Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-03

beside n quantity of wood.--Carlyle
Childs, who has been at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Albert Rattee for the
holidays, returned Sunday noon to his
work for the Colt Firearms company in
Hartford. Conn. Mr.. Childs tells of the
large number Of women employed In
the factory.-The business meeting OF
the Red Cross is postponed one week
and will be held in the hospital chapel
at three o'clock in the afternoon Janu-
airy s.
Howard Kennedy was the victim OF
bad accident Saturday forenoon at the
Elliott mills at North Duxbury. Mr.. Ken
needy was running the hatcher when
knot few from hard pine board, hitting
him full In the left eye. DR.. II. d. Hop
kins was called and made Mr. Kennedy
as comfortable as possible. but much FEAR
was felt that he will lose the sight OF the
injured eye. He went to Burlington on
the afternoon train accompanied by his
wife and will be under the care of DR..
Twitchell at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mr. Kennedy is the chairman OF the scnool
directors of Duxbury and very popular IN
town.
Among prominent Montreal guests at the
Inn are the Rev. Archdeacon Paterson
Smyth, rector Of st. Georges Church, and
his family: DR.. H. c. Perrin, director OF
McGill University Conservatorium of
Music the Vice-Consul OF RUSSIA ana
Madam Zaniewski; DR.. Charles X. p.
Henry, surgeon Montreal General hos
pital. There were 60 at the Inn over the
week-en 81 Of them from Montreal.
Among them, Waterbury people are glad
to again welcome Mrs. Florence N. Morris
of that city.-The home Of Mrs. George
W. Morse on Main street was the scene
Sat IA -
day evening when she entertained a few
of her friends at a musicale, followed by
cards. Miss Kathleen LeBaron. who is at
home from the New England Conservatory
of Music delighted her audience by her
singing. Miss Mary Lease. who was her
accompanist. also plaved piano SOLOS,
Mrs. Murray Reyonids. dourhter Rern,ce
and son. I,awrence NJ Ntidd,esex ora
guests OF Mrs Lana rreemon In North
Duxburv.-Miss EI,znbeth JonL,n. ~ tho
,eacber-trainiru cour,a 10 coddord Cow
mary 10 n vuost ~ Nf,., M,r,, Io,,o
M,ss Do,sv tI,s.,.,,. w., ..,,..a -,
ro.,t,or os ..ooh.. l., a.. 80. -
snhooI. ana 1,ss Ea,.h $500, -, ~,
,t,t,,tinr Mans.,, -, ~,
ss,,sa he..,,,o 70 au ~ -.
", ,,., 49, S,,.,S' s u', n,," ~ auL..n'
e ouiiu' , I-a,orS mas
INC ~ reuer'ck D. heliose' VINO
was pas.o, VI ,ne iocai congregational
WI :" .n's p'ace ior ',,he years. ieaV-
.ns I'LL s.ven anu ohe-hnI years ago
" assume '"e pasoo'"'e Vi the nope Con-
sresa.loi'ai Snureh worcester, MASS,
mas res'sneu his pas.o,ate tnere 10 accept
we Iha,se VI .he Iiynouuh Congrega-
t'ohai ohurch' nunaio' N. 4. Following
d successiui pastora'e mere .he Rev. MT.
Ne,ots mas hao an unusually successrul
anu p'easant pas.ora'e ior nope Church.
! WINE III worcester ne mas oeeh president
Oh inc MINISTER'S cIup ana active IN the
worcester CONGREGATIONAL ciuD' the Y. M.
=. a. ana other interests outside his
church. lie graduated from montpelier
seminary CLASS OF 1907 ana was educated
AT Boston University massachusetts, In
stitute Oh Technology ana union Ineologi-
cal seminary new YORK. The Bunalo
church mas a valuable church property,
carrying win II me salary.-Charles II.
iiaines OF NASHUA N. H. representing
tne Nationai Drug company, was IN town
yesterday. EVerett names was at nome
Ior the hoHoays' the nrst Tune since the
FANNY mas oeen toeetner lot nve years.
Aithougn ne mas enlisted' ne Will not be