Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20

The funeral was held Mt the home o'
Mr.. Deforge Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock. the Rev. w. L. Boicourt or
ficinting.
At the annual meeting of Waterbury
Chapter, r. A. NJ. last week the fol-
lowing officers were elected: II. T.,
DR.. Truman Allen; ling. Charles Oliver;
scribe, f. 4. Campbell: secretary, D. e.
Jones; treasurer, w Is. Clark; =. g.,
Guy Scott; c. H.. DR.. II. II. Fullerton
NJ. c.. T.. c. Luce; first NJ ", w. NJ
Gilbert; second w. ". u. +. Mansfield
third NJ. V, Il. Il. Joslyn; tyler. G; s.
Blaisdell; sentinel. r. J. Dana.--At the
meeting Of the washington County Co.
operative Agricultural society at the
Center Friday County Agent r II. Abb
bott and the state assistant OF that work,
Ray Coryell. gave addresses. There was
o. good attendance A Community
Farmers club was organized with the
following officers: President. Mark II.
Moody; vice-president. Carroll Robinson;
secret ary-treasurcr. Ernest Newcomb.--
Friday afternoon AZ the home Of Mrs.
t. Il. Steele, Jr.. the educational meet
Ing Of the fIypatie club was held. The
meeting took the form Of information
along the limo OF maple sugar and tho
following program was carried out.
Vermont, the Home Of Maple sugar"
Mrs. Julia Moody Perry; the poem Of
Helen winsiow, "sugar4nE Time" read
b. Mrs. Knight: The Sugar Maker"
Miss Becker; "Early History Of Maple
Sugar" Mrs. Bidwell; and VIII earle
toms poem. 1.-THE Sugaring on Mrs.
1T.
piano duet By Mrs. Atkins and Mrs.
Boicourt and vocal solo BY Miss Kane.
Appropriate refreshments were served
by the committee-A representative from
tho Estey Organ company has been put
ting the organ at the Congregational
Church in excellen. condition.--Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hurson left Saturday noon
for lowell, Mass, where Mr.. IIurson
has employment. Mr.. Hurson has been
for some time teamster for the Dem.
eritt Pkg. Co.--Ijenry II. INll, tho pres
ent representative from Waterbury, has
announced his candidacy for county
senator on the republican ticket at the
September primarles.-.Judge Huntley re-
mains about the sarfie.--A ceremonial
meeting of the Hiawatha Camp Fire
Girls was held with Miss Helen Canada
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs II. G.. White
hill spent the last OF last week in Bos-
Waterbury Review, No. II, OF tho
| Maccabees, have received a handsome
banner from the home office. Port
Huron. Mich. announcing the fact that
this review Is the banner winner OF
Vermont State. having secured the lars-
est number Of new members during the
past three months.-Frank l.. Eaton has
| gone to Iowa on business.The Ladies'
Aid Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church
met with Mrs. y. w. Cooley We'd
nesday. Aaron Smalley. who has been
ill, Is somewhat Improvisation Weir
| is able to take long walks Mr.. and
Mrs. walter Weir are still at his home.
Mrs. r. A. Beach has returned from
| North Williston, where she passed the
winter at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. A. o. Porter.
The first meeting Of Dillingham; Grange
in the new town hail in DuxbuIy was
held Saturday evening. there being an
unusually good attendance. The pro-
gram, games and refreshments were ap-
propriate TO the Easter time. The third
and fourth degrees were obligated
Miss Gladys Carr. who has been i'll at
the home Of f. l.. Foss. is better-Miss
Stella Griffith, who has been i'll with
tonsilitis. Is much improved. The homes
of W. Fl. y Perry and V. V Turner
have been released from quarantine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner and Irving Tur-
ner have gone to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis for few days
Mrs. Bertram Hart IL i'll with scarlet
| fever. making five In the family i'll
with that disease-Walter Sleeper has
moved to Randall avenue.--Mlss Marion
IBlondn, who is i'll with scarlet fever,
is much better.
Harold Morse, whose eye was hit by a
piece of steel while assisting in the saw
ing at the Demertt company's mill Mon
day. and was taken "a the Mary I'let
cher hospital for treatment must remain
there for two weeks. 1t is hoped to save
the sight in that eye1ealey Akeley
Randall has been at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for two days for treatment for
blood poisoning in his arm. He was ac-
| compan MED by DR.. Wasson and his grand
mother, Mrs. George Randall, Mrs. Ran
dali remaining with him-Mrs. Nellie
Chase il i'll at the home OF her brother,
George Almon, In Montpelier .--Bertram
Hart IS i'll with scarlet fever making
tho sixth member OF the family to be
| down with the disease.