Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
WATERBURY,

| The Joint injecting OF tho fiypatia and
Iierian clubs will be held in the chapel
Mt tho hospital Friday evening AZ eight
ociocks and the speaker will be Will
Ham II. Jeffrey OF Montpelier secretary
Of the state Board of Charities and Pro-
bation All VIII be- Interested III hearing
Mr. jeffrey. not only because Of his Office.
but also because of his interest in work
Ing with the Community club In caring
for the little Eldrcd girl. Each member
may invite ono guogt.--Mr and Mrs.
a. II. Smith spcnt Christmas with Mr..
ami Mrs. Maxwell Broadway in Mont
peiier.--At the STssey homo on Union
street there. are at home for Tho holidays
Pcil SwaAey Of Schenectady. construc-
tion cngineer TO-. tho General Electric
company, MISC Nellie 5wasey, Instructor
N chemistry and home economies IA the
Brandon High School, and Carroll Swasey
OF the University of Vermont B 9.
! Abbott of East Corinth 10 a guest OF his
son, .. c. Abhott.--rhe word concerning
! INC condition of Charles .. Robinson, rn-
ceiTed sunday, wac less favorable. -
G. 9. Warren, Jr.. Of New York city
was weekend guest OF his parents,
/ Mr. ana Mrs. G.. c. Wsrren.-Ntr. and
Mrs. a. L.. Torrey of Windsor are guests
of Nj. ana Mrs. u. r.. Joslyn Miss
Helen Moody OF Burlington Is n guest of
| Mrs. Fred Grout.--Miss Agnes Maloney.
OF Montpelier who Is home from the,
! University OF Detroit. where she Is study
| ing music, for the Christmas holidays
Is guest at the home Of her uncle.
howard Meloney. Her father. NJ j.
| Maloney also Waited there With an
! ideal Christmas setting Of evergreen trees.
forests and Came"r HYup for n back
| homo re ~ nod.
Kellett OF Scrabble 1ill was the scene of
| ore OF the largest of Christmas parties
| reported. Il sitting down to the -four.
| tables laden with al the good things.
! Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Kellett and the
I children at home and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
| heitett, ther" were present Mr.. and Mrs
Alder'c kellett and four children Mr..
| and Mrs. +. Y. Ledeaux and family. Miss
Erelena Kelett, Mr.. and Mrs Augustus
Searles and family Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Blanchard and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Conely and family of Duxbury.
Hugh Searles and Mr.. and Mrs Delmer
, Devine OF st. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hall and baby of Stowe, Mr. ard
Mrs. Alec Lawrence and Edward and
| Belle Ring Of Waterbury and Ralph Col
TON OF Moretown. An abundantly laden
tree was delight to all.-The children
happy crowd Monday afternoon when
they were entertained in the social room
OF the church. Games were played. in
charge Of Mrs. Ollie O'Claire. and Christ
| mas stories told by Mrs Burton Luce.
Ice cream and cookies were served to
all and each child had "a box Of candy.
popcorn and an apple. The room was
decorated with trees and all that was
necessary for renl Christmas was there.
Sunday at tho churches there were
services appropriate TO Christmas. At
the congregational Church a strong SER
mon was preached by the Rev. C. c. Mer-
, TIL, associate secretary Of the Congrega-
tioHal conference. In the afternoon at
-FOUR o'clock n concert was given by the
Sunday school assisted by the choir. At
this service. the program, "Following the
STAR WAS used. Musical numbers by the
choir were Sound Over All Waters"
Wilson; Sing, o Heavens" Glare: Hear
the Music Ringing" stambaugh, in which
five boys did the solo work; Nazareth, -
tho baritone solo being taken by C. /.
Hatch OF Burlington, former member
and director Of the choir; 1.-THE Angels
Song" Lorenz. with duet by Miss Booker
and Miss Claire, while the SOLO when
Christ'Was Born" by Miss Kathleen Le-
: Baron Luce was pleasing feature. Tho
instrumental numbers included Christmas
voluntaries and the violin solo, "Weih-
nachtsgesang." Adam. Mrs. f. c. Hayes
had charge Of the children's exercises. f..
G. Miller leader of the choir; F. NJ.
Trombly. violinist; Mrs. Edwin F. Palmer,
nrganist while one piece In the afternoon
was accompanied by Mrs. Ollie O'Ciaire,
Miss Katheryn Hayes and Wallace
Greene. Jr.. on mandolins. The collection
fnY ha h,Ny thA C,,o do, ~
ia supporting in India. their usual Christ
mas offering.-At the Methodist Church.
the organist. Mrs ID. w. Cooley. being
confined to the house. Mrs. Roy Gale sup
piled and had for her numbers. Christ.
mas Prelude" Barrett; offertory, 'Medi-
tation," Biggs postlude. Grand Choir
U.s." Guilrrant; prelude. THE Shepherds
in the Field" from the nratorio. 1.-THE
King Eternal" Ashmall: offertory.
"Chrihtmas Carol" Giller; postlude,
Grand Chorus" Spence. Christmas an
thems were rendered In the morning and
the cantata, I'm Search OF the King" in
the evening.-Iuests at the Guptil farm
for the holiday season are Miss Mary
Guptil Of Buffalo, N. Y, and her friend.
Miss Vera Fisher Of Rochester. N. Y.
Guests for Christmas day also were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Taft of Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Jones and
daughter, Florence. of Waitsfieid and
Clyde Jones Of Boston.-Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Fielder and family were Christ
mas guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. q.
Spooner IN Waitsfield.-Mr. and Mrs
George 'Iackman were Christmas day
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Morse In
Nor-town and for Sunday had for guests
at their home In Duxbury Corners. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Holt Of Montpelier,
Holt and family of Barre and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jackman Of Moscow.-One of
the largest family gatherings was that
at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.. g. Sher-