Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page 1872

Mrs. Edward Bass and her mother, Mrs.
Goodenough. arrived Tuesday and aft
~ passing the day in town went 20
tho Bass farm to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bass.---E. NJ. Washburn was in
town Tucsday.--Mrs George Dukette
went to Bethel Tuesday to VISIT Mrs.
Martha Cushing.--Charlcs Crandall,
the architect OF Burlington. who drew
the plans for the new and remodeled
Echool building, was present at the
SCHOOL meeting Tuesday cvoning.--Miss
Lura Montgomery went 30 lIartlanI
Tuesday for a week with friends
THE Grange will celebrate children's
day at their next meeting and tho
program will be gwen by children of
tho members of the grange.--News
has been received of John Connolly,
who is located in New England, North
Dakota, that no Is somewhat more
comfortable Miss Lois RiX is in Tun-
bridge visiting her parents.-C. o.
Dsha accompanied his daughter. DORIS
q ha, to Springfield Tuesday. where
she will remain some time with Mrs.
Lizzie Smith Lockwood.-NTrs. f. s.
Hewitt left Tuesday for Meriden, n.
H.. where there will be a reunion OF
the class of 1866, of which she was
member.--Mr and Mrs. Irwin Chad
wIcl< of Boston arrived Monday for a
Few weeks. Mr.. Chadwick is train
dispatcher at the North Station in that
ritY.-Mrs. Edward Sault, who has
been I'm Vergennes visiting relatives.
arrived homo Tuesdav-Mrs John ia
robs of Braintree was in town Tues
nay.-There was n large attendance
MT the moving picture show Monday
hight, half of the proceeds of which
went to the sanatorium fund.--Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Goodale were in town Sun
day, guests of Dr. ard Mrs. II. II. Hay
ward.-Walter Archer has rented the
rooms in the Union block formerly oc-
rupied by Ernest Manchester and will
open a billiard and pool business
there.-Miss Mabel Smith and Mr.. Man
hing of East Granville were married
Sunday. After short wedding trip
they will return here to reside. The
bride is the eldest daughter of Mrs.
Charles Smith of this village and has
been a popular and efficient teacher
in the school here for the last two
years.
AT a largely attended school meeting
held in music hall Tuesday evening it was
voted to build new school building after
the plans submitted Ivy the committee
which was instructed to procure an
amount not to exceed $4,000 for the pay
ment of this building. The committee
consisted OF w. r. Sargent. II. NJ. Tot
man and e r. Salisbury. It is expected
that the building Will be located directly
In front of the present one and that
IT will be large enough to ac-
commodate all the pupils. The Summer
street building will be discarded. 1t was
voted to raise a tax of $1,000. which will
pay the running expenses and pay about
5000 on the debt The prudential com
mittee for this year is composed Of DR..
T. c. Angel T. II. Salisbury and w. II.
Gladdinr. 1t is required that the build
Ing shall he finished ready for occupancy
with the beginning Of the next spring
term.--Rohert Sault is at home from Dart
mouth College for the summer vacation
with his mother, Mrs Peter Sault. and
family.-Sxteen ladies OF the Wornan's
Relief Corps went to Braintree Tuesday
to picnic with Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland.
who IS teaching there.-Mrs, Charles
Smith went to Berlin Tuesday to go with
friends to the Pomona Grange meeting at
NllllalnStOWn W puneSlay.-MlSS kUtn
Smith of Springfield, Mass. was Mt home
Sunday to attend the Manning-S Smith we'd
dinr-Charles Colombo has gone to
White River Junction to live with his
daughter, Mrs. Bertrand-A son was born
Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. william Burn
ham at White River mathematician
Copeland, the aged mother OF o. p. Cope
land is constantly failing in strength
The Philathea girls of the Federated
Church will hold a food sale in the chapel
of the Baptist Church Saturday after
noon at two o'clock.-Luke Common of
MONTPELIER Seminary is visiting his
rarents. Mr. and Mrs u. T. Connor-
Mark Morse wont Wednesd ay morning to
Muutpclicr to attend the alumni banquet
at the Methodist Seminary and the
commencement exercises on Thursday-
J. L. Putnam came Tuesday from Bethel
TO visit Mr. and Mrs. Aonzo Emery-The
thirteen injured in the railroad accident
torta a% Jyo o5 ~Fn ,orrng-N Miss Nora
Eastman, a former clerk in the store OF