Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-06-14
ADDISON COUNTY.
MlDDIEBuRY.

Mass, at o'clock. The church was beau
tifully trimmed. Rev. \. W Dickens per
formed the ceremony, Mrs. G.. ID. Miner |
presided at the organ, Mr.. Frank B. Towne
of Holyoke was best man and Miss Alice
Newton of Holyoke was maid of honor The |
happy pair took the night train south for
bridal tour, and later will take up their
residence in Holyoke
Prof. Carl c. Plehn and bride have re-
turned to town and are at President Brain
erd's, where they will stop several weeks
The fueral of Mrs. G.. G. Chapman was held
from the late homo of the deceased at 80
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon and it was
largely attended. Rev. S. Blunt pastor of
St. Stephens Episcopal church, officiating.
College Notes.
The faculty met tho seniors in the chapel
Friday afternoon and gave them a few
words of advice and farewell. The alumni
residing in town met recently and made ar
rangements for commencement The fol-
lowing appointments were made: Marshal,
7. NJ. Chapman: committee on dinner Hon.
/. D. Eldridge; on finance, Mr.. f. II. But
ton, esq on music, DR.. W. II. Sheldon; on
hospitality, Profs. Howard and Eaton and
Mr. W. H. Button, esq.-Posters are out
announcing the commencement concert
which will be given by the senior class ON
the evening of commencement day. juno p,
They have secured the following artists:
Miss Priscilla White of Boston, soprano
soloist; the Temple Quartette of Boston, COM
posed of the following persons, Z. NJ.
Spears, E. f. Webber, L, b. Merrill, Robert
Bruce; Mrs. G. d. Miner of Middlebury,
pianoaccompauist; and Gartland S Orchestra
of Albany.
The college played Orwell Saturday af
ternoon and easily won by the score Of 13
to Z. Parkhurst pitched for the college and
Adams played shortstop, as Ross was laid up
with bad leg Mr.. james Moore has been
appointed monitor for the sophomore class.
This appointment is made upon general
scholarship "A bail game has been arranged
with the Cuban Giants for June p, COM
mencement day.
VeRGENNES.
William Fisher, a member of the 9th
Vermont volunteers, died June s, aged
70 years. He leaves wife and four chill
dren. Funeral was held Thursday afternoon,
Rev. MIR. Titus officiating He was buried
by comrades of the q. a. R.-Charles and
Harry Booth sons of Capt C. A. Booth
I. S. A, arrived from Harrisburgh, Pa,
June ) to pass their summer vacation here
The town committee have published a call
FOR u republican caucus the l4th inst. to
elect delegates to the State and district con-
ventions.
Charles \. Chapman. Fcrrisburgh, shipped
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The residence Of George Lindsey on the
Monkton road has been greatly improved -
Mrs. j. d. Whteside and Mrs. l. F Hatch
are in attendance on the session of the W.
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oluIiueel ilo9o Colii'tiS No. - Is iluch au
nlreu'-ONeI ~ cnlIdIeh parlook ol theil
Hrsu communion au 81 Ieler Oa1hol'
church thursday morning
lhe Observance OF Ohi!dren day at th
Methodist church Sunday evening was {
peasant success me cnurEl proved to'
small for the occasion ann many Wer
turned away Ihe programme included
choruses recitatlons, songs, duets, reading
aud closing remarks by the pastor. Nj. J.
Barton IS the superintendent ana Mrs. +
II, Taylor organist. The floral display wa
very elaborate.-Ot tho coming event
among horsemcn everything points to
successful meeting OF the Nergennes DrlVn
association, booked for the 2lst and %
inst. Some of the leading horsemen o
Vermont will take part and wei
contested races are looked for
Mcssrs. George CleaYes and c. Taylor O
lte'''' me- ~ ~ PaI99n ouiuuS y, ~