Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-27
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st. Thomas hall and at which nearly 80
sat down, the Underhill orchestra dis
Courscd delightful music. The banquet
was followed by the rendering Of national
songs by the choir, reCitations and deCla-
nations of patriotic character by the
Sunday-school children. The speaker of
the day was to have been Rev. Father
Carmody of Richmond but he was I'M
avoidably absent The pastor. Rev. j. -.
Shannon, made a few appropriate and elo-
quCnt remarks, then introduced in turn
4. r. McGnnirs of Bolton. Capt. j. j.
Monahan and George Dunton. They
spoke interestingly of the duties of Amer
lean citizens. ana OF the appropriateness
of u church flag raising Thus ended Il
celebration unique in Vermont and long
to be remembered ny the citizens OF I'm
dcrnill.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. Of Bur-
lington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
SHELBURNE.
Among the pleasantest social events Of
the season was the marriage on Thursday
afternoon of Miss Hattie Il. Tyler 10
rhaddcus l.. Stevens of Jonesville. Rev.
-. W. Dayton performed the ceremony
using the Episcopal service. The house
was very tastefuly decorated with potted
plants and evergreens, the couple standing
under an arch of evergreen from which
huhs Il hO,Se snoe ~ P'hn ''i ma '!oiis " 80
ailll,"N' i"c pilu"' Noup'e ntS''u .'t NC
P"IIo, u 'ho 81 h,,9 VI ,;1. sit,
They were preceded by Master Clayton
II. tyler, nephew Of Miss Tyler, who act
co as mower DO! di'' NJ ~ WIZ -. -.
suit hHu piUs Sdsi' e4ieHii'"'''tS w
Svi ''' ihilculu'elS ultct Wv C1, ''i''' :;
me presents mere h uii'oI o"s a"u 80 80
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th's are soIu souN ehif spoo' ii'H W
Yer N'aE'o 10 ms auii' UNI PIP, N'i't'
| 'lu'' ~ 80 80, -. wilma piaI-
Yer spoon from Master wharf a. on Or
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- "a, M Do,.,on norforr,od Tho ccr.nnnv.
A., w., Mr. pi,,o ,,iu siGo ot Isle /.
. Motto
| Miss Rertha Eddy, mas bought new Tia.
IL by s feet and also raised IA new nal
roio 10 feet tall. The flag was bough
with money collected by the teacher an,
children. The pole was presented to IN,
school by Orville Spear.
Rev. ID. W. Dayton preached 10 the oil,
: folks Sunday morning The church wa,
beautifully decorated with flags, autumn
LEAVES fruit and yegeta bles
= The Kings Daughters will meet Will
, Nrs y r. Stodcard Friday at 100 D. m
, \ r. Miller Is convalescing
= Mrs CHARLES w Barney il yisitin.
: friends I'm Rolton
: Mas Irene NcGee has returned from
= Darlington.
/ NJ Tvler is preparing to move {,
I JonesviIle where no Will make his hom
I in tho future.
[ Or Grinnell of Burlln gton was in tow
> ,all Oh hAr tnr .n1r sol r.