Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-24
HINESBURGH.

The graduating exercises OF the A class
OF the high school We're held in he Con-
ErcSational church Friday evening. May
j. The church was crowded with the
friends of the class, great many from
other towns being present. There were
fourteen graduates and all did credit to
themselves. Guiran's orchestra discour--
I"d some fine music and the church was
beautifully dec GRATED with flowers and
pottcd plants.-ReV. II. l.. kelton will de
liver the Memorial day address here May
50 DR.. Edmunds of Bristol WAS i'm town
two days last week. Guy CARPENTER re-
turned to Buffalo, y Y. last FriduN.-W.
T.. Andrews broke "A bone in his hand last
week by accidentally hitting IT on Il door
II had to hc put in Il plaster cast Misses
Flora Russell and Kate Tobey of Montpe-
lier Seminary came home to attend the
graduating exercises Miss Hcndee. IA for
mer teacher in the high school and who
Is now teaching in Burlington, was in
town to attend the exercises. Arletta
Shinvile of Burlington also was in town
Mr.. Aver of Claremont, y. H. who has
been assisting Mr.. Could in his curd house
returned to his home SaturdaY-MiSs.s
Mamie Wright and Bessie child OF Bur
linGton were Charles Wrights over
Sunday.-Miss Stasla Crowley Of the class
OF 90 iiinesburgh high school. visited
friends in town over Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs, II. NJ. Hun and Claire Hun nave re
/ turned from w dSIlnElbn, ~. g. MrS.
Simon Degree, who has been i'll with grip.
( is able to ride out.-Clarence Lilley is
in very poor hcalth.-Rev g. W. Stafford
will preach the Memorial sermon May -.
cyrus Knox OF Rutland is visiting Mrs.
Rufus fatrick,-Miss Florence BARRIER. no
has been i'll with typhoid fever. has re-
covered sufficiently t. he brought home
and she is now at her fathers, q. H. Bar
/ Iher's-John Debcrvillc died May ~ after
la short illness and the funeral was held
from his late residence Monday at
o'clock Rev. H. L. keltcn of bristol of
nCiaGng. Mr.. D"h"rV.le was an old resi-
dent of this town and man respected
by the community. lie leaves hve Oh lrer
to mourn his loss.-Mrs. IT, &, Cassidy rs
visiting her sister. Mrs Charles Clifford
lin bristol.
The Old dance hall in the Parker iious,
has been cut up into eight large room,
ana other extensive repairs made in th'
hotel.-rhe band meets every Monday
| evening AT the town hall with their cf
ticicnt band master, G. w. RuSscll.-NeN
sunday Memorial day services will b,
held in the Baptist church with sermon
by Rev. Stafford. Principal f.. u. ShaiI
has received the appointment of census
! enumcrator for the town of Norton. II
Essex county.-Local politics are warmiu,
up, and it looks as II the fight for repre-
sentative would be made squarely on tn
issue of prohibition or high license. Nobl
D, Partch is the candidate OF the former
while the high license sentiment is divide,
between G. 4. Wright and +. !. Ray
DR.. c. j. Russell will return from Alhau,
for the summer next Saturday.-M II
f. Remington of Fitchburg, Mass, is Wis
iting at NJ. r, Remington's Mrs. ]. I,
Rice cf i}ridport is visiting hcr mother "A
Mrs John CollAs Mrs. II. NJ. iIull ha
returned home from Plattsburgh.-ReN