Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-30
sWANToT.

Louise Clark to Edward wellngtof,
Wells Of New York.
sWANToH. =
THE, The corner s,on. Of the ycw uiy
Trinity Episcopal Church was laid W.
appropriate exercises NJ lf.9o r.,,.
morning A service prep|red nv p,.,..
nan was used. The at,pn1jarco
denominations was large. inc,lrd,,. >"
ers and pupils Of the graz,
After prayer and responsive 'op'
the Rev. Edward stone. the Sing ~
placed with these words I'm :, o f,,p way
Jesus Christ ne place this fou,d,,inl,
stone Of the church" The doxo,ogy ,.,s
then sung. and the Rev s. ua,s,ooa
watkins made brief remarks rom
graduating The parish and tho ,i,ag.
upon so happy an event and having a
WORTHY tribute to ". " Stone and f,r.
Nv. whose kindness and generosity ba,
made tile church possible An aorronria,a
hymn was sung and benediction given IN
nrass tube underneath the stone ara
paced copy OF the Living Christ. tho
Mountain Echo tho f'rce Presq. syer,o,
Courier, Nermonter. convention reoords
copy of Womans Auxiiarv urorrao,
local tercentenary program also a rio-
containing obituary notice NJ r. NJ stone
The inscription nm the stone ia as Fol-
lows: ITO the Glorv Of Coo In Memory
OF H. NJ. and Olive y. Stone iooN" on The
end OF the stone Ia cut r1ai,ese cross
One Of the big boilers is Installed l-,
the plant Of the barney Narble COM
peny and arrangements are being r,a1e
70 put In the second nne-Vtcto~ Picaco.
died Saturday after a briof Nlncse With
! hemorrhape. He came here from Mont
real about twentv wears AMI has been
engaged in trade. A wife and Two chill
dren SURVIVE him Tic water sun-lv
, from Fairfield pond IA proving very sat.
| isfactory since IL. minor defects have
been reneded Notwithstanding the rro-
longec period Of dry weather freduene
oheervatiors NJ tho rord show only a
slightly lower level and great 1uanti-
ties ~ water are used daily for thu
Swanton service and none Of the rsers
have been restricted The three foot CO.
| mert dam pGt IN a, 'he outlet last fal
| greatly increased the storage Tho vii.
| lage Is contemplating extending main
| 10 include tho Medor section. where a
number have pe,itIoned for ser,-lce--
! Daniel briggs Watson OF Highgate and
Nellie Katherine Ross Of St Adams
were married at the Methodist parson-
age Saturday evening They will res'ds
| IN 81. Adams
| AZ special meeting ~ the W e.
T. r n the home Of Mrs Peacock
Monday evening the following OH
GERS were elected: President. Mrs.
Isaac HYATT frs, president, Mrs.
A s Fieurv. second Vice president.
Miss Elsie Pease: corresponding sec
rN'arv. Miss Nellie Blake. recording
secretary. Miss Sadia Eir'ck. treasur-
er. Mrs J r Corllsa: delegates 70
'hA state convention. Mrs A. S. Fleury.
Mira O K own.-George Jordan OF
Worcester, Mass, Is guest 81 A. s.
Fleury. In 1861 he was a neighbor
Of Mr.. Flcurv In Isle La Motto. To-
gether they ran away and enlisted.
one ls and one - years OF age. II
"a now 80 years since they have met
Mrs Howard has returned from
Shelburne-Dr Lee Thomas went TO
New York Monday. where he has a
position as assistant physician IN the
Kings Park hospital.--Principal Gran
dali In charge OF the SwantoR high
school since the opening OF The fall
term has been called away and II liz
rumored he Is not to return. Miss
Mae Nen. a graduate Of Syracuse Tni-
varsity, has been engaged temporar-
lily.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn o. Abercc-r,
Que. are visiting in tovn.-There was 3
special meeting OF the Kings Daughters
Tuesday evening 10 discuss the purchase
OF the Ferris property Manning
Is critically ill-F. r. Bravton who has
been confined 10 his home ny illness since
last spring. started on the road again
yesterday.--Nrs. Stephen Brown moved
into the Alice Barnes house yes'erdav-
Principal Crandall Is not 10 return 70 tho
swanton high school The superstructura
FOR the addition TO the poultry tocd plan.
Is Up-A handsome sum IVES realized at
the ice cream party given by the =.
Agnes society Of the Catholic Chnr \
Tuesday evening Miss Matte Huss"Y
returned home last evening from tho
White mountains.