Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-17

be held one week from Friday. April %.
with the president. Miss Welthy Booker.
"A. g. Stevens spent Sunday with his
wife at the home of Mrs. r. ID. Pike
in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. M. Whitney
OF South Norwalk, Conn, are guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. George Locke, at
the Methodist parsonage.-In spite Of the
weather, a number attended the play
given by Troop in the social room of
the Congregational Church Friday eve
ming. Beside Scout Master w. l.. Boz
court, those taking part we're Harry Ed
wards. Alton Swasey, Stanley Chase,
James Goodheart, Kenneth Snow, Curtis
Cough, Myron Graves, Curtis Pearsons,
Rex Morse, Victor Datoni, Sidney Liv-
ingstone, and r. Huntley Palmer as bug
Ter. Scout games were played and Mr..
Boicourt gave a brief history OF his
eight years of scouting in this place,
showing pictures of the Cancels Hump
scout cabin ar. .he one near the village.
which was irned. As a token of the
love and esteem in which their scout
master was held and a bit Of apprecia-
ton of his work for them Assistant
Scout Master Max L. Ayers in behalf OF
the boys presented him with a fountain
Church there wa communion service,
the pastor givinS an, earnest message.
In the evening. out Of respect to Mr..
Boicourt. members Of the congregation
of the Methodist Church met with them
to express their regret at his leaving
the place. The praise service was con-
Quoted by the Rev. George II. Locke, an
orchestra of four pieces assisting. A
| clarinet solo was rendered by Everett
Holmes. The pleasant relationship of
the two churches was expressed by Mr..
Boicourt.-In addition to the Thursday
evening meeting at the church, the Rev.
w. L. Boicourt will conduct a service
at the home Of Edwin F. Palmer in Dux-
bury Friday evening.-B. r. Demeritt is
| in Boston on business for the Demeritt
company.
The following officers Of Winooski
Lodge. No. ~, F. G. A. NJ, were elected
w. NJ, Max Ayers; 8. W., Charles oliver
III. W.. Fred Miles; s. D.. C b. Adams
| J. D., William Woods s. s., Arthur
Bailey; J. s., A. w. Snow; chaplain, F..
G. Lamb; secretary, G. II. Dale; treas
| urer. w. B. Clark; marshal, F. r. Towne
tyler, G. S. Blaisdell. In the past two
years while w. N. Gilbert has been mas
ter there have been forty-five additions
to the membership of the lodge--Sidney
| Hills, son Of MIR. and Mrs. l.. S. Hills
has secured the position Of testing for
advanced registry In the State. Mr.. Hills
In addition to fine home training ir
! agriculture took the course at the loca
high school. He is a very popular fellow
and all are anticipating for him great
success.-The meeting held by the
Catholic Order of Foresters Of st. Adams
Court. No. 81, at the Green Mountain
House was an enjoyable affair. State
Chief Ranger N. l.. L'Ecuyer Of St
Adams and District Deputy Andrew ]
Kelley Of Barre were present and spoke
The Rev. Father Dewey and local mem.
bers also spoke. A banquet was held
The object was to increase the member
ship.-Mrs. William H. Porter has re.
turned from a three weeks visit with hel
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Porter
| and relatives at Ticonderoga, n. Y.-Mr
and Mrs. L. NJ. Whitney of South Nor.
walk. Conn.,, are guests of their daugh.
ter, Mrs. George H. Locke, at the Metho
dist parsonage.-E. G. Miller and Elbridgs
Miller and Er1nina Miller expect to leave
the last of the week for Boston and
vicinity. where they will be guests OF
Arthur Miller and other relatives. Be-
cause Of their absence the laundry will
| be closed for a week.. c. Kimball has
| gone to st. Johnsbury on a business trr
and before his return will visit his daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs A. G.
Wales. in Portland. Me.-Monday eve.
ming about 80 Of the neighbors gathered
| at the home of W. e. Edwards and
| from there went to the home of r. J.
| Edwards as surprise to Mr.. and Mrs
Edwards and to show their pleasure al
their return from Florida and improved
health. Mr.. Edwards. who was in poo,
health. comes back much better and the
| evening at their home was a plea
| affair. Musical numbers were rendered
| as follows Solo, Miss Tyndall: duet
Miss Tyndall and Mrs. Newton; solo
Miss Helen Canerdy; duet. Mrs. B. j
Berry and Mrs. Houston. and piano duet
! Mrs. d. w. Cooley and Mrs. Carney. Old
time songs were also rendered by Mr.
Edwards and c. w. Huntley. Accom-.
panists for the evening were Mrs Garvey
and Mrs. Newton. Refreshments were
| served. This delightful affair was ar.
| ranged by the employees of Edwards &
Edwards.
MORETOWN
Miss Ruth Newton is visiting friends