Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22

gregational Church Wednesday June A.
The graduates were Misses Mildred Gil
bert, Annis Barney, Gladys Post, Helen
Parker, Hazel Stratus. Ruth Wedenback-
or and Ray Prindle. Superintendent c.
d. Howe presented the certificates. The
church was prettily decorated.
II. s. Blow Of Burlington has taken
position as clerk in the Junction Phar-
macy, succeeding Max Fuller.
Leslie Anterior, who has occupied the
Barnes cafe, has moved into the brick
hotel. where he will conduct lunchroom.
The Barnes CATO has been sold TO George
| Anderson OF Richmond
The annual meeting of the Fortnight1y
club was held Friday with Mrs. c. d.
Howe as hostess assisted by Mrs. David
Marvin and Mrs. Chester Ifadloy. A five
O'Clock tea was provided. The officers
| elected are; President, Mrs. Guy W. Bal
| ley; vce-presdent, Mrs. II. D. Drury;
| recording secretary. Mrs. l.. y. Carpen-
terJ corresponding Gecretary, Mrs Ches-
| ter Hadley; treasurer. Mrs. Frank
| Woods Holland and some other country
not yet decided upon will be studied next
year. The meetings will be resumed in
! September The Fortnghty club has
been admitted to the Federation Of Yer
mont Wcman's clubs.
! The reception given by the Alumni as
ISOLATION to the graduates of the high
school in Music hall Thursday evening
was n very pleasant affair. Those in
the receiving line were: Miss Maude
French, Principal r. l.. Eddy, Miss Til
| ley and the members of the graduating
class Tho hall was prettily decorated
| with the class coors, gold and old blue,
banners, ferns and potted plants. Charm
| ing music throughout the reception and
for dancing was furnished by Romeo's
orchestra. The ushers were: Miss Hazel
Arkley and William johnson.
Guy Il. Stevens. who has completed his
law course at Harvard, has been visiting
his mother. Mrs. Ellen Stevens, and has
gone TO New York TO take position as
assistant counsel for the Texas Oil COM
panv.
Lucien w. French died Saturday after
| noon at lao o'clock after long illness
Mr., French was born in Wiliston p year,
ago last May and spent the greater par
! of his life there and in this village. Fifty
| three years ago last February he married
| Mary +. Bates OF Wlllston. who with
their only child, Jerry. survives him
| Mr.. French enlisted in the army May 20
1853, and was discharged June %. 1861
Il hand member Of the Vermont Bri
rade, End division, 9Th army corps. Mr.
| French was for a long time adiutant OF r
S. Sherman Post, @. A. r., of thi
place. The funeral was held at his lat,
home on Park street Tuesday afternoon
at go o'clock r. s. Sherman Post hat
charge.
Or. David Marin. for the mast II voars :
) highly successful nhvsIcian hcrc In,
Given I'D general nractico 10 accent q nro
Censorship in the University of Vernon
College of Medicine. He has sold his Of
flee equipment and practice to DR. Mat
thew w. Hunter DR. Hunter was grad
, uated last wear with highest honors from
the University Of Vermont College NJ
Medicine and for the past wear has do
voted his entire time to HOSPITAL yyor,
in Lynn, Mass. Mr.. Hunter is 4 son @
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hunter of thi
place.
The teachers for the coming year in tn
Essex Junction schools will he as 70,
lows. there being only one change from
: the past year: PRINCIPAL. r. L. Eddy
first assistant. not engaged; second as
sistant Miss marguerite Tilley; gram
mar. Mrs ]. NJ. Gardner. intermediate
Miss LESSEE Cobb; third primary Mis-
Fannie Day. second primary, Miss AdeI
Holley; first primary. Miss Alice Ath
= erton
Max Fuller went Monday to Morrisvi,l
to take a position for. the summer il
the drug store of Mr. Briggs
The graduating exercises of the hic