Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08

n general store. DR.. Scott will move his
cfrce to his residence on School street.
The Rev. ]. w. Chesbro attended the Sum
Gay school convention Saturday at Bethel
Cilead
Miss Eunice Slack has returned from
two weeks visit In Leominster, Mass,
with her mother, Mrs. Phillips.-The Ran
dolph high school ball team defeated the
ebanon team in n game at McCall's park
Saturday afternoon. s to 3 In favor of the
home team.-Mrs. II. 3. Tenney and her
| daughter were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
| H. Rumril Sunday.--Mrs. McGee and her
granddaughter from Bolton passed Sun
day with her son In town.--Mr. and Mrs
William Reynolds and daughter were In
Montpelier Sunday They returned Mon
| day morning.-C. W. Hayward and son
| have purchased the business of G. o.
| Osha, connected with the garage, and
have already taken possession. -News
was received Monday Of the death OF W..
| w. Tyler at Waterbury. where he was
| taken about two weeks ago. 1t Is expect
Ell that his brother will go to Waterbury
| to accompany the remains here. Mr. Ty-
Ter was Ga years Of age and Is survived
| by wife and two sons. both of whom re-
side here. Mr.. Tyler was veteran of the
| Civil War, and a member of L. S. Grant
| Post.-Joseph De Gonyoun was found
| dead In bed at an early hour Monday
| r,orning. 1t Is thought that his death
| may have been due to heart failure, the
| re suit OF a severe bronchial trouble from
| which he had been suffering for two
| weeks. Sunday he was comfortable and
| no alarm was felt as to his condition. Mr..
| De Gonyoun was born in Canada about
| 81 years ago. and Is survived by son,
| who was In business with him, and three
daughters, Mrs. William Clough Of White
River Junction and Mrs. Charles Clough
| of Berlin Pond and Mrs. Frank Rope,
| at whose home he was at the time of his
| death. He Is also survived by one sister,
| Mrs. Dennis Rattee OF this village-The
| Rev. r. z. Herrick OF Milton was in
| town Sunday with his daughters, Mrs.
| II. T. johnson and Mrs. Hale F-lint.-Mr.
| and Mrs c. H. Jones and daughter Of
Quincy, Mass. arrived Saturday and on
| Monday Mr.. Jones went to Barre Mrs
Jones will pass the summer with her
mother, Mrs. f. A. Heath.-E. +. Emer-
son had a family party at his home or
South Main street Sunday. including his
seven daughters and one son. w. C. En-.
erson Of this place The party numbered
l4.-Robert Bruce Is suffering from an at
tack OF tonsilitis and is confined to the
house. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Hamil-
ton went to Woodstock Monday to visit
their son and daughter.-Judge and Mrs
L. H. Morse went to Chelsea Monday
where Mr. Morse is to be during the
June term Of court.-Miss Julia Cum
mings, who has been visiting Mr.. ant
| Co. q,
! Claremont Monday.-11iss Minnie Elmer
son returned to Boston Mondav.-E. f
} Manchester Is moving his billiard bust
e ness from Merchants row to his building
/, or South Pleasant street.
Mrs. z. A. Thomas and Mrs. Laura
2 Cushman were in Montpelier Tuesday,
The Randolph Music hall orchestra has
, been engaged to furnish music for tn,
} alumni at the Randolph norma
school Thursday. June 1.-THE re
mains OF w. w. Tyler were brough
from Waterbury Monday and the funera
, was held at his late home on Schoo
street at ten o'clock yesterday. Inter
8 nient was made in the Southviey
cemetery. Mr.. Tyler was born in Malone
= n. Y, in MAY, l41.-Jamcs Rand will e.
I about June Is to Sharon Springs. n. Y.
a TO take the position of manager of thu
American Hotel, where he has been fo
= the last six seasons, beginning as bel
g hoy.-A son was born June to Mr. an,
4 Mrs d. S. Ralph Of Warren. Mrs Ralpl
was Miss Gertrude Chambers Mrs
Z Austin Simpson and Mrs, W. b. Aver!
= Of Compton, n. H. ard Mrs. William
Walker of Jacksonville. III. daughter
of F.. F. Emerson who came to attenC
I the family reunion, went to Compto,
= Tuesday.-The funeral OF Joseph DeGon
h youn was held at the home of his daugh
. ter. Mrs. Frank Rope. at one o'clocl
j Tuesday, the Rev. ]. w. Chesbro Off
n Chatting. ana the remains were taken t.
= Bethel for interment In Fairvi-w come
s tery.-Mr and Mrs. Miles arrived her,
t Tuesday from Groton by carriage to at
= tend the Central Vermont Baptist con
e vention, which opened here Tuesday aft
= ernoon.-Miss Eunice Slack left Monda,
e for Hancock for a short visit will
d friends.-Frank Bacon will enter the EN-
: ploy Of the Demeritt & Palmer cannin!
l. factory here this week.
e The following Is the order of exercise
e for the graduating exercises Of the Pan
doph high school at Chandler Music ha
Friday evening at eight o'clock; Music
orchestra; invocation. the Rev. Home
q White; music, orchestra; salutatory, +
k Lucille Grant; recitation. The Bell c
Atri." Helen Louis Dewey; essay TN
= seen Forces" Mildred Mary Goodwin
q recitation, Handsome Is. That Hand
some Does" Mary j. Oney: elias. orator
, Tracy ]. Peycke; recitation. Home,
Annie F. Howard; Grafton, "Our Re
= united Country" Harry S. Tewksbury
music. orchestra; class prophecy, Levi
II. Flint: presentation Of class gift I
the school, Gilman NJ. Gay. president c
. class of 1911: response by Leslie II. Bal
president Of the class OF 1912 valedlctor,
n. Majorie Chedel. The class roll To-
i" lows: Latin course, Nettle Marjori
> Chede Helen Louise Dewey. Iiaz,
y Erlene Durkee. Lewis Herrick Film
y FTeda Lucille Grant. Cora Davenport Os
good. Ruth Amanda spauldng. Laur
| Katherine Wedgwood: English cours
Storrs Farnsworth Clough. Sarah Aureli
Danyow, Gilman Moses Gay. Mildre
Mary Goodwin, Annie Estelle Howar,
Paul Wiley Johnson. Mildred Florenc
Jones, Emma Maud Loan Antonl
Mazzolini. Charles Ernest Nichols, Mar
Julia Oney. Henry Raymond Paige, Trac
h John Peycke, Harold Edison Slack, Henr
% Selden Tewksbury. Ralph Kimhal Woo
h Mrs. Minnie Miller went to Bar,
Al Wednesday to pass a few days with h,
y daughter. Mrs, Lima Miller Edwards.
l. Mrs. Mortimer Merrill left Wednesday Il
4, Northfeld.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Ketchur
IF Mrs. r. ~ Rising and Mrs Martha WI
, | liams went TO Bennington Wednesday,