Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07


4. THE BURLINGTON Fl
gull, chebec, evening grosbeak, scarlet =
tunaEer, gold finch, king bird. bobolink.
Maryland yellow throat, purple graekle
downey woodpecker, red eyed vireo,
warbling virSo. Although those at the
hospital are opposed to be Isolated from
the outside world, much pleasure was
derived by watching these visitors 1t
is quite probable that there were other
kinds unseen by DR.. WATSON. Another
feature this year is the unusual num-
| Arrangements for the part which the
local branch of the Red Cross will take
In the parade Saturday are in the hands
of Mrs. w. H. q. Perry and Miss Ollie
Nichols. They will meet at their rooms at
1 40 that afternoon. Two cars will be
used and large float for conveyance.
They are anxious that as many members
as possible Join before Saturday and have
a part in line that day. Local members
of Marquis de Lafayette are also planning
that their society be represented. The
Camp Girls are In charge of Mrs. D. c.
Jones and Mrs. w. L, WATSON. Other or
ganizations are fast shaping plans and
Saturday bids fair to be rome Of the largest
celebrations Waterbury has known for
years.
Friday afternoon large num-.
her gathered in the social room Of the Con-
grcgational Church to listen to Miss
Bertha M. Terrill. professor Of home
economics in the University of Vermont.
Miss Terril was assisted by Miss Ten
ney and they. were introduced by the
president Of the Hypatia club. Mrs. F.. E..
/ Steele Miss Tenney gave a canning dem
onstration. many question being answered.
and tried TO convince all of the valus of
home canning Mis-. Tarr,,i row. a
talk on "The Conservation of Food"
Town Clerk Fullerton was IN Moptne,,er
YESTERDAY to deliver to the county clerk
the 231 registration cards. which were
filled out in town. Mrs. Palmer, town
clerk of Duxbury. also placed in the
county clerks office 46 cards from Dux-
bury.-Mrs. Henry Gabree and Miss Nina
Gabree were called to Montpelier by the
serious illness or Edward Gabree. son Of
tne hrs. anu iather Oh the latter News
eoe'Veo iso", .nere reporteo MN as very
NV. o. .a " W ma'ne. one OF inc
d,,cars. assno,a.,oo vii, 80 ~, MIN IT,
at The Duxhnrv rneet,ng .to.,igh,
MONTPELIER.
.c,.r, rr.a p,a.. -. A..
ststes oour. onra,,.taa! ECU
Itha nurnosos ~ r.twr.,,,,t,on -. ~.
federal hniIdinp r.,esdov as..rn,o,
about OK annearing ~ 'how. .thair s,uat
papers granted or make ann,ic,,ions
for the second A. Rarra ~ MonSa,.
first papers were granted 70 70 ana ~
applied for the final naners Most ~
the applicants were natives Of Italy
and many stated that they wished "a
take out their papers so that thew
could signify their Intentions of be-
coming citizens when they registered
Mt. Sinai Temple of Shriners voted at
the ceremonial session held Friday eve-
. ming to appropriate the sum of 5000 to
purchase Liberty Loan bonds and to give
300 to the Vermont Chapter of the Red
Cross. The temple decided to devote the
money to patriotic purposes rather than
to expend 1t in the annual summer out
. ing.
Frank NJ Cory purchased the Sweet
property on School street Saturday aft
ernoon at auction, the purchase price be-
ing $500. J. w. Brock and Mr.. Cory
| were the principal bidders and the prop.
. erty brought a good price. Administers
tor w. 8. Smith Of the Sweet estate also
auctoned eff the household goods to close
: UP the estate.
L. w. schultz, who recently completed
y his duties as manager of The Play.
); house. has assumed the MANAGEMENT OF
the Comiaue theatre succeeding John
Farrar, who has been In charge since the
place was purchased by Mayor Mitchell
and George II. Allen The theatre VII
s be renovated and innovations introduced
n which are intended to please the patrons
g." The marriage Of Miss Mary Alic
T. Corven. daughter of. Mrs. Katherine Cor
s.. ven Of this city and r. Frank Nelson
: son of Mrs. Margaret Nelson of Barre
a took place at 73o o'clock Monda,
nj morning the ceremony being performe,
If at st Aue,,stine.s Church Nv the rector
a the Rev p Jrong Miss Marraret
/ and y,,,i.n, A Cor,er sister ana hrothe
g - ~. h-,d. ,,,or. hr,i.sn,a,a 49, 49,.
70 r.ma,.... ~. - LIN .'
, Ian, oio""e u"e ee.,o'S wouu'i
- preaias' was serveo at 'he or'oes nome
Mr.. ana Mrs. Nelson nave gone 10 New
- YORK city on wedding trip. They vii
be at home at ~ Winter street after Jul.
"a Is. The bride is graduate of 81
d Michael's school: and has been employs
l. as bookkeeper in the whitcomb laundry
r The groom is employed as American Elk