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

OF Middlebury. The vergennes Granse
gave neishbors night Friday
evening. About Is members Of Grand
View Grange, Addison, were present and
rendered a literary and musical pro-
eram.-Mrs. Bert r.. Teclyea of the In
dustrial school, who underwent an OPP
Grafton at tho Mary Fletcher hospital
Thursday, Is recovering.--Mr. and
Mrs George Pease have returned
from New York city. The con-
dition of Mrs. Pease, who has been un-
de- going treatment. Is much improved.
Memorial day was appropriately OBJ
served here Monday. The weather was
beautiful and there was good attend
ancc. All the stores and business places
we're decorated with bunting as we'll as
many residences. At 1870 the procession
composed of Ethan Allen Post. c. A. RI
Nergenncs fro department, Vermont In
dustrla school and carriages with tho
orator of the day. clergy, city officials
end invited guests formed under the d.
rcction Of G. +. o. Klmball and marched
through the principal streets to the
opera house where the exercises we're
held. After n selection by the band
prayer was offered by the Rev. George
II. Pomfrcy. pastor Of the Baptist
Church. After the reading of Lncoln's
Gettysburg address by G. r. s. Pierce.
Robert A. Lawrence of Rutland deliv-
cred an able address. At the close OF
the exercises tho usual exercises of the
Grand Army were held at the old cemc-
terry where class OF children decorated
the graves.
The funeral Of Harold. youngest son
of Mr.. ana Mrs +. c. Scott, who died
Sunday after n weeks Illness with
pneumonia was held Tuesday after
noon Mt the house. the Roy. r. Sawyer
of Panton officiating. The bearers
were Winthrop Smith, Paul Yattaw,
John and Mifrcd Bristol. Two sclcc-
tons were sung by Mrs j. c. Fisher.
Miss Florence Fisher, II. y. Slack and
Guy A. Beach. The burial was made
in Prospect MISUNDERSTANDING Nal
doom and Frank Barrows Of this city,
| II. T.. Beach OF West Ferrisburgh and
Roy Hurlhurt of Monkton went Tues
day Ia MiGdlcbu~v to serve a petit
jurors at tho Juno term of Addison
county COURT. A. Harrington was
IN MddlcburY and Charles Frost in
burlington Tuesday.-Samuel Ken
yon Of Charlotte is visiting his son,
Nurry.--Ottor Creek Chapter, No. "a,
order of tho Eastern star which was
instituted at Charlotte Friday held its
first meeting in Masonic hall Monday
EVENING". q. TYLER OF Burlington
has entered the employ of J. r. Nois-
cux-The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist Church will hold rum
| mage sale, Juno - to &c, IN the store
in tho Gaines hock-Thc Misses Bird
get and Kate Mcmahon have returned
70 burlington after a visit to their
sister. Mrs. Thomas Mack.--Miss Mary
hartley of Burlington spent Memorial
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Eartley-A1rs. Frank Blaney Of
Boston is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
H. Donnellv.--Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
hartley ana niece of Burlington We're
the guests of Postmaster and Mrs.
Thomas Mack Monday.
At meeting Of the parish Of St Paul's
Church Tuesday evening, delegates to
the diocesan convention to be held at ST
Alhans June l6 were elected as follows:
Capt. C. Z. Parker. r. w. McCuen, r.
y. Ross and e. X. Scnle; alternates +.
n. Adams, A. D. Nittum, G. G., Spencer,
r. Nevile.-I.ouis Godette has taken the
position of section boss at this station
Miss A. n. Granger of Poultney is visit
ing Mrs. Arthur lIawkins.-C. T. S.
Pierce went Yesterday to Burlington for
a conference with his fellow members Of
the executive committee OF the State
grand lodge Of the New England order Of
Protection. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McCuen
Of Boston are visiting in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Willard r. Bristol We're in Buring-
ton yesterday.