Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Stone. Monday evening the class play
The Professor" will be given in Holley
hail. Wednesday evening, the class BAN
uet; Thursday, concert by the Lotus
male quartette; Friday afternoon. COM
menccmcnt exercises; Friday evening.
commencement ball. The class consists
of four boys and nine girls.--The funeral
of Mrs. Mary Ncedham was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs +. c. Dixie Tues
day afternoon. The Rev Il. II. stone Of
ncated The bearers were four grand
sons of the deceased Leroy Neal G.
Middlebrook of Burlington. +. n. Dixie
and II. c. Palmer. The interment was in
Greenwood cemetery by the side OF her
husband Mrs. Needhams age was IS
years.--N1r. and Mrs. H. n. Tatro are at
home from several days in rsridport.-
The Rcv. S. +. Perry of Richford was
tho guest of H. p. Shcrwln and family
Monday and Tuesday.-W W. Wilson
was in Burlington Monday.--Rama Duba
of Burlington has rented the Lawrence
blacksmith shop.-Mrs. G. N. Hanks is
visiting Mrs. y. y. Bissonette In Bur
lngton.-The ball game Monday after
noon. Bristol vs. Middlobury ends, re-
suited IN n victory for Bristol. 9 to b.
Thomas Dupont of Middlebury was in
town Monday and Tuesday .Charlcs
johnson. a truckman. was thrown from
his wagon Monday evening breaking his
right shoulder Mrs. II. ]. oaks is in BUR
linrton for n few weeks stay.-The Of
flcers OF the Baptist Christian Endeavor
society for the ensuing SIX months fol-
low: President, William May; vics-
president. Clinton Usher; recording secre-
tary, Jennie y .Sherwin; corresponding
secretary Sadie Simonson; treasurer.
Edith Brown; junior superintendent.
Sadie Simoneon; musical director, Mrs.
F. r. Briggs.
Rama G. Martin and Miss Lula y. At
lins were married at st. Ambrose roc
tory Wednesday morning by the Rev. D..
7. Coffey They loft on a short trip after
wedding breakfast at the home OF Mr..
ana Mrs. T., G. Levarn. They will re-
side hcre.-Mr. md Mrs. Meader Martin
and child of burlington attended the
wedding. James c. Cooley, aged "
years, died at the home of Mrs. Emma
Cooley Tuesday night He had been In
feeble health for several years. The
funeral will be held this afternoon at
three o'clock and interment will he IN
brandon to-morrow.-S. NJ. Golf reports
the morning temperature for MAY as
follows: Highest. 80 degrees: lowest. 80
degrees: average, 42.27 degrees last
Year, 6l2 degrees; noon average 80. rs
degrees; last year, ca. 20 degrees; rainfall.
i.3 inches; last year. 233 inches; snow
fal "a of an inch; last year, 6 inches:
north wind Q days; south. l6 days; va
i'ahle, days; clear days. 8; partly clear.
/; cloudy, 6; highest point reached, So
~. G. F. Edmunds is improving slowly
and is able to ride out.-Mrs. Gencvicve
Tower of burlington is visiting re,a-
tlves herc-The Rev. J. F.. Motcalf of
Troy. n. Y, was in town Tuesday
called here by the death Of Mrs. Mary
Needham.-Mr. and Mrs. II. c. f.. Bis-
tol, r. j. oaks. Martin Rider and all
the blacksmiths were summoned to
county court Wednesday in the Trudo
VS.. Cardell case.--Wesley Waite of Rut-
land Is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. +. Waite.-T. s. Drake was in
\ergennes We1nesday.-J. r. Rider and
s. NJ. Stow are able to ride out Prank
l. Ward returned from Anthony. Kans.,
Wednesday. where he has been since
March.-Mrs. Benjamin Bicknel and
children from Kansas are visiting rela-
tiVes here.