Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
VERGENNES.

Frank Turkv of Fe-risburgh and Miss
Mary, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Savoy of this city. We're married Satur-
day evening at the Cong-cga tional par
sOnage in Ferrisburgh the Rev. G.. II
Bailey performing the ceremony.
The first rain in ~ days fell in this
city Sunday afternoon. 1t was only a
small shower but none the less welcome.
George Dalrymple of Sioux City. Ia.
is in town spending his summer vacation
with his family.
The commencement exercises of the
Ncrgennes high school will be held in the
opera house Friday afternoon June L.
at two o'clock. The following programme
will be carried out:
'March to the Charge" .......... Orchestra
Prayer.
Overture-"Castlc Gate" .Schlepprcrroll
Declamation-'rh Blind Bard of An
tiquity' 500. ..... IL Richard Dean
Eolo-"Crossing the Bar Harry L. Tahcr
Rocitation-"With the Shadows of Thy
Wing'.....,. Mary T. Alden
'Hiawatha" a"............M .Morct
Declamation-"The Policy Of Cromwcl"
David s. Roberts
Solo-Judith.......... ....... .......C .Concone
Burnadotti l.. Connors
Essay-"Woman's Social Position Index
Of Civilization".,. Delana r. Willard
Decamation-"One Niche the Highest"
Walter c. Middle brook
Orchestra
Eecitation-"Msry Queen of Scots"
Belle Parker
Cornet solo.......... ............E. S Kane
Decama tion-"The Treason of Benedict
Arnold" Charles L. Woodman
"Danse Antique'..... ........La Morsaria
Orchestra
Declamation-"Thcy Can't Help It,"
Ralph IT, Booth
Recitation-"The Soul of the Violin"
Mary T.. Coo
Chorus. ....... ....... ..........IIigh school
Bonediction..... ......Rev. NJ J.. WOolscY
Monday while George Smith of Ferris
hurGh was engaged in shingling a barn
for George Adams. the staging gave way
and he fell to the ground and was badly
shaken up.
W D. CIough. formerly employed in
W r. Warner & Co.'S drug store and
lately holding a similar position in the
store of DIR. Sheldon at Middlohury has
gone to take charge of n drug store in
Woodstock, the proprietor of which re-
Gently died,
Last Friday evening about % relatives
and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker
gave them a surprise party at their home
in the Judge John Smith house in this
city, the occasion being the 9th anniver-
sary Of their marriage, The evening was
passed very pleasantly in social chat and
served
Newell breckenridge went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington Tuesday
10 have cataract removed from one Of
his eyes. His granddaughter. Miss Grace
J.. Kingsland, accompanied him.
George Lawrence has gone to Russell.
Mass, where he has a position with his
uncle. David Duquette.
Tuesday afternoon on their way home
from the graded school in this city. Will
lam Carter, aged 1G, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Carter. and Otis Ball, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Homer BAH, stopped to climb
beech tree to examine crows nest
When about 20 feet up the tree Carter lost
hls grip and fell to the ground. striking
hrst on his hands and knees and after
wards his head, with such force as to
render MN unconscious, Young Ball, who
was also climbing the tree lower down,
heard Carter fan and jumped To the
ground and finding him in an unconscious
; state ran to nearby spring and
/ fprinklod water upon him to revive him
\ but finding his efforts of not much avail
ran to the farm house OF Frank Bur