Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-15

Principal f.. II. johnson then introduced
T.. II. Morrill, of Brigham acad-
envy. Bakersfield. who gave an able and
pleasing address. using as a subject such
as ! have J give unto thee lie Spoke
to the young people bu. the
talk was instructive and pleasing TO all
Miss Harriet Johnson followed with u
piano solo. After this Principal Johnson
presented the diplomas and made few
remarks to the graduates CONCENTRATING
them on their work and wishing them sue
cess and as this term finishes his work
here he also spoke with regard to the work
done during the time he has been here and
changes made in the school course. Mr.. +.
7. Sawyer responded with thanks to the
school for pleasant evening.
Mrs George Allen visited in Johnson |
Friday and Saturday.
]. n. Shattuck of Worcester. Mass, is |
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, J. r. Bates.
Mrs r. D. Snyder will arrive here from
Savannah, Ga the last of this week or the !
first of next and will spend the summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. b.
Drury.
About 40 of the friend Of Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Labounta spent Friday afternoon at
their home, it being the 5Cth anniversary
of their marriage. They left purse of S1l
as a reminder of their friendship. In the
evening the band of Is pieces gave them
a serenade.
Miss Lena Brownell is home from Buff
falo.
Lyman Wiley expects to open his new
livery stable the 15th.1t Is located Just
across the tracks from the stable former
~ owned by his father, g. r. Wiley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyden are to
spend week with w. II. Blake at the
lake shore near Georgia.
Mrs. Homer Ring is spending week at
Winthrop ~ y.
The Ladies Home Circle will hold a fes-
tiNa at the ". r. c. hall on Friday even
ing June 49, Strawberries and ice cream
will be served. The band will be present
and furnish music for the occasion. a cor
dial welcome is extended to ALL
John J. Raine Of Burlington was mar
ried to Ellen Agnes, youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Donahue at the
Church of the Holy Family last evening
a 1870 o'clock before large company Of
friends and relatives. As the wedding par
ty entered the church Mrs f. r. Russ I'll,
who presided at the organ, played the
bridal march from Lohengrin. The four
ushers. F. r. Roddy and Daniel Kelley Of
Burlington. DR.. George Champagne Of
Middlebury and James T.. Donahuo, bro
ther Of the bride and the rest of tho party
in the following order Miss Charlotte
Hale and VILLA m Hale of Burlington
cousins of tho bride, Miss Mary o. Dona-
hue. bridesmaid and William Raine, best
man. John J. Rane, the groom, walt
accompa nied by her father. The oere-
mony was performed by Rev. c. c. De-
laney of Burlington. assisted by Rev. Fa-
Their ]. e. Pouloit of this place. The ie-
cepton followed at the house and was at
tended by a large number of the young
people. The bride was attired in white or
candle over white silk. She wore Il veil
,rrettily knottcd with white carnatons
The bridesmaid wore pale blue muslin
over white silk. The couple received A
large number Of useful and handsome pre-
sents Mr. and Mrs. Raine go - New
York by the way Of Lake George and sara
toEa. The bride is one of the most ropu-
lar young ladies of this village and all
wish her much happiness in her new life.
Five car loads Of immigrants passed
through this place for New York Thurs
day morning.
SHELBURNE.
Saturday evening about o'clock, Fred
Barrett. son of Luke Barrett. fell from a
tree, striking on his head. He fell about
AZ feet and struck on a fiat rock. Dr. F. K.
lStoddard was at once summoned ana on
examination found a bad fracture OF the
skull Dr. John E. Wheeler of Burlington
was called and the doctors removed large
piece of the skull bone.
The high school will close Friday with
graduating exercises in the Methodist
church Friday evening All are invited 10
/ attend. After the exercises the ladies OF
the church will serve ice cream and cake
The district schools all closed Friday
Miss Bertha Eddy's sholars and all the
parents and friends of the children went
tor a picnic on the lake shore in George
Monroes grove An excellent dinner was
served and all had fine time. Ida Spauid-
ing, Fossie Wiley and Henry Wiley had
no marks against their names,
Mrs. Louise Gates closed very success
Coll I-ytl aN
. with speaking and songs by the children
= and fine picnic dinner in Paul Lavilette'
grove which was joined in by the parents
tand friends of the school.
Prof Charles Lee Tracy Of New York
: Miss Frances Burritt of Minneapolis. Miss
5 Fannie Sutton of Milwaukee, are all aN'
l pected home to spend their vacation.
} Col. lie Grand Il. Cannon will sell hi;
: driving and trotting stock at auction al
' his farm Friday.
; Napoleon Duby cut his left wrist on Z
| stone Saturday, necessitating severa
= stitches TO close up the wound.
Bishop A. c. a. Hall preached at thu
= Episcopal chapel Sunday morning and h
:, and the Rector, Rev. 3. W. Atwell lunch
A ed with Mrs. w. Seward Webb at Shell
= burne House, after the services.
l Dr. W. Seward webb and party return
: ed from their fishing trip to Canada Mon
c day noon by special train. They report {
r fine time.
= George Lavilctte has entered the emplo!
5 of John r. Ouhuc.
, The new cooperative creamery is re
: ceiving over u.ooO lbs of milk per day
I They have ordered another separator ans
, hired another man to help run it.
= Mrs. |. II. Deyette started Monday 70
y London, Eng
:. Harry Sheridan, second son of w ]
=. Sheridan. who has been very sick will
I capillary bronchitis is slowly improving
a Joseph Chauvin of Butte, Mont, is tn
Il guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. j
I ,Chauvin.
a Miss Fannie T.. Sutton returned to he
: home 10 East Shelburne on Monday Mis-
!. Sutton has been teaching the past year il
n the schools at GAINESVILLE, MINI, and la
II now accepted a position as Latin teache
T in the graded schools in Mankato, MINI
II and will assume her new duties the for
& part of September.
See Prindes Adv in this number"
5 ESSEN CENTER.
c The commencement exercises OF Map
{ Lawn Academy were held in the Congre
F.. gational church at Essex Center Tuesday
u June g. in the presence OF a large audi
= enCe. After the alumni and principal wer
. seated the senior class, preceded by thei
=, marshal Hugh s. Smith. entered tn
- church and took their seats upon the plat
form. The following programme was ref
dered: Piano solo. Miss Bertha f.. Brown
= prayer. Rev A. Il. Enright; vocd! sole
Il Miss Ida NJ Stanley; essay America 70
n Americans with salutatory), Mabel Gold.
# ingalls,; Grafton, The Choice of a Vocation
q James Henry Anterior; essay, Frances +