Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
WATERBURY,.

Waterbury Review of Maccabees met
at Knights Of Pythias hall Friday
evening. The opening was by Water
bury Review. the address Of welcome
being given by Commandant Webster
The response was by Lady Copeland of
Queen City Review. Prayer was offered
by the Rev. V. l.. Smith and there was
singing by the High School Glee club
under the leadership OF Miss Lena Wal
lace. The presentation of the chapter
was made by Miss Rose Miller, deputy
supreme commander of Pawtucket. r. T.
The review prophecy was given by Mrs
Alice Hill This Is the baby review of
| the state. There was a class initiation
Of 10 candidates. Remarks were made
by Mrs. Miller and the Rev. Mr. Smith
and gifts were given Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Myrtle Parker The hospital drill
vas given by the guard team of Queen
city Review. Miss Mabel Tully, captain,
| and collection was taken for the hos
pital fund. Dancing was enjoyed, music
being furnished by Lawrence Towne and
Miss Boyce. Preceding the festivi.
lies Of the evening banquet was served
at six o'clock.
The Hochelaga Camp Fire Girls. who
| have been training for some time. gave Il
pleasing entertainment in the social room
OF the Congregational Church SATURDAY
evening. a large number being present.
In the form Of a playlet the girls were
supposed to be in camp when members
of the boy scouts who had been in n
supposed automobile accident were
brought TO them. An exhibition OF
bandagng for bruised head, broken
a
iured hand was given. Also tho making
| of "A surgical bed. Tho girls had been
trained by Miss Josephine Case, super
intendent OF nurses, at the Vermont State
hospital In appreciation Of her services
the girls presented her with n bouquet
| of sweet peas and a decorated bn sket of
fruit and flowers was sent Miss May
Smith. the patient at the hospital upon
whom they had practlced The shelter
Ing Flame" was rendered as a quartet
by the Misses Barbara Luce. marguerite
Snow, Christine Kane and Mrs. W. l..
Boicourt and In their ceremonial dresses
sang the Hochelaga camp nre song writ
ten by their guardian. Mrs. w. l..
WATSON, and dedicated to them. There
was sale OF fancy articles and homo
made candy.-Attorncy and Mrs G. Il.
ADAMS spent SUNDAY III KHnuolnn,- Mrs.
William Law, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Demeritt. has
gone to the home OF her daughter, Mrs
Harris. in observation-disclosures those who
attended the funeral OF Carl Hoadley in
Montpelier sunday were Mr. and Mrs
r, G., Miller. the Misses Gertrude and
Ermmia Miller and Master Elbridss
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lease. Mrs
Orlo Ayers. Mrs James Hattie, Mrs. W
]. Boyce. Mrs +, l.. Eaton Mrs Michael
Conway, Maurice Conway. Albert Hills
Miss Ella Hills, Mr.. and Mrs, l.. S Hills
and the Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Boicourt
Mr.. Boicourt officiating. The boys OF the
agricultural class under the direction of
Professor Aldrich are doing some prac-
teal work in the grating, pruning and
spraying OF orchards. AT the meeting Of
the directors OF the community Chau-
tauqua the following officers were elected
President, c. b. Adams; vice-presidents.
b. r. Demeritt, Arthur Lyon, w ]
l.eBarron, w. H. Seabury. II. f. Hill:
secretary, A. II. Smith, treasurer, f. c
Lamb; advertising committee, Dr. Allen,
chairman, Burton Luce, L. L. Brsbln:
location of ground. w. J. O'Neil, chair
man, ID. 7, Harvey, c. c. Graves: ticket
committee, William Parks. chairman. T.
E. Campbell. c. d, Swazey. Max Ayers
r. C. O'Neil, II. C. Whitehill, F. L.
Eaton. 1t was voted that the five vice.