Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-18

| leaving at G:OJ y. m, now leaves at Cos.
| The Portland and Chicago sleeping car
| via. Niagara Falls Is attached TO this train
at Swanton.
| Mr.. ID. j. johnson and Mrs. Lord wcre
married by the Rev g. s. Nuttcr Mon
day morning and loft on the 1l:15 train for
u wedding trip. Miss Abbe johnson Of
liraintree was in town to attend tho we'd
! ding
Tho annual picnic and excursion OF st,
Luke's Sunday school will come off We'd
nesday' July s. at Missisquoi Park. spe-
cial train leaves here at $3.50 a. m, and re-
turning leaves the park at p. m.
inc 9th annual session of the Vermont
| Champlain association began yesterday at
tniversalist Champlan association be-
gan yesterday at the Univcrsalisr
| church. The morning session was
| taken up with business prelimi-
narics. At o'clock, Rev. J. W. Carr
ter of Canton, n. Y, preached. and tho
| sermon was followed by an address on the
subject "The things we need to build up
our parishes" by Rev. s a. Parker of
! Bethel. \ short but interesting sermon
was then delivered by Rev I. =. Booth Of
Morrisvillc followed by the administering
Of the communion by Rcvs. I. T. Booth
and Alonzo Chasc At 1880 o'clock song
service was held followed by sermon by
| Rev. j. Il. Wright of Montpelier.
BAKERSFIELD.
| Inc graduating exercises of Brigham
academy commenced Sunday June IT,, at
3 D. m, when Rev. t. S. Fairbanks OF st.
IJohnsbury preached to the graduating
class. ON Monday the middle class ten
dcrcd a reception to the graduates. on
/ Tuesday at y. m the alumni public meet
ing was addressed by Robert u. Lewis, a
former graduate. At I p. m the alumni
business meeting was held. At I p. m. on
! Tuesday the exercises by the graduating
class were given. At the close a banquet
was served. The exercises were Of high
order. The graduates were Annie Potter.
Loren w. Potter, Lena T.. Rowlcy c. L.
Story, Blanche 5, Stewart Harmon b.
Soulc, Carmic G. Nutting. Bert r. Nara
more. Sadie J. Mead. H. c. Tupper. c. G..
Austin, jr., O. j.. Wells, Lydia NJ. Barnes,
May Clark and Hattie c. lfclton; Is in all.
sWANTON.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Mabel \. Lampman. daughter Of
George W, Dampman, esq. to Charles
S. Sutcr, esq. Wednesday, June oath at
the residence of the brides father at $50
O'Clock in the afternoon. Miss Lampman
is beautiful young lady, who has been
teaching since she graduated from Union
High school n short time ago. Mr.. Sutep
was the popular head clerk in his brother.
Daniel Suter, jr.' dry goods store here.
until recently, when no left for a moro
lucrative position in Malone. ~ Y. The
announcement says AT Home, Malone,
y. Y, after July 10Th"
Mrs. William Tobin and her grandson,
Lyman y. Tobin, have gone on a visit to-
Middlcbury and PHtsford.-Mrs. Horace
lfdNter went 10 Richford Monday night
and attended the party given by Mr.. and
Mrs, a. *. Brown to Miss Amy VI. Burt
The Hotel Champain at Maquam has
already few boarders and good deal OF
transient custom.-Elmer b. Bailye, spec
laI agent OF the home insurance company
In fnttsn a1ats md 4li 4 -
paid the loss on the william Levick barn,
which burned Thursday night. Mr.. Bailey
stopped al Hotel Champlau over night
apd lett TUESDAY morning on the steamer
: Maquam Tor Iodine springs House. ON
ms return 10 MS hoire IN burlington this
week he and MS wife VIII go into camp
at Ihompson'S Point-kev r. ). Stone
over Monday night on their way TO tho
Episcopal convention at Middlebury.
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SHELDON.
The Franklin County Creamery associa-
. ton maid II cents per hundred for stand-
ard milk for the month of AIav.-Children's
, day was observed M the CorL,repn.ionol
a and Methodist churches sunday evening
June II. both churches were we'll filled
with neonle A musical and literary en-
tertainment will be held i'm tho MAYNARD
hail on Friday evening J1na 10 M 20 n
, m under the ausniccs of the CongregaA
tlonol society Selections will be rendered
- bv Miss Minnie Hogan of 81. Albans. Miss
: Shcplcy of Waltham. Mass. and othera
- 80 ,I,. C,i.,ta, .,...t,,,o,, :,
l will be served during the evening. Pro-
cceds for repairs on the Congregational
church.
r,,nr y
c,,,,Y p,,.or o,,,, Me- Cora Y, rriors
r OF this town were married by the Rev. s.
home of the bride.
were in town the 18th on their way to
. bakersfield to spend Sunday with friends.
r A little girl arrived at Mr. and Mrs
George H. Hunts, the 18th inst-Chauncey
| Potter of Fairfield visited his brother ],
| C.. Potter last wcck.-A a. Hall of St. AL
t bans and c. A. Hotchkiss of Georgia were
: IN Town the lo'h INST srttilhS up thc SUN
, the 18th inst.-C p. Field has potatocs in