric car
track and received two bad cuts Mrs.
Wheelock Towne, Mr. Cushman and
Elder Lord went TO his aid and he was
taken into Mr. Towne's home, where DR.
Steeter dressed the wounds. After rest
| ing a while, one Of the horses was har-
messed to another buggy and he took the
ice cream TO the picnic. Mr. Morey had
restless night but is doing as well as
could be expected The driver OF the car
was here Friday TO settle with him,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ravlin. who were
married Yesterday morning in Burlington,
are we'll known here. The bride. Miss
Nenie Woodruff, has been the popular
teacher on Crossett hill for about eight
years. The groom has for years lived at
the Crossett home and Is the present road
commissioner OF Duxhury. Both are pop
ular young people, members OF Dillingham;
Grange and Emerald Rebekah Lodge, No,
33.-Mr and Mrs, Fred Grout have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
with Edgar II. Morse at his home in Dux-
bury Tuesday party was taken by b
| ], Berry in his hayrack TO the farm of c
w Huntley on Perry hill The occasion
was the basket picnic OF Mrs. Berly's
Sunday school class Twenty-Five were
present-Mr. and Mrs, Edward 3 Frnry
| and Miss Eleanor Frady of Berlin, N. Y.