Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15

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hcsnital Mt Tcwksbury Mass. for some
months. has returned to town.-Kcnt and
katherine Perloy accompanied the Misses
E,rt on their return home to- Burlington
Snturdav. rcmairng until Tuesday,
n iiiam Baker has recently purchased
= farm in Wcstfnld to which nc intends
moving this fell when his time is on,
rn the farm of L. y. Marsh. Meanwhile
mis- son. olin. is carrying it on and his
daughter, Flandia. is keeping house for
him Father Mc';arroy went Monday to
Springhold whcro he attended on Tues
EaN tho funeral of Father Donovan, VINO
Siod ut his home there on sunday.
Comm. ncomcnt exercises of Enos- ,
burgh high school passed off very pleas
Unity. Friday juno .. The graduation
EXERCISES were held in Opera hall in tn.
afternoon. opening with "A violin solo ny
k1stcr Rudolf Larsen. tho prodigy.
The Hon. Walter r. Ranger. State SUI
Nerintendent of education, gave tho adj
bress to the class, and IL diplomas were
presented to as many young people.
Only three Of the class had parts on
che programmo-aside from the singing ,
-thcy being those bearing first and sec .
ond honors. In the evening violin
concert was given by Alfred Larsen
and son Rudolf. OF Montreal with Mrs.
NJ r. Yaw accompanst. The chief
interest was in the son, a lad still In
knee pants, who has only within three
Years developed any taste for music. yet
9n his interpretation of standard and diff
ecult selections. shows wonderful tai |
INT His debut. made this season. Gro q
Atcd a Juror among musical circles in
Montreal. who predict q wonderful fu-
ture for him. The banquet was served
nv the Ladies' Aid in tho usual
Hountiful manner and tho post-prandiai
exercises in charge Of T. j. Tyler. need
~ praise. they spoke for themselves
lind closed a full day in the lives of the
young people.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Smith of Swanton
el,ent Sunday in the family Of H. h
Garrar-Fred W Earrah ard two daugh-
t.rs Of Watorville have been passing
few days with his brother, Dr j.
narrah.-Nows was received here
Sunday of the death that morning in the
hospital at Springfield of Father Dono-
All, a former rector Of St. Jean Baptist
Church! llo had tubercrlosis.-Mrs Mary
e wife ~ ur. ". W. Hutchinson who
was taken i'll with pneumonia ono week
e.:o rasscd away Monday morning at
bne o'clock Never strong physically,
ehc had Leen an invalid for the past five
scars some of tho time confined IN her
bed For some years sh" lived in the
family of the Rev Mr. Swift, and from
there was married October q 1874. She
has been consistent momner of the
Tonyresational Church. though broad
enough tn worship and labor with others
as xne has since living here until fail
tug health shut her in. she was tho
sixth of ton children born to Wilbur and
.ric Of W
arc still living. She leaves husband
md son, William stone, of Bethel. The
funeral was held at her late homo
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock,
with the Row Evarts Kent officiating
md the burial was in Mssissquo
remctcry.-Airs. Mary Rugg of Glens
Fails r.. y, is spending few days with
her sister. Mrs. f. S. Hutchinson.-Mi
Larsen and son Rudolf ar" staying in
Down for a few day'.-Atthur itolden left
town Mondav for Albany. where ne will
enter a business college to take course
IN telegraphy.-Tho Ladies Aid are to
meet with Mrs. o. Merrill FRIDAY after
noon.
Tho funeral services of Mrs. Mary f..
Hutchinson were held at her late home
Wednesday, afternoon the Roy. Evarts
Kent officiating, assisted by the Rov. G..
W. II. Baker. a mixed nuartette consist
Ing of " II. Yaw. G. II. Ahcll. Irs. a.
A. Aseltinc and Mrs. o. Merrill wondered
"Thcv Arc Waiting Mother at Rest"
mud "The Quiet Vale" The bearers were
the husband and SON. Dr. W. W. and w.
s. Hutchinson. Or +. s. hutchinson and
james stone. Among those Pre- sent from
out Of town were Mrs A. s. Swift of
Orwell Mr.. ana Mrs. j. r. Huthell of
Wolcott, James Stone of Fredonia. n.
y, Charles Jackson of Milton and Wilson
jackson of Burlrgtun.-John and Archie
Harding Of Ludlow, who formerly lived
here, were in town Tuesday, They wen,
from here tn Johnson, where their sister
Maud. graduates from the normal school
to-day.-Mr and Mrs Z i. Debarge OF
Swanton passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. !. Gloed.-NcXt Sunday is to he
obserI ed as childrcns day at the Meth
Odist Church In tho morning the SER
mon will ne particularly for Young peo.
pie AMI old pcple with Young hearts. In
the afternoon tho graves of deceased
members of the Sunday school ard CON.
grcgation will he decorated a has been
the custom for the past years. In the
evening the service will ho of tno nature
Ct a concert.-Mcrril Irish and Kntn.
crime and Kent Ierley returned from a
stay Of a few days in burlington with th.
family of W. r.. Rurt.-Ctrds are out AN
nonncinC tho WEDDING of Cora Loon.
Whitney to Blaine ALERT Croft Wcdh,s
dar evening, June 2S. at eight O'clock al
the home of tha brides parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. s. H. Whitncy of East Franklin.-
Invitations have been received here t,
the graduating exercises of Bridgcwater
Mass, State normal school ON Tuesday
June q. Among the graduates is Mis-
Joanna j.. croft. daughter of Mr.. an'
Mrs, A. J. Croft
FRANKLIN.
mrs Francis langford and daughte