Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06

rapher to the clerk of the House. Until !
a few months ago she was in the employ |
of DIR. w. G. Bridge at his dental Office
They are to reside in Iowa Falls.
WATERBURY.
The Congregational Church camp,
situated in the hills Of N7oretown on the
Duxbury side Of the river about two
miles from the church, was burned dur
ing the night OF Dec. %. The camp was
built last summer by the boy scouts of
Troop I under the direction of Scout
Master w. L. Foicourt. The actual ex-
pense of the camp, beside donated
articles, material and work, was 500 and
1t was insured for this amount. con-
servative estimate of its value is slaO
tuesday Scout Master Boicourt and II
number of the boys had dinner there,
many OF the boys remaining over night
Two OF these remained through the day
Wednesday. Paul Bacltus and Coin Has
klns, and intended to stay another night.
they took good caro- of the Goals around
the fireplace In scout style, but were
awakened at three O'Clock in the morn
ing by smoke and without finishing dress
Ing tried to stop the fire with snow and
water but the start was too great. Some
OF their own clothing was burned and
the boys came home in their stocking
feet The loss will be keenly felt as the
camp was becoming more and more use
ful. not only to the scouts but the church
people in general.
Friends Of the Frary family i'm town
are Interested IN honors which have
| come to Prof Charles Epson Clark of
Yale in his appointment as the head of
the American Classical school in Rome
Mrs. Clark before marriage was Miss
( Anna F'rary of this town. sister Of
George and Edward s. Frary.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Hodges have returned from
Watertown, n Y, where they TENDED
the wedding of their son, Grant B.
Hodges, and Miss Helen T. Cuppernel
both of WATERFOWL. The wedding took
place at the Holy Family Church, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev
| Father j. NJ Bel|any. Miss Cuppernel
! has been employed as cashier in the
| II. A. Bennett clothing store Henry
| Hodges. an uncle of tho groom. and
Miss Georganna Parsnow attended the
couple. Following the ceremony a we'd
| ding breakfast was served at the Wood
| ruff House and at eight o'clock they left
| y.
! The groom, who formerly resided here,
is now employed by the New York Air
brake company in Watertown.-Mss
/ Florence +. Douglass. who has been
visiting friends in town. has returned 10
her home in Enosburg Falls.-Miss Mary
Lease. who has been spending two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lease, has returned to
her work as teacher of music in Hebron
Seminary, Mane.-C. l.. O'Clair has
J been visiting his mother Mrs Michael
Dohcrty, in HardwiCk Loren o. Watts
Of the University of Vermont has been
a guest at the home of his uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Grant O. Russell
! Wesley \. Sturges. IA student at the
Columbia University Law school, was q
guest of Miss Il. Almira Watts at tn,
same home. The new officers elected fol
Iroquois Camp. No. 13,435 Modern Wood
men of America, are: Venerable consul
w. f. Shontel; past consul, +. G. Har
vey; worthy adviser, r. d. Buzzell
banker, l.. II. Smith; clerk, q. a
Lavelle; escort W. j. IIamel; watch
man, William Coash sentry. William
Collins; trustee for three years, William
Collins. These officers will be installed
Tuesday evening, January 1l.-Kennetf
Graves, who has been i'll with pncu
monia, is much mproved.-Miss Belle
Anderson. teacher in the f,dmunds hgf
school, returned Saturday to Burlington
She was accompanied by her mother
who will remain with her for a few
days. Floyd Anderson, who has ais,
been a holiday guest of his mother, re
. turned to his studies at the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, \. H.-Mis
Margaret kcefe returned to Castletor
, Monday to resume studies at tn" STATE
, normal school-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Par
, sons are visiting relatives of MI Tar
sons in Warren. -Robert liaseltine re
turned Monday noon to Baltimore Md,
where he is at the head or the science
department in the City College. Ill
family will remain longer with his par
ents, MIR, and Mrs Holden iIaseltine.-
, Justin Kicker returned to bridgeport
, Conn. Saturday.--Mrs. Roy Martin, whit
was operated upon at the Fanny Allel
hospital, Winooski, is in a serious con
: dtion-A jolly watch party was hell
!, Friday evening at the home of Mr., AM
I Mrs w, j. lie Baron. when 70 youni
, people gathered upon invitation of Mis-
7 Kathleen lie Baron, Progressive 800
4, was played, Miss Barbara Brown win
Z ming first prize and Pau Wallace tn
BOBBY prize. Dancing was enjoyed
, Guests from out of town were Lyman
Whitcomb of Barre and Miss Elva Town
send OF East Montpeier-Mr and Mrs
Richard Demeritt entertained "A famil
, party New Years day at their home
which included Mr.. and Mrs. Home
Demeritt of Burlington and Mr. AM
Mrs. Lemuc Lyon of tho Center'-F're'
Ravelin and Miss Nellie Woodruff hav
returned from Burlington Miss Wood
| ruff remaining with Mrs. Phillip Shoni
; for week before going 10 her formo
. home in Barre, Byron Tredo and siste
. of Montpelier We're guests for weel
5 of their uncle, H. i. Turner.
{ Daniel jefferson Townc and Mis-
Daisy Adelaide Brown were marrle'
: Saturday evening at the home oi TN
( groom, the Rev. A. D. Page OF th
t Advent church performing the cerc
, mony. The bride was gowned IN dari
i blue silk. She was attended by MIS-
Gladys Brown, her sister ana TN
l. groom by Richard Towne, his brothe'
d The house was decorated with ever
= greens and the ceremony was per
n formed under IA large white peii sus
G pended by an evergreen arch' MIS-
X Hazel Cook played the Wedding mare'
:. Relatives and intimate FRIENDS "e'
y present. The bride is the daughter
. Harry Brown of JonesViile anu ~"
G been in the home of +. O. Wnee'e'
:, of Gregg Hill, where they VIII re