Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23
cHITTENDEN
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Richard J.. Thomas and Miss Addlc
Belle williams of Fort Ethan Allen were
married by the Rev. Mr. Compton We'd
nesday June 10, at the Baptist parson-
age.
Invitations have been received here for
the ordination to the priesthood of Will
liam S. Neenan which will take place
at tho Sacred Heart Church in Denver.
June o.. Mr.. Neenan is a brother OF Mrs.
J. A. Donahue of this place
The last meeting of tho Fortnightly
club for the season was held with Mrs.
James A. Donahue Friday afternoon.
Officers were elected rs follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs. II. o. Whitney; vice-president,
Mrs FISHER secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Alfred Webster. Mrs. w. G. Ste
vens has invited the club to be her
guests at camp at Malletts bay at a later
date.
The week of graduation exercises of the
high and grammer schols began sunday
evening when the Rev. c. c. Adams. pas
tor Of the Congregational Church, deliv-
cred the sermon to the graduating class.
Mr.. Adams took as his subject. THE Serv-
ing Life" MS the ideal of tho present age.
Tuesday evening the graduating eXer-
cises of the ninth grade took place
in the Congregational church as follows:
Piano duet. Mildred Teachout and Leone
Dfbuke; defamation William Trafford
Teachout: recitation. Eva Mary White;
defamation, Ernest Darod Thompson:
piano solo, Madeline Sophia Mudgett;
recitation, Mildred Teachout; declama-
ton. Orville James Yandow; recitation,
Ruth Emma Andrews song Misses
White, Teachout. Mudgett, Dubuke; dec
lamation, Harris Kenneth Drury; reclta-
ton, Leone Gladys Dubuke; defamation
Gordon Whcatlcy: piano solo, Marie Jor-
dan: recitation. Genna May Smith,
defamation. RAYMOND Straus, recita-
ton. Marie Elizabeth Jordan piano solo,
Mildred Elizabeth Teachout; defamation,
Ernest Seymour: recitation, Madeline So
phia Midget; defamation, Henry Mar
win Baldwin; award of certificates, Super
irtondent c. d. Howe; piano accompani-
ments by Mrs A. I. Arkley. This
evening the exercises of the graduating
class of the high school will be
held at the same place. Tho pro-
gram will include tho following: Address,
Making History" Prof. James F, Mes
senger: grafton. THE Difficulties OF Rail-
Francis baldwin; essay. Fort Ticon-
deroga." Mary Alvlna Clark; essay, Henry
Van Dyke; F,uia Marjorie Douglas, essay;
English Explorers of the sixteenth Cen
tury." Ellen Addie White. Tho graduates
are Charles Baldwin Mary Clark. Enla
Douglas and Ellen White. Friday even
ing the alumni will give a reception to
the graduates in Music hall
William b. Johnson & Son. proprietors
Of Lake Champlan creamery, paid 81. u
for standard milk and s1.2S for cream
during the month OF May.
he graduating exercises of the gram
mar school We're held In the Congrega-
t;onal Church Tuesday. A large num-
Der Of the relatives and friends of the
graduates were present to enjoy the well
rendered recitations and music
The graduates are William Trnfford
Teachout, Eva May White. Ernest Darold
Thompson, Madaline Sophia Midget
Mildred Elizabeth Teachout, Orvilc
James Yaniow Ruth Emma Andrews
Harris Kenneth Drury, Leone Gladys
DubuKe. Gordon Wheatley. Glenna May
Smith, Raymond straus. Marie Elizabeth
Jordan, Ernest seymour, Henry Marvin
! Baldwin. The certificates We're awarded
/ by Superintendent c. d. Howe. The
church was beautifully decorated witt
palms, ferns. hydrangeas, peonies and
daises.
| William Douglass. who sustained 9
broken RIB and several bruises by being
thrown from team In Burlington last
week, is recovering and is now able Il
walk about. a col, which was beins
| led became frightened and jumped OF
the wagon, tipped it over and threw Mr.
Douglass out.
The marriage Of Ralph Corton 10 Miss
Alice j. Andrews daughter Of Ny and
Mrs. John Andrews took place yesterday
at noon at the farm OF MIR. ard Mrs
Dwight Slater. where they reside. Tho
| ceremony was performed by the Rev
Mr.. CHAMPION. pastor of the Baptist
Church. They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Andrews of Huntington. Mr.
Andrews, being brother OF the bride
Little Miss Carlotta Slater played thC
bridal chorus from "I-ohengrln." The
bride wore a blue travelling suit and car
iied pink and white carnations Mrs
Andrews also wore blue. The rooms were
prettily decorated in pink and white
| Among those present from out of town
We're Guy Gorton, father OF the groom
| mir. and Mrs. Ernest Gorton and Mrs
Clarence Andrews OF Richmond, Mr. and
Mrs. Dayton Andrews, Mrs. Parker Jones
and Iris Higley q. Huntington Mr.. anC
Mrs. Gorton have gone on n short wed
ding trip, af!~- which they reside here
Browns River creamery paid for stand
and milk IN the month of May sl.@9 pei
hundred.