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

the green lined grave hoated the stars and
stripes mararg it as a soldiers burial
place. Many beautiful floral omblcms at
tested the love they bore for the deceased
and the sincere CeGret of his untimely
death. The bearers were six of his most
intimate associates, Capt. Frank l.. Green,
liout. \. NJ Mason and Messrs. William
Doolin, Walter 5. Soule w. II. Golden and
Ora Culver.
Harold d. Childs has just passed his
first years examination at the naval
academy, Annapolis, and ranked 10 in a
class OF "a. He is now on three months
trip on the Mcnongahela. which will visit
Plymouth and Lisbon. re is command of
the captains gig during the trip.
The following appointments of teachers
in the public schools have been made for
the coming year: High school, Principal
Francis A. Bagnall, Miss Alberta Beeman,
Miss Henrietta Chase and Miss Helen Il.
Mason; 9th grade, Miss Gretrude Beeman;
9Th grade. Miss Athea HYDE; eth grade,
Miss Margaret Miller; 9Th grade, Miss
Iurah Mott; Messenger street school, Miss
Mary Moore, principal; Miss Mary Rogers,
Miss Harriet 5, butcher Miss Hattie
Mcigs; Barlow street school, Miss Ellen
Dee, principal; Miss Lizzie White, Miss
Mabel Story and Miss Persis butcher; Elm
street school, Miss Helen Story. principal;
Miss Clara Bliss, Miss Mabel Hopkins and
Miss Ella Foster, primary department.
central school, Miss Lorena Frost; kinder
Garten. central school. Miss Mabel Ellis
and Martha Leighton; kindergarten Elm
street. Miss Sarah S. Ford instructor in
music, Miss Louise d. Wardwell
The aged father of Prosper Mitchell Of
Lake street is very low, having sustained
stroke Sunday.
Granville Shedd died at lns home on
High street at 7:30 o'clock NJ onday evening,
after many months OF suffering. He leaves
NJ
tin, Mes. Edward Shanks and Miss Bertha
Shedd, and ono son, Irving Shedd all of
this city Mr.. Shedd was an upright Citi-
zen and loyal friend, and his family
have the sincere sympathy Of the COM
munity. The funeral took ulace at o'clock
on "Wednesday afternoon.
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson of London,
Eng, president of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way CO., and Lady Wilson, came here Tues
day on the car, "Niolct" and remained
about an hour. They were met fcrc hy
Chas. NJ, Hays, chairman of the executive
board of the G. V. Railway Co.. Geo. II.
Reeves, traffic manager of the Grand
Trunk and Central Vermont systems and
Col. w. Seward Webb.
The 67th annual session OF the Vermont
Champlain Association of Vnivcrsalists,
will be held at the Universalst church in
this city on Wednesday and Thursday,
June q and % The first session will be al
- 'Iuth III 'llt dlttInbOIl when rev. j, ".
Bennett will give an address of welcome
and a response by Rev. Alonzo Chase.
Organization reports of churches. and
business; address, Rev !. p. Booth, ID. D. ::
address, Rev. f., A, Read; sermon, Rev.
Alonzo Chase: communion administered
by Rev. l. F. Booth and Rev. A. Nj. Smith
The Wednesday evening service Will con-
sist of an address by Rev. j. Edward
Wright of Montpelier; Thursday morning,
council, praise service and address by Rev
A, NJ. Smith and address by Rev. Alorzo
Chase; Thursday afternoon, council and
election of officers; address by Rev. J. H.
Metcaf; sermon by Rev. ]. o. Bennett:
closing remarks, Rev. Alonzo Chase
ENOSBURGH.
Childret's day exercises were held in
Memorial church Sunday morning, the
18th, and in the evening in the Baptist
church. Both were well attended and in
terestiHg -The next meeting of the Y. p.
;, c. e. viii be held In the Baptist church
the evening of the l5th.-Ella Stevens and
Eii Homer were married at the Congrega-
tiohal parsonage by Rev. j. w. IL. Baker.