Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-22

games were played.-The little son OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Wright at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital for treatment for the effects
OF infantile paralysis, is doing weell.-Glen
Cole, who has employment at Hyde Park,
was here last week and moved his family
there. His daughter, Miss Katherine Cole.
remains In Stowe to complete her senior
year studies at Stowe high school, maxi
ing her home with Mrs. A. r. Straw,
and assisting In the central telephone Of
fce.-Dr. +. T.. McSweeney Of Burlington
was here Monday.-The ground was white
with snow Monday for the second time
this fall.-Mr. and Mrs. C. e. Burt visited
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Moody in Montpelier
over Sunday.
Miss Hazel McCuen, teacher of home
economics and German in the Stowe jun
for-senior high school has been offered
position in the war department at WASH
ington and will accept II II substitute
can be found for her school position.--S.
J. Dana, engineer at the Mt. Mansfield
electric railway station, has resigned his
position and will go to Fitchburg, Mass.
where he has employment in a machine
shop.-Raemon Slayton found a doe with
broken leg in the Slayton orchard on An
gus L. Gales farm Friday forenoon. He
was directed by Warden Stafford to shoot
the doe and bring 1t in to the warden to
dispose of.-Emmons Sargent has returned
to Middlebury after a week at his home In
Stowe.-Miss Ruby Shaw was at home
from Burlington over Sunday.-Healey
Bashaw has shot a buck.-Selden Adams
shot buck in Nebraska" Monday-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank ID. Buker are parents Of a
son, Donald Alfred, born Tuesday.-Grant,
the eight-and-a-half year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Clair had finger on
the right hand so badly damned Saturday
that 1t was necessary to administer ether
to dress the wound. The accident hap
pened when a log rolled on his hand while
in the woods with his father.-Henry Fos-
ter and his brother. Curtis, who have been
here for deer hunting. returned to Spring.
field Mass, early Sunday morning, leav-
ing sooner than they intended on account
of the Illness Of the formers little daugh-
ter. The others Of their party, James Fos-
ter. and Mr.. Hawkes., will return to Spring.
field this week.-Benton Harris was an
other successful deer hunter Tuesday.
The following deer have been report
ed to Warden r. e. Stafford for the
open season closing Tuesday: Ora
Marshall. dressed weight 1876 pounds;
Everett Fielding, estimated weight, 400
pounds; Earl Sulham, 1856 pounds, dress
ed; DRILL w. Edison. 200 pounds, dress
ed; Healey Bashaw. 30 pounds, dress
ed; Gordon Bull. 159 pounds. dressed
Ralph Harlow, estimated, 200; Benton
Harris. 100. dressed; and one small buck
illegally killed weighing as pounds.
The following have been reported to
Warden N. b. Chaplin S. A. Polaski, 175
pounds, dressed; Chester Kirby of Bur-
lington, $50 pounds; Dwight Butts, IFS
pounds; Leon Butts, IFS pounds; Rufus
Talbot, 175, and two does illegally
shot.-Alton Wheeler shot deer on
Worcester mountain Tuesday with
eight points, estimated weight, 200
pounds.-Following is the program for
! the military concert to be given under
the direction of Mrs. Greta Evans and
Miss Ruth Mcmahon. with Miss Mar
jorie Watts accompanist. for the bene-
fit of Red Cross at the Akeley Memoir
ial building this evening: America,
Stowe Military band; song, Jean
dare" T. A. Douglass; where Do We
Go from Here Boy Scouts, Theodore
Wells, as Uncle Sam; song. abide with
Me-" Mrs. H. w. Barrows; sketch,
much Talk about Nothing" Camp Fire
Girls; song, Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing" H. w. Burnham; solo dance, ITO
Wild Rose" Lois Riley; song. "Over
There Boy Scouts; solo, From the
Land of the Sky Blue Waters" Mrs. r.
A. Douglass; song. Listen to the Knock
ing at the knitting Club" Donald
Douglass; sketch. How Mrs Gaskill
Did Not Hire a Cook" John Boardman,
song and dance. Send Me Away with a
Smile" Hildegard Smalley. Marvin
Boardmah: solo, "Your Country and MY
Country" e. A. Riley: song. Goodbye
Broadway. Hello France" Boy Scouts
Star Spangled Banner" Miss Dorothes
1 Inc
eight and the audience is expected tc
be In their seats at that time The
doors will be closed between the mum
bers so that those who are late will
lose part of the entertainment Tween
ty-hve more Christmas bags are ask &c
OF Stowe. Contributions for an,
amount may be left with the president
Mrs 0. e. Luce.-Mrs F. 8. Boardmar
has received news Of the birth of q
daughter on November 10 to her broth.
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ M. Mum
of Saranac Lake, N. Y.-Mrs. c. H
Chaplin has been confined to her home
for several weeks by illness.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Carroll Wheeler and infant have
returned to Bristol. Conn, after visit.
ing Mrs Wheelers father, C. E. Wheel.
er.-Roger Bedell of Hyde Park, who
has been employed at .. w. Styles
| for several years Is at the Fanny Al.
| len hospital in Winooski. where he ex.
pected to have an operation for appen.
| dicitis Wednesday.-MrsR Ray Baker OF
Hyde Park. formerly Miss Matte Camp.
bell of Stowe, is at the Fanny Aller
hospital for Northumberland Goodros
of Hinesburg is visiting his cousin
Mrs II. b. Faunce.-Mr. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Lamson and son. Charles, Grant
Baker and Miss Maude Lamson o,
Hinesburg were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Bennett Sunday.-At the regular
meeting Of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Sunday evening the third and fourth
degrees will be conferred upon a elias.
of candidates.
JOHNSON.