Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08

tr1ends or the contracting parties Upon
their return from wedding trip they
will reside in Washington.
II. S. Joslin of Waitsfeld has settled
his account az guardian of Minerva
Ioslyn, who recently died In that town.
He has also been appointed administrator
of the estate of Orrin Joslyn. late of that
town. Christine Gordon of Barre has set
tied her account In probate court as
guardian of Helena Gordon, who recently
died. and A. q. Eaton of Montpelier has
been appointed administrator of the
estate of Marguerite Ellis of Montpelier.
Judge f. NJ. Butler has signed a
temporary injunction in the case of q. w.
Wallis of Waitsfeld, administrator of the
estate of Eliza Bennett, VS.. Bertha NJ.
johnson and others, restraining them
from cutting logs on certain land in
Fayston and directing that logs now cut
be returned to the property.
|. WATERBURY
The Waterbury high and graded schools
reopened Monday.--J. Burleigh Ly-
, ford has gone to Grinnell, Iowa. to
attend q salesmen's convention for a firm
which he is to represent during the COM
Ing year. His territory will cover Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont-Mr. and
the Demeritt tenement on South Main
street. Mr.. Washburn married on Mon
day evening, December 90. in Pittsburg.
Pa. Miss Laura J. Robson. The bride
Is a graduate nurse Of the Washington
hospital, Pittsburg. Pa. and has followed
her vocation for nine years The last
three years have been spent as an army
nurse in charge of the surgical depart
ment at Fort Sheridan, Illinois. The
groom served two and one-half years
overseas in the 496th Aero Squadron. He
is foreman of the c. Brigham Co.'S
creamery on South Main street. and
moved here when his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Washburne. came. Both
families are receiving a cordial welcome
! in town.
/ Verne A. Fogg. county agricultural
agent for Windsor county, was a guest
Of his aunt. Mrs. James F. Shipman, over
Saturday night, returning to White River
junction Sunday noon. Miss Julia Ship
man also returned to her college work at
Boston. University Sunday. The Misses
Emma and Helena Shipman returned to
Boston Friday. Mrs: Charles Smith Of
Laconia. NJ H., will remain with her sis
ter, Mrs. Shipman. for time. Charles
c. Warren, Jr,. has returned to New York
city after spending New Years at home.
Clifton Mccormick returned Monday
to his studies at Holy Cross College,
Mrs. w. l.. WATSON. dean of women of
the University of Vermont. the Misses
Pauline Moody, Pauline Ayers. Nellie
Swasey and Carroll Swasey and Donald
Lease are among those returning to the
University of Vermont-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. j. Corliss Of Berlin were guests of
Dillingham; Grange Saturday evening
Mr.. Coriss in his official capacity of
district deputy. The following officers
were installed Master, l.. S. Hills; over
seer, Willis Breene; chaplain, Mrs. Daniel
Deavitt; lecturer, Maude McMullin; secre-
Itary, Phoebe Goodheart; treasurer, Emma
West; gate keeper Lewis Morse; steward,
f. T. O'Brien; assistant steward. Clinton
Morse; lady assistant steward. angie
Chlids; Pomona. Lena Goodheart; Ceres,
Lille Hills; Flora. Tene Shonio. A har-
vest supper was served and the third
and fourth degrees worked.-A business
injecting and community dinner was held
by the South Duxbury Church last Friday
and a pleasant and profitable time passed
Sidney Hills and William Louizelle are
TO take in Burlington the course offered
by the college along agricultural lines
Mr.. Hills. who Is an official tester has
recently return from work in Stowe
Miss Ruth Graves and Lois Alger are re-
turing to their college work at Simmons
college.
Frank Cross, 5S pinned beneath a tree
on the Demeritt farm in Duxbury Thurs
day afternoon, where he was working
cutting timber for Nathaniel Sawyer
suffered a broken left leg. He was found
by Charles Lawrence. skdding logs near
by. pr j. H. O'Neil of the State hos
pital responded to the emergency call
and the man was taken to the Sawyer
home in Waterbury and later to his own
home on l>oomis Hill. Or, II. ID. Hopkins
attended him. He has wife and six
children.
The Hon. and Mrs. G. l.. Moody and Dr.
and Mrs. G. 5. Bidwel left yesterday
morning for Florida, where it Is hoped
Mr.. Moody may become much stronger
In the party also were Mr. and Mrs. G
H. Almon. Mrs. F. w. Mitchell, Mrs
William T. Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Gale of Montpelier. Senator and Mrs
H. w. Narnum of Jeffersonvile will joir
them later. The party will stop at Jack
sonville and later will motor to Crysta
Beach in the Moody and Varnum cars
Mr. and Mrs. NJ l.. Messer, who were t
leave for Orlando. Florida. January hat
to postpone the trip because of the Hines.
, of Mrs. Messer.-E w. Chesley has gon,
TO Orlando. Fla.-The family supper o
Emerald Rebekah Lodge, No. A. wa.
largely attended Monday evening 4
bountiful supper was served. -Tuesda,
evening the music committee OF the Con
-, gregational Church entertained the choi
of that church with their husbands an,
wives at a course dinner in the socia
l room of the church. The tables were at
D tractively decorated while the place card
: carried out the color scheme. Followin,
this w. b. Clark acted as toastmaste
and toasts were responded to by B. r.
t Demcritt, Dr. Watt. the Rev. L. c. Haye
= and Il. G. Miller. Impromptu speeche
Q We're made by many others. The choi
: was very apreciative Of this trea
O which was given with great assuranc
}, ,of good feeling and praise for work don
@ by them.-The concert given by the Tuft
= Musical clubs was largely attended an
y felt to be the best college concert eve
S given in town.-A new council of tn
s knights of Columbus to be known as tn
n Father Galligan Council, in honor OF on
a of the former priests, was organized las
Sunday. The council starts with a tota
:, lcharter roll of 70. Knights were presen
!, from Rutland, Burlington. st. Albans
e Montpelier, Barre, Hardwick and Whit
e River Junction. y. J. Flannery is gran
e knight OF the new council and Rober
d Eagan recorder.--Meetings are being hel
IT this week in the different churches. Las
10 night in the Christian Advent Churc
a and tonight in tho Congregations
Q IChurch.