Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-25

May. Dora and Josie Dague, James Moran
Corneia and Stella Farnsworth: number
of scholars, 30; average attendance per
day, 40.-A grange chldren's day picnic
will be held in S. Keelers grove next Sat-
urday, the 27th.-The Shepard family sang
in Memorial hall Monday evening and
their audience were very pleasantly enter
tanned.
NORTH UNDERHILL.
The report of Cloverdale creamery for
the month of May is as follows: Total
amount of milk received in the month of
May, 1896, COZ 472 pounds Amount of but
ter fat. % $50 pounds. Price per pound of
butter fat, 1873. Amount of money paid
patrons, s3,52752.
wINoosKI.
The closing exercises of the WinoosN
graded school was held Friday after
noon at Corporation hall. The hall was
completely filled with the friends and pa
rents OF tho children. The individual
numbers of the programme were very well
| rendered by tho scholars and reflected
much credit upon the teachers for their
work In drilling the pupils The essays
by the two young lady graduates were well
written and delivered. The hall was pref
| tily decorated with ferns. wild flowers and
bunting. Before the last song was rend-
cred by the school, Superintendent II. V.
Horton presented the graduates with their
diplomas. The following is the pro-
| gramme: 5~
Opening chorusi Rec Little Housekcep-
| crs; Little Boy Speech. Tommy Shan
| ley: Bunch of Flowers song, Ting-a-ling-
| ling; Rec Mothers Fool, Archie Nc
Grcevy song. Footsteps on the Stairs;
! Doll Show song, In Olden Times: Rec.
Adelaide Returns from the Country, Mil
dred Reynolds; Doll Show; REQ. The In
ventor's Wife, Eva Cross; duet. Ford and
| Libbe Packard: Rec. Aunty Dolefurs WIS.,
it. Olive Buttertled: song, Waiter Girls,
graduating class: waltz song. school: es-
say, Some American Writers To-day: Mel
lie May Turner; song, school; essay, To-
cal History, Nellie Marion Stevens: fare
well song
The street department are filling and
grading the upper part of Main street with
gravel.
The us AL summer repairs and cleaning
have begun at the spring street school
house. Some of the under stills that have
become rotten are being taken out and re-
placed by new ones
| The lawn party on the Congregational
church lawn this evening promises to be
successful. Nearly 200 tickets have already
been sold. Ice cream and cake will be
served on the lawn and scattered about
the lawn will be found candy, lemonade
and other booths.
Louis Degraff IL making some marked
improvements in the interior of his bar
Der shop.
C. S. Lord and family and Miss Belle
Shanks and w. w. Murray went to North
Hero yesterday for a days outing. The
occasion being Miss Shanks birthday
Mrs. c. y. Ellis and daughter Marion
leave to-day for Roxbury to visit Mr.
Ellis parents.
Joseph Brooks and family have gone to
Malletts Bay to camp for two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs, c. w. McCully left yester
day on the Chateaugay for Grand Isle tt
visit n week or ten days
Mr. and Mrs. q. T. Graves have returned
from New York city, where they spen
part of their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Johonnott are thu
happy parents of baby girl.|
Frank Couchon has severed his connec
ton with Frank Carpenter and went yes
terday to St. Adams to engage will
Charles & Seymour.
The four French doctors In this pac
were in St. Adams yesterday.
Many people here are anxious to learl
when the electric car line will be extende'
to Grand Isle