Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-06
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saIu'atorN' Alice, Eleanor Casey; ESSAY.
inc fonGhess for What Is Old" Myra.
Iulu Jackman; Grafton. The Per,ls ~
'ne Republic, Merritt Stow Hughes; es-
say. The Decline and Rise of Labor ,,
Ndiloh hdith Roys; oration, Dangers OF
Unrestricted Immigration" Edison War
"e' Dur1ee' cornet solo. w. w Hatch;
'dF' a New Standard Of Morality"
wy II" hlanche Hill; oration, "Amcrtcan
Discomfort" Ralph Frederick Palmer.
c'aSS prophecy. Kathryn Margaret Need
ham; essay, New England Influences q"
CARA Fcrguson valcdictory Mary Kath-
Ieen Edmunds; music. orchestra; prcsen-
'a'Ion OF diplomas; benediction; music
orchestra
MI Abbey of Bellows Falls has been a
guest OF AIR. and Mrs. q. e Grover
orrin Wells has moved from New Haven
/ -'oSeph biNarn has the contract to
nuild barn for A. NJ. Laurence in New
fiaNen'-A. \. Brown of Middebury has
'he contract for c. A. Hankss residence
v" earned Street.-Thcre was a ! gnt
lrost on Bristol flats Saturday morning
L. Il. James has entered the employ of
Iark d. Chase-Mr Sarah Dumas and
'h'NS fNeIEn Dumas are at home from
NatShoId.-Mrs. Daisy Mulings. who
| mas oeen confined to her bed for nearly
| 'our months left her room for the first
lme Thursday.-Thc annual meeting and
banquet or the Outlook club will be held
with Mrs. A. NJ Norton Friday after
! noon.
;. VI. Goff reports the morning TOM
perature for May as follows: Highest "a
degrees; lowest, 2S degrees; morning aver
age "61; last year, 10; noon average. 81;
last year, Gi.2; rainfall 153: last year. all.
snowfall . inches; clear days. 4-EIarold
BosWorth. recently appointed railway
mail clerk, is at home for a few davs
lie expects TO return to White River
junction Friday.-A Z. Grow visited IN
New Haven Sunday.-P Professor Wright of
Miudlebury College preached the baccal-
aureate sermon before the sraduating
class at the Congregational Church Sun
day afternoon. There was large attend
I ance.-Chldron's day will be observed
in the Baptist Church Sunday. June l6. -
Mrs. y. ID. Bissonette was in Vergcnne.
Monday to attend the funeral Of her aunt
john Sunderland of Bridport passed
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sumner
Mrs. Julia Sunderland. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Sumner.
mas returned 70 her home in Bridport. f.
W. Smith went to Rutlanti Mondav.--Thu
Odd Fellows will observe memorial Sun
day June in Holley hall. The address
VIII he delivered by the Rev. r. Gavan
DunH of Nergennes.-C. W. Rivers has
bought the Smith farm located in New
Haven and Bristol Of the Ceylon Jackson
estate. Mr.. Rivers !s closing out his
grocery and meat busncss.-There Is 10
be quite an effort in the line of rel a,toIs
meetings here this summer on Juun
the Rev. w. s. Bezanson will hold an omen
air meeting on the park. June lG, n.
Rev, J. II, Hector will preach in the Meth
odist Church; July IL 20 ~, the Rev T.
w. Munhall will conduct tent meetings
with noon hour services in Hoi!ey hall. A
chorus of from 30 to 100 voices Will sing
II. G. Brown of Richmond was at home
over Sunday.--George Oliver visited his
grandmother in Vergennes over Sunday
The delegates from the local Baptist
Church to the Addison County Raptf,t
association in Charlotte next week are:
f. +. Ellison, Miss Minnie Ellison, Mrs
Frances Grant and Mrs. Levi Bates-a.
W. Dunshee of Proctor is visiting his
mother Mrs. y. NJ Dunshee.
T. r. Nichols OF Pittsburg, Pa. is in
town for a short stay He will return
next Friday taking Mrs Nichols and their
daughter with him-Reuben Norton of
Rutland was in town visiting his parents
Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Norton. over Sim
day.-Mr3. r, F. Hatch is at home from,
visit to her sister in Berlin, n. HI
B. Needham Of Orwell, was a guest of "
a. Lawrence Monday and Tuesday.-C;
w Sneedon, Mrs. Seraph Snedon. Ms
Minnie Smith, Mrs. G. f Edmunds Mrs
c. f. Hathorne and Mrs. C. T. Munsiu
attended the grand chapel of the
order OF the Eastern Star at burlington
C. w. Snedon received a telegram Mon
day from Newhaven, y. Y. announcins
the death of his SISTER, Mrs Lizzie Keeler
who had been i'll a year or more.-Mrs
Kate r. Peake gave class supper IN
honor of her niece Miss Kathryn Need
ham, who is member Of the class at the
Bristol House Tuesday evcning.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Crane. Mrs j. Quirk, Mrs NJ
Nolan and John and William Caffrey
children Of the late Mrs. Bridget Caffrey.
have returned to their homes-T :,
Smith has been visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Henry Palmer, in East Charlotte the pa st
weck.-Bert Preston Of Burlington is IN
town.-Arthur James has returned from
Sherbrooke, =. G.
Mrs. Rhena Callahan, wife of Or.
George Russell, who died in Lincoln
Monday night, was formerly n resident
of this town, and a daughter OF John
and Jennie Callahan. She WAS "A grad
uate of the Bristol high school class of
1893, She leaves besides her husband
her mother, Mrs, Jennie Callahan of
Burlington, sister, Mrs. Freeman
Eddy Of Bennington. ana ono brother.
Luther Callahan of Burlington. The
funeral Will be held at the Raptist
Church here Friday morning at eleven
o'clock.--Mrs. Como Of Burlington is
visiting Mrs, Daniel Levarn Mrs. NJ.
=. Varney Is quite HE. ID, Blackwell
Of the Lake Dunmore Light ana Power
company Is attending meeting of
electricians in Washington. -. C--Mrs |
Gertic Atkins, who has been seriously |
III for several weeks. has been moved |
from her home 10 that of her parents, |
MIR. and Mrs. ", T.. Hanks.~-Nelson |
Santau OF Burlington is visiting his
parents.-The members of Bristol |
lodge, |. o. O. F., and Rcbekahs will |
meet at their hall next Sunday at D. |
m, and march to Holley Hall whore |
the memorial address will be delivered