Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29
JERICHO.

JERICHO.
Academy hail was filled Thursday even
ing when the closing exercises Of the
grammar school were given. Among
those present were the superintendent of
tho school union, Mr. Prior OF Richmond
and the entire school board. The pro-
gram as given in the Free Press was
carried out Tho stage was decorated
with the class colors. pink and green
Certificates were given to Gertrude Sis
tiers. Eileen Mcmahon, Barbara Desany
Bessie Percival and Willie Schillhammer
Just before the exercises closed. Gertrude
Sisters. acting for the class, presented
the teacher with a five dollar gold piece.
The honor pupils for attendance for tho
term are: Howard Sinclair. Francis Nc
Mahon, Maud Edwards. Frank Flynn.
George and Nellie White, Effregenla
Townsend, Gertrude Sisters and Willie
Schillhammer.--Abou IS from here went
on the boatride Friday when the Sunday
schools of Essex Junction and nearby
towns had their outing.-N1rs. U. S, G.
Cherry and daughter of Dakota are
guests OF Mrs. Cherry's father. C. s.
Palmer.-News has been received here
from Bellows Falls that Miss Jennie F1il-
Ter. who has been seriously i'll, has gone
to Boston for treatment for chronic
stomach trouble--C. w. Gates Of Frank
lin has been visiting at l.. F. Wilbur S.
Following her usual custom Miss Adrien
of the intermediate department of tho
village school entertained her pupils at
her home Friday afternoon.--Ivan White
of Burlington was at home to attend
. EThnn1 NJ
remain over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. God
dard of Foster, Quebec. who have been
visiting at Y. G. Nays, have accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Nay to Massachus-
etts for a two weeks visit among rela-
tives.-Miss Alice Carroll has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Ma
CHA, III Westford. Edward H. Frye Will
give a unique entertainment at the school
hall Friday evening. juno 30 Subject.
David Harum' Mr.. Frye comes from
the White entertainment bureau and is
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
Miss Grace Perley Of Enosburg, who
has been attending the Plattsburgh Nor
NAL school for year. is the guest of Miss
Carlotta safford.-Miss Ada Wolcott, who
Is completing her second year In the
hospital. is at the home of her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. y. w. wolcott, for a
few weeks-Mrs John Wall is seriously
ill.-Herbert, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Wright Fay. who has been seri-
Cvsly i'll, is better.-Edward Varney and
+. BaileT Brown We're in Burlington Sat
lrday.-tieorge Dunbar Suter and Miss
Gladys Suter. who have been visiting in
town a week have ppue IN Ieffarsnp-
vile before returning to their home in
Swanton-Miss Mary Pease. who has
been at l.. c. Rice's for a few months.
fas returned TO her home in Essex
Arthur Dowell of Washington. D. C., Is
&, F. p. Perciva- : for the summer Mrs
Sisters and daughter. Lila, spent Satur-
day in Burlington.-Miss Addie Yandov
Of Wilston has been the guest of Miss
Barbara Desany for a few days.-L. c.
Stevens is engaged in taking the school
census.-Mt Mansfield grange is to have
a picnic and boatride to Fort Ticon-
deroga. y. Y. Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Covey of Cnderhil spent Satur-
day with her sister. Mrs l. c. Morse
Mir and Mrs. Gale of Plainfeld are guests
Of Miss Emily Howe,-Miss Fannie Nc
ennis has been visiting her sister, Miss
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few days.-Alr. and Mrs. William Norris
Of Aver, Mass. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. f. z. Percival for few days, while
on their way to Fardwick They were
roth former residents Mr.. Norris being
telegraph operator here
Ernest Young OF East Berkshire was a
guest over Sunday OF his brother law,
j. u. Stafford. Jr-Mr. and Mrs. II. j.
among the visitors in Burlington Satur-
day.-AIrs. L. c. Rice gave the primary
pupils pleasant time in their rooms
Friday afternoon. The following pupils
were perfect in attendance for the term:
Clara DeForgc. Grace and Frank Miller,
Wright Foster Lester Vincent Kathyrn
Prior, Dorothy Sinclair. Donald and Ray
nond Buxton. Alfred Varney, Rupert
Yantz, Doris and Florence Garland, Lila
| Sisters Reginald Hoskins. Harry Monta-
| que and Florence Gokey. Those absent
| one day or less were: Gladys, Persis, Carl
ana IIartwell Hanley, Dewey DeForge,
| Helen Garland and Charles Miller The
! Misses Phyllis Brown. la Brigham and
| Helen Cashmere and Edward Narnev
! were among those from here who ascend
ed Mt. Mansfield Monday Miss Grace
! efleN, VINO mas uttH VISITING MISS car
| lotta Stafford for a few days. went Tues
| day TO her home In Fnosburg. civilian
Harrington of Wichita. Kan. and Miss
! Matterson of Pennington are visiting at
! c, H. Nash's.-Sunday completed the
! second year that the Second Congrega-
tional Church has been without pastor.
! although the pulpit has been supplied
| eli OF the time. The Rev. c. b. Atwood
! the last pastor. resigned July I, 1903
| Mrs. Fred w. Buxton IL ill.--Mrs. Amos
| Hartwell Of Montpelier, who has been
| visiting her brother George Foster fa
| Mr.. Hartwell, who has been here several
weeks, accompanied hor.-The Ericsson
company is to give an entertainment in
Academy hall this evening
Guy Hanley has finished work in the
creamery and is moving on to the Charles
TT farm at Jericho Center, which he
| has hired, Edward Varney has taken
| Mr.. lIanley's place in the creamery
| Tho Rev. j. T. Buzzell of Derby, who II
spending a months vacation, preached
| Sunday in Derby NJ a special service. lie
returned to town Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
| G. G. Buxton and son, Maurice, were in
| burlington Monday.--The condition OF
| nesday with little hope of reoovery.-Mr
| and Mrs. Daniel Convey OF Underhill spent
| Saturday with her sister, Mrs. I. G,
Morse. While returning to their home
| the horse took fright at an automobile