Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-07
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Memorial day exercises were very in
torestinG this year and successful. They
were held AZ the Methodist Episcopal
church Music was furnished Ivy the
Georgia band: the address was by col
George T. Childs Of St. Adams and vas
patriotic and mastery address There
was singing by the school Girls and two
selections Were sung by male Quartette
consisting of w II. Hale. Jr., G. N.Wood.
G A. Pratt and G. w. Wiley The church
WAS pretrily decorated with the floral Of
ieringS and flags The class of 1910. NJ.
q. : served ice cream and cake on the
Congregational church lawn Memorial
day and cleared about N5 TO he used to-
ward the class expenses for graduation
Mrs. Caroline Hyde OF Georgia i visiting
a her brothers. H. II. Fuller's.-Mrs.
kiuslcy is at J p Clark's FOR the sum
mer with her little granddaughter. the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William Odhn
Of Andover, Mass.-A local court of tina
Catholic order of Foresters Is To be or
eauizod here the 10th of June. Special
trans are to he run here and large
number are expected here to take part in
the Ceremories.-L. d. Latham is to take
the census at South Hero.-Miss Celia
Kennedy of Woodstock visited her broth
er. James Kennedy last Week.-Mrs.. y.
F. Phelps is on the sick liSt.--Cheill1
Kingsley of Georgia is visiting at II. IL.
tuiers.
An Italian who wasone Of a gang Of men
who were laying rails between this sta
ton and Georgia, had his LEG badly bro
ken sunday by a rail falling upon II. He
was brought to this station and Drs, T.. J.
aud q W. Dixon We're called. The bono
was 50 badly crushed and broken that 1t
was thought best to send him 10 the hos
ptal At St Adams. DR.. q. w. Dixon went
with him. He was taken upon freight
train.-Rev. f. r.. Herrick exchanged with
Rev. George Baker OF WestfOrd sunday
morning Miss Mary Atherton is keeping
house for her father, \. Anterior. who
has taken Mrs. Rehakah GautS place 10
carry ou.-Edward Prentiss and wife ana
two children who have been visiting his
father Fred Prentiss returned to their
home in Windsor Monday. Dr. II oAcomhe
+. Potvin and others OF the order attend
ell the meeting Of the Modern Woodmen
at Burlington last Friday.
Visit Mrs. n r. Berkeys for the choic-
est things in millinery.
Mrs Robert Adams and daughter Miss
Lucy Macdonough and maid of Phladel-
phia, Pa. arrived i'm town Tuesday They
have opened their cottage "Kildare' at
Camp Nartm.-Miss Winifred Flynn has
gone TO Georgia TO help care for her uncle.
Patrick Shean, who is very siCk.-Mr
Adds Martin Is planning TO build new
cottage at Camp Martin Mrs. Bennett.
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs. r.
J Rankin. has returned to her home in
Burlington Services will he held at Trim
ity church next sunday with Holy COM
munion at 700 a. m, and morning service
at l0.i5 p. m. with sunday school at 10
o'clock.-Mrs II. {. McNall spent Tues
day I'm Burlington. Miss Rogene Dough-
erty of South Hero. was in town Tues
dayon her way to her school at Johnson
Mrs. Hiram Skeels who has been visiting
her son. c. +. Skeels at The Glenwood"
returned TO her home in HiGhGate This
week.--The Howard Opera House orches-
ira OF Burlington will play for the grad
uating exercises on June Determinations
were received in town for the Kibhe-lrish
wedding at South Hero on June 10th.