Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25

xACnnc0N VI ". .illldn Nv t'oth NV
grammer grade for the balance of the
year.
FAIRFAX.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Patnam Of Boston
arc the guests of Mrs. ida Hunt for Il
few .lays.-Miss Anna Bu,lcr IS working
for Mrs. Parsons during tho busy sea
eun.-rhe condition If the Rev. O. X.
HUNT remains about the :iin,c.-Fiiss
Nellie Buozan visited friends in Fletcher
over Sunday.-Robcrt scott and Mr..
1inns Of Philadelphia, who have been
wording at the Falls. completed their
work and have returned home.-Thc
pupils of the II. +. A. presented
'Cficket on tn" Hearth" Wednesday
evening. May Il at the Academy hail.
Mr.. Rolln Southard is in Highgate for
g. few days the guest of fricnds.-W. ID.
stuart and wife were IN Burlington q
few lays last week So Mrs. w. j. Trombly
and daughter. Winona. spent n few days
in ST. Adams last week tn" guest of
friends The many fr,clo1s of Henry
HUI formerly of this place. bat now of
Barton will be panied In hear of his scr
ious illness. Arthur ! allard has finished
his duties with Mr.. Rucc and has taken
81 position with J. u. Shedd.- Mrs. Del
tert Bce'nar has gone to Burlington, for
trcatrent.-C. S. Hcwins returned to
Ioston Wedr Sday. after Il short visit
with friendS.-Miss Mary Phelps return
ed from Boston Saturday.-A case of
measles is reported in town.
Clinton S. Howard will act AS marshal
on Memorial Day: The following named
comrades viii visit the several cemeteries
"a decorate the graves: Com. b. g..
Dawson ut North Fairfax: John S. Hos
ward at Buck Hollow; T.. r. orion Fair
fax Plains; c. d. Cuvin and NJ. ". Hicks
al Safford: T.. G. Minklcr and J.. B. Hunt
the Fairfax cemetery. The exercises at
the several ccnleties will he held at nine
o'clock in the morning or Memorial Day.
IT is expected that the friends
will assemble. furnish flowers and
assist at the several cen :oteries.
The post will meet at their hall at
1::3c p. M. and move to the Bel
lows Free Academy. where tho exercises
will he held. Thc address vii! be deliver
ed by Capt. George w. Burleson of Fair
Geid. Sunday. May 2S. all soldiers. Sons
Of Veterans. and the ". r. C. are invit-
ed to meet with the G. A.. Il. at iG:i5
n. M. tn 20 to the Methodist Church to
attend Memorial services. The sermon
will ln preached by the Rev. George w.
Burke. The Hastings Republican Of
Nebraska of May l. gives the death and
funeral of the late Edgar j. P"aso Of
that city. Mr.. Pcase was born AT North
Fairfax. November S. 1916 and was the
oldest son Of joel Pcase. In $50 he
married Miss Clara p. Danforth of North
Fairfax. Soon after he was married. he
moved to Fairfax village and conducted
Il drug store in that place f"r several
years In MS he moved with his family
: t. Nebraska. In $50 ne moved to Hast
ING. where he organized the Tasting
Fuel 60. In 1904 his wife died and on
{ August 10. 1901 at Kansas City, no. he
was married to Mrs Josie DOiE, who sur
wives him. with ons son and one daughter
from his first wife. He leaves two sis.
ters. Mrs. c.. d. Currier of Fairfax and
Mrs. Seldom {. Green OF st. Albans.-
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Taylor arc happy
over the arrival of a little daughtcr.-I.
G.. bishop received. May 70. ii letter from
Ir. Blake of Barton that Henry T.. Hull
wa; taken unconscious about two weeks
ago and had not come out of II since.
The dcctor though: il WAS doubtful If he
lived Arthur Ballard spent May is in
st. Alhans.-Mr. iiewins of Tostnn was
IN Town EtSN NteN ttlHnG wi GU IIl'TuS.
a son was born TO MIR. md Mrs. Cleon
'0rtun recently, bus It or ~ lived a short
tnmc.-Thc Fairfax Creamery Co. paid
for standard milk the 10Th, sl.24. their
nay roll was about 50. OOo.-The Fairfax
Fasc Iall clul. went 10 Enosburgh Sat
ur,!ay and played with that team. The
J%ncShurgh team beat by a score of I to
"a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. O.. Corrigan May II. 1t only lived
81 few hours Mrs. Fred HIN expects to
leave for the West next week. visiting
friends --rh. Rev. Mr.. Hyatt OF Swan
tan preached at the Baptist Church Sun
day.-The Rev. X. O. Hunt is gaining
slowly. he is able to sit up about three
hours II day.
Following is the programme for pre-
memorial exercises at Bellows Free Acad'
envy: Welcome song, grades 3 and !; reci
tation. "A King" Frederick Giddings
Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg
Charles Moran; flower driil, grades l ant
8: recitation. "Ihe Blue and the Gray
Burnice King; song. Memorial Day,
grades I, s and o: recitation, "A Georgi;
Volunteer Milo White: Spring and Flow
er Song" grade !; recitation, "Eneinic
Meet IN Death Archie RugS; music
"Yankee boobies Boys" grades ! and .
"Winding the Maypolc,' grades ) an'
4: "Our Offering grade 2; solo, "Ol'
Guard Fred kenhcld; exercise, grade
6 and 6; recitation, The Soldiers SIT
Lutte Frank Hunt; duet, "Under tn
Beautiful stars" Misses Marvin am
King; recitation, "a Hero" Ruth King
"Many Flags in Many Lands grade l
chorus, Flag of the Free grades s an
6; drill of the Patriots" grades 4. 5.
and .; music. "America.' The exercise
will occur Monday. May %, at l;30 p. m
in Academy hall. Tho public are cordial
invited to attend and an especial invita-
ton Is extended to the members of tn
q. a. r. for whom seats will he reserved
Following is the programme for con
Ncnccmpnt week ut Bellows Free Acad
envy: Baccalaureatc Sermon. SUNDAY
June II. at ) y. M; junior promenade
Tuesday,. June u. at ) y. M; prize speak
ing, Wednesday,, Junc "A, at S p. m; ba'
game. Thursday. June Is, ~ "A. m. on tn
campus: commencement exercises, Fri
day. June III, = p. M. public reception
Friday jun lG. y y. m. All the eNcr
cisos VIII he held in Academy hall. Reg
li school work wi. lose Wednesday al
t~ernooli. June "a.