Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-04
WATERBURY

Melrose. Mass, to visit relatives for a
few weeks.
WATERBURY
The Hon. George W. Randall, who has
been in poor health for a few days.
seems to be improving again. Mr.. RAN
dali is "a years old this month.-Mrs.
Pearl Randall WATSON went to Concord
Monday. where she joins her college
friend. Miss Nergin, for few days at
York Beach.-Saturday evening, Dilling
ham Grange is fortunate in having An
drew Elliott of Gaut. ont. for speaker.
Some who have heard him know him to
be exceptional in his line of judging
cattle and very interesting as speaker.
After a brief Grange meeting this will
be open to the public at $50 p. m Be
cause of this public meeting there will
be special meeting Of the Grange We'd
nesday evening.-Miss Florence Hayward
of st. Johnsbury is the guest of Allen
Frzzell.-Mrs. Charles Perry and Mrs
Harriet Moody have returned from
Plattsburgh, where they have been for
some time, Lieutenant Perry recovering
from serious operation. 1t is hoped
he may be permitted to come to his
home here during convalescence.-Mr
A. G. Stevens left Monday tor Middle
sex, where she Is to teach in the Swift
district.-School at DuXbury Corner does
not begin until next Monday, the same
| as the South Duxbury school-Mrs. Electa
Blodgett Edgerton, who has been Il guest
at the Randall home following some
time in Stowe, has returned to her home
! in Minneapolis. i
Capt. II. Denney Campbell of the
marines has made good again and retains
his commission as captain About 700
had been discharged from the service
and many reduced in rank Under these
conditions. retaining his rank means
much in the young mans favor.-Mrs.
Gilbert +. Davis of Windsor was an in
terested person at the thrift meeting at
the Inn Friday. She is the thrift chair
man of the Vermont Federation of
Woman's Clubs and had many things
| to say regarding interest in the work.
| John a. Gordon of Barre field secre-
tary, also attended. Through the cour-
| tesy of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis tea was
served to the guests, following the meet
! ing. Mrs. Jones reports from the State
| office that George w Pierce of Lyndon
vile is the first one reported at her
Office to have bought a 500 war saving
| certificate. Mrs. Myra b. Lord, New
! England director of the woman's organi-
zation. who has been so cordially re-
ceived at many meetings in Vermont and
has brought such an enthusiastic mes
| sage, returned to her home in Boston
yesterday.-The following officers have
! been appointed by the selectmen of DuX-
! bury: Trustee of public moneys, j. r.
| Dillon; auditor, Charles Canerdy; town
~rand juror and agent to prosecute and
defend suits. Philip Shonio.-Mr. and
| A,p IDt,f1i SIA,N ig
Euretta Shonio and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ravlin have returned from few days
at Queen City Park.-Among the
guests at the Inn are Mr.. and Mrs,
| Byers of Fort Worth. Texas. They are
the parents of Mrs. d. c. Richardson.
/ Because of a serious operation from
which Mrs. Richardson is recovering. Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson probably will not
! come TO Waterbury this year. much to
| the regret of Mr. Richardson's home
| friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bishop of
New York city recently called on Mr..
and Mrs. +. T.. Atkins. They are spend
ing some time in Mrs. Bishops home in
IJefersonville.
The Waterbury and Duxbury schools
opened September with the exception of
South Duxbury which begins Monday.
September 4, Supt. NJ. w. Chaffee an
nounces the following teachers: High
school, c. r. Hart principal of agr-
culture; Alice T. Tyndall. vice-princpal
of history: Mrs H. ID. Newton. Latin;
Jennie l.. Pierce. home economics; Minnie
| Maxwell mathematics and history; Stella
a. Wooster. English; Bertha Farrell,
mathematics and French: commercial.
not filled. Grades: Mrs. Ella Fullerton.
IA: Mrs. Ida b. Houston, lib: Kate
. / MphurOu Rprtba Jnslip 2, Olive
May, 4; Beulah Edwards 3; Julia Hayes,
I6; Lena NJ. Wallace, music, rural; Stella
Griffith, Center primary; Freda Hamle.
Center grammar; Theresa Honan. Knee
lanG Fiat: Mary Fletcher, Blush Hill;
Hazel Lawrence. Little River; Edith
strong, Kicker Mt; LOOMS Hill, not
hlled. Duxbury: Annie Tomas. Corner;
Mrs. Fred Ravlin. Crossett Hin; Ruth
Phillips, Red school, Elsie Desseau. south,
Julit NELL, louisville; Bethany Powers.
north; Margaret Stanley, Durkeeville.-
Miss Ruth Parke of New York city is
guest of her cousin Miss Hazel Chase,
MISS Chase gave movie and supper
party to a number of her girl friends in
honor of her cousin.-Dr, and Mrs q. S.
Bidweil have been called to Haverhill,
n. H., by the death of the doctors cousin.
Mrs. Edith Bidwell Lawrence the widow
or Dr. william Lawrence who died last
spring. She leaves one daughter-W. n.
Sarroil mas sold for Barney Quinn his
farm on Little river known as the Jake
Crossett farm to Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Barlow Of Jonesville. This is one of the
best farms and consists of two hundred
acres.-Miss Gertrude Blanchard, oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard
was united in marriage to Merton Morey
by the Rev l.. r. Peabody at the Advent
parsonage Wednesday Aug q. The bride
Is bright young lady and has been
prominent in the young peoples work of
the Methodist Church, After an extended
trip they will return to town.-Mrs. Frank
Evans and daughter, Lucy, of Burlington
are guests of Mrs. Evans sister and Mrs
Fred Lease
From the office of Ernest T.. Joslyn.