Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-19
VERGENNES.

Miss Lucy Harrington of Rutland Is
visiting her brother, j. A. Harrington.
The Winners football team defeated the
state Industrial school on the grounds of
the latter Saturday afternoon by n score
of On to O.-Mrs. Charles Champine and
daughter, Miss Iva, went Saturday TO
Proctor to visit her husbands brother
$. u. Chambers Miss Ada Crosby and
sister, Mrs. Garno, spent Saturday in
Burlington with their sister, Mrs. George
Whalen.-Mr and Mrs. - Vittum and
daughter. Mrs. Cushman, of Mddlehurv,
visited friends in town Friday-Niss
Grace Allen Is teaching the fall term IN
the high school at Barton.-H p Eli
thorp passed Saturday with friends in
H}urlingt on.-Itoward. son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Devoid Of Monkton, and two
sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Preston of
Monkton, are III with scarlet fever-The
condition Of Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T.. \. Lee. who is suffering from an at
tack of appendicitis, Is improved George
Mcclellan passed Sunday with his fam
lily in Burlington.
The third annual meeting oi District
No. Q. order of Eastern Star, was held
with Otter Creek Chapter, no, -, in the
new rooms Of Dorchester Lodge, a. +.
& \. NJ, In the Gaines block. The guests
Of honor were Grand Patron George +.
Leland of Springfield. Grand Matron Mrs.
Ella W. Weeks of St Johnsbury. Grand
Lecturer Mrs. Ruby G. ITawley of Rich
ford. Grand Electa Mrs. Martha y. Stod-
dard of Shelburne. Following is the pro-
gram: Ten o'clock, opening ceremonies
by Temple Chapter, no. -. of Burlington.
in 4
Barber, ". F.; reception of grand Of
ticers: address of welcome Dr.. +. r..
Stoddard u. u. G.. r. of Shelburne; re-
Spouse. Mrs Anna A. Evans, w. NJ. of
Burlington; $50 u. m. exemplication
of work by Champain Chapter, No. 50,
Charlotte. Mrs. Jane s. Horsford w. NJ;
r. G. Marsette, w p; review of work
Mrs Ruby G. Haw,ey. grand lecturer;
good Of the order. grand officers: closing
ceremonies. otter Creek Chapter No. "a,
Nergcnnes. Mrs Fannie y. Day, w NJ
l.. L. Avery. w. p. There WAS large at
tendance and delegates and representa-
tives We're present from Temple Chapter.
Burlington, Columbia Chapter. Alburg;
Libanus Chapter. Bristol; Island Chapter.
South Hero; Alma Hcndee Chapter.
Shoreham: La Platte Chapter. Hinesburg
n
served in Grange hail to l50-Noble l..
Ball and family left yesterday for
Arlington, where Mr.. Ban Will act as
pastor FIR the Methodist Episcopal
Churches Of East Arlington end Sand
gate to 'hc q So of the conference year
lillian Edward, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gravel of this city, was
married to Miss Elizabeth Blake of Pitts
ford Wednesday, morning October 4. at
St Alphonso'S Church, Pittsford After
the ceremony the newly welded couple
came to this city. and Thursday evening
We're given a surprise reception by parents
Of the groom at their home on the west
side. About 10 relatives and friends We're
present and the bride and groom were the
recipients Of many useful gifts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gravel have gone to Rutland, where
they win reside.
Miss Florence Fisher has returned to
St Adams after a weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +, Fishor.-Mrs.
Martha Bailey passed Sunday with
friends In Fcrrisburg.-rhe Independent
Reading Circle met Wcdno sdav after
noon with Mrs. f. b. Tupper.-Miss
Christine Walters of Pittsburgh is visit