Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-09

Milton Thursday. Her son, Raymond
Stebbins returned with them--Thurs-
day evening Earl ID. Parks and Miss
Linnie e. Guyette were married at tho
Congregational parsonage by the Rev.
william l.. Boicourt, the single ring
service being used. Mr. Parker is en-
ployed in the laundry at the hospital
and Miss Guyette in the wrapper fac
tory. They will be at home on High
street-One of the group centenary
meetings was held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Thursday afternoon
and evening. Addresses were made by
DR.. Mead of Montpelier and the Rev.
Albert Abbott of Moretown
Miss Agnes O'Connor who came to
spend Christmas with her sister, Mrs
Annie j. Barry. returned to her home
in Lebanon, N. H., Monday.-Thomas
Barry returned to his school work at st.
Michael's College Thursday after spend
ing the holidays at his home here
william Devine and Leo Casey will re-
sumo their studies at st. Michael's Col
legc Friday after spending the holidays
at their homes here.
Fred Frank, who was operated upon
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. is as comfortable as could be
expected. His mother returned from the
hospital Monday.-Mrs. Frank Hodge has
received a letter from Edison Pike dated
December in France, in which he speaks
of being well. He says he has boon
through all the big battle, has worked
hard and will be glad to get home Mem
bers of Queen Esther Chapter, o. Il. s.,
No. I. are practicing on a home talent
| play to be given the last of this month
| The marriage of Walter Hanson and
Amy Wade occurred in Mortified New
| Years day. Mr.. Hanson is in the en-
| ploy OF H. f. Harvey.--Chester Moody
| who was quite i'll last week, is much inn
| proved.-The Women's Relief Corps al
the Center has elected the following Off.
GERS: President, Mrs. Lovina Parcher
| senior vice-president Mrs. Gertrude Aver
| junior vice-president, Mrs. Clara Barnes
| treasurer, Mrs. Kathryn Brown; chap
lain, Mrs. Mary Davis; conductress, Mrs
Carrie Batchelder; guardian. Mrs. Alice
! Hopkins
The meeting at the home of DR.. II. ID
Hopkins Tuesday evening resulted in
the formation of the Waterbury Com.
munity Welfare League which will
carry on the work begun at Christ.
mas time. There is no purpose of con
|
nurse work of the Red Cross branch
but to supplement in every way al
needed work. Mrs. H. d. Hopkins wa!
elected president; Mrs. w. II. b. Perry
list vice president; Mrs e. f.. Camp
bell, treasurer; c. c. Graves. executiv,
board, d. w. Cooley, Mrs d. T. Har
vey, Mrs. j. r. Smith. Mrs. Il. w
Mayims, Mrs n. n. Vassar Mrs. Eleano
Boyce, Mrs. II. T.. Gray, Mrs. w. II. Sea
bury, c. ID. Swasey and DR.. II. IL. Full
lerton E. w Maynus was chosen chair
man of the entertainment committee
and J. L. Smith assistant. The ladie
plan to meet once a month to sew OF
necessary articles.--Mrs. G.. w. Randall
Jr.. was successfully operated upon a
the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesda.
for appendicitis. Good news are hear,
from her Her little daughter. Pear
WATSON Randall, is at the Randall
home on Main street.-A number from
here attended the Paris Symphony il
Burlington Monday evening. - Rev
william l.. Boicourt represented Wash
ington county at the State conferenc
of Congregational Churches in Bur
lington for the past two days.-Car
Gray, who has been for six weeks il
the wireless department of the serv
ice came from Baltimore and has bee
spending a few days with his mothe
at the home of his grandparents, MI
and Mrs. NJ V. Il. Hayden.-Peopl
} were sorry to read recently of tn
death of Don S. Gates. who has been /
community work for boys in the Eas
in Newark. N. J. He was a gradual
of Brigham Academy and Dartmout
College. He leaves his wife, who wa
Miss Florence Giddings. daughter of
former superintendent of the hospita
, and four children. Waterbury friend
of Mrs. Gates extend sympathy to he