Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
WATERBURY,.

The white gift Christmas at the Fed
Grated Church brought out a large at
tendance, over 300 being present at the
morning service. The different classes
presented a substantial gift for benevo-
lent purposes. The large junior choir
under the direction of Miss Lena Wall
lace rendered pleasing music In the
evening the regular choir under the lead
ership Of e. G. Miller had the music
Mrs. D. w. Cooley is organist of the
federated churches.-Miss Mary Guptil,
who is teaching in Little Valley N. V,
and her friend. Miss Vera Fisher, a
teacher in Rochester, N. Y, are at the
Guptil farm for the holidays. other
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Guptil
Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jones of Waitsfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Taft Of Montpelier and Mrs. Levi Davis
Of Northfeld.-Raymond Buzzell has been
engaged to play for the patients dances
at the Vermont State hospital. Miss
Inez Carroll. who does the playing for
the services there, will be the accom-
panist.-Miss Ina Gabree. stenographer
at the hospital, Is spending Christmas
with her parents at Montpelier. She was
accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs.
Henry Gabree.-Clayton Dingler and Leo
Enright are spending few days in Barre.
Mrs. C.. W. Styles is spending a few
days In Burlington and st. Albans.-
Harold Hutchinson. assistant bookkeeper
at the hospital. is at his home in Mont
pelier.-Bert Duby is at home from Wash
ington. d. c.. and is Ill at the home of
his sister. Mrs. Joseph Anair.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. d. Swasey had their entire fam
lily together Tuesday, Everett Swasey
being home from Montreal. Paul Swasey
from the Massachusetts, School of Tech.
, nology and Miss Nellie Swasey from the
University of Vermont.-Mr. and Mrs
Edwin F. Palmer. Miss Annie Dorothy
Palmer. L. Huntley Palmer and Stanley
Buzzell spent Sunday in Montpelier.
A meeting in behalf of the County
Farmers exchange was held at Dux.
bury Corners Thursday afternoon and
at Waterbury Center in the evening
County Agent Abbott and Mr.. Dodg.
\ being present to explain the matter o,
corporation to take memberships and
orders for supplies. Much interest wal
shown at both meetings and it Is ex
pected that a good deal of work will b,
done for the bureau.-Offlcers elected
for Dillingham; Grange are: Master
Fred Ravelin; overseer. Lester Hills
lacturer. Merton Johnson; treasurer
Mrs. Emma West; secretary, Dais,
Haseltine; steward, Mark Eastman; as
sistant Steward, Z. C. Harvey; lady as
sistant steward, Mrs e. C. Harvey
chaplain, Mrs. d. ID. Deavitt; gatekeep
er. Lewis Morse; Ceres. Maude McMul
lin; Pomona. Elsie Deavitt; Flora
Phoebe Goodheart. The installation
will take place the first week in Jan
uary.
A very pretty home wedding took plac
Thursday evening when Miss Lea]
Elizabeth Chapman was united in mar
riage to Edward Everett Tatro by tn
Rev. Mr.. Smith, pastor of the Methods
Church. The ceremony was performe
at the home Of the bride. beneath
bower and bell of evergreen and was at
tended by relatives and intimate friends
The bride wore gown of white sati
trimmed with shadow lace and iridescen
beading, a veil of tulle, caught wit
orange blossoms and she carried Shove
bouquet of bridal roses. She was attende
by Miss Lunetta Corliss of Swanton a
maid of honor. who wore white embroid
cred wolfe over yellow satin. The groom
best man was Harold Powers of Water
bury. The brides gift to her bridesmai
was a gold brooch set with sapphire,
The little ring bearer. all in white. wa
Miss Zada Elizabeth Tatro. a niece OF tn
groom. Refreshments were served b
Mrs. John Miller. Miss Corliss and Mr.
Sidney Sabins. The young couple lei
: soon after the ceremony for short wee
ding trip, the bride wearing travelin
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