Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-06
HINEsBURGH.

The graduating exercises of the high
school will be held in the town hall Fri
day evening June :, with music by
Moad's orchestra and an address by
Mason s. Stone, State superintendent of
education. on IAN Educational Defect"
Mr. Stone will also conduct a teachers
meeting at 200 p. m. the same day and
at the same placc--The creamery is max
ing about LOO pounds of butter a day
Charles Van Cor went to Burlington Sun
day to visit his mother who IS very i'll
from the effects Of a shock and not ex-
pected to live.-Miss Mary Wilson has
presented 40 books to the town library,
which are of especial interest on account
of their age and former owners among
the latter being the names of Cen
Nathan I4eavenWorth, Henry Leaven-
worth Francis Wilson and +. b.
Hckok.-The first band concert of the
season was given Saturday night from
the band stand and was enjoyed by a
large number from outside the village.
Another Will be given, If the weather
permits. Saturday evening .-Childreus
day will he observed next Sunday in the
| Congregational Sunday school by the
rendering Of a programme by the children
with special music by the choir and
| school-The delegates to the county con-
ference at Milton Wednesday and Thurs
| day are Mrs. Daniel Patrick. Mrs. Albert
| Ray and Mrs Van Haagan. Mrs. Fergu-
son Of Starksboro is visiting Mrs. Cohurn
Pierce.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Harvey are
parents of an infant son.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Harvey are parents
ot son.-Myron Barnes had valuable
| mare fall through the barn floor and
| break her leg. DIR. Murphy set the bone
and they are trying to save the animaa.-
r. y. McCahe, pastor of the Methodist
Church preached the baCCalaureate SER
mon to the graduating class of the high
| school Sunday evening. June 1.-The
graduating exercises of the high school
will be held In the town hall Friday
4 evening. Mr.. Stone, State superintendent
of education, will deliver an address
William Lapree has sold his place In
Monkton to Mr.. lockwood of that town.
S. f. GiTin will carry on the lawson
farm land this year.--Fay Clark has re-
turned from ClarmOnt, y. H.. Mrs.
N Clark will remain longer with her son
and his wife,. II. Wright IS building a
barn.-tIerbert Irish, who has been blind
for several years. has Returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital with sight restOr-
ed.-Charles Rounds of South burlington
has n string % trotters he is training on
the driving park for the fall races-Mrs
Arson Sherman and Mrs. Sprague OF
Huntington visited at NJ, h. Smal's sat
urday
Tuesday evening, June 4, vor'
pretty wedding took place in Hines
| hurgh. when Sarah T.. Mitchell am
Ethan a. Rule were united in marriag
at the home of the groom's parents, b.
the Rev. Thomas Dawson, in the pres
, ence of large gathering OF relativ"
and friends. The house was prcttil
) decorated with overgreens and whit
flowers, the bridal party standing un
der n green arch and white bell. Tn
t bride wore a gown of blue taffeta an
2 carried bride roses. The presents wcr
Y many and useful among them being
quantity of cut glass, silver and beau
l tiful linens Mr., and Mrs. Rule vii
reside in Hinesburgh for the prcsen