Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-29
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Following is the program arranged for
che observance of Memorial day in this
place: The procession will form on East
street. at 3 a. m, sharp, under the
direction of f. B. Palmer, marshal. and
march to the cemetery where the ritual
service of the Grand Army will be given
and the graves of all soldiers decorated
with flowers, after which the procession
will remarch to East street and be dis
missed until afternoon. AT half past one
p. m, the procession will reform and
march TO Holly Hall where an address will
be given by w. ]. Bigelow of Burlington.
Appropriate music will be furnished. by
order OF the Post. George w. Sneden, Com.
Official, E Il. Palmer, AdJt. The follow
ing committee have been appointed for
Memorial day: speaker c. S. Paige, II. p
Sherwn: flowers, A. J. Crane, q. H.,
Brooks; music. II. S. Smith; teams, B. f.
Sheldon, flags, Fl. p. Sherwin: president of
the day. c. S. Paige. The Munsill Hose
Co., Sons of Veterans. Ladies Aid and
SC hool children are expected to unite with
the G. A. r. in the observance of the day.
The name of w. II. Bosworth was omit
ted in the town committee in the report to
the Free Press Saturday by mistake.-A
Clement delegation of II members We're
elected to the county convention. The dis
trict delegates are T.. b. Palmer, A. L..
Cain, Fred Landon. c. w. Rogers. l.. A.
Dodge.--C. w. Carey is in poor health. tie
is now with his daughter in Middebury.
w. G.. Dunton Post, G.. A. r.. met at their
post room Sunday afternoon and marched
to Holley hall. The sermon was preao III d
by the Rev. c. N Thomas as-Wallace T..
Frank died at the residence Of his brother
in-law, f.. II. Burritt. on Saturday night
from consumption of the blood. Mr.. Frank
has been in poor health for a year ur more.
He was for several years the foreman of
the wood shopo the Bristol Manufacturing g
company, leaving there to take charge of
the Bristol House, with @. T.. Grover Up
on leaving the hotel he bought a farm in
Starksboro which he owned at the time
of his death. He was member of Libanus
Lodge. +. x A. NJ. and was master of the
lodge two years His funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at p. m.-The Addison
county. conference of Congregational
Churches was held here May y and Is,
There are to be memorial exercises in
the graded school Thursday.-H. p. Sher-
win has been on the sick list for several
days.
The funeral Of Wallace e. Frank was
held from Holley nall Tuesday afternoon.
There was a prayer at the home on Church
street. The services We're in charge of Lii
banus Lodge. f. & a. NJ. The Rev II. L.
kelton, assisted by the Rev, F.. W. Rich
ardson, oficiated Past Master w. w. Will
son had charge of the Masonic service and
L. w. Narney had charge of the funeral
arrangements. The bearers We're l.. g.
Norton, o. L. Wing. c. W. Smith. j. f.
Whitney, f. w. Frank. Il. A. Danforth,
Marshal G. W Small-Herbert Gibson of
New York is guest of his sister Mrs
j. I. Tucker.-Town Clerk w. w. Wilson
Is building piazza ten feet wide around
his house on Maple street Nathan Duba
has been in Enosburgh Falls the past
week.-1wo or three cases of typhoid fever
are reported in the villaee.-Mrs. c. NJ.
Burnham is at home from Castleton,
where she has been visiting her mother.