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

week was the alumni banquet AT tne
Quincy House Friday evening. Instead OF
the ueual post-prandial exercises greet
ings were brought by a member Of each
class. Every class was represented and
oil except '0S responded. The new officers
are: w. S. Hutchinson, 90. president;
Miss Ethel James. '0l. secretary-treasurer;
the president with Misses Edith Pratt and
Ardell Libby constitute the executive COM
mi,toe. Music was furnished by KIM
bnlls orchestra and also for dancing until
two O'clock Miss II. NJ. Martin and ]. a.
BROMLEY also rendered vocal selections
W. .. Holden. 'CG, of Stanstead, Que.
frank Durkee. &C. Of Winooski, Mrs
Ciyda Kendall Lindbadh. 81, OF Broolslinc
Mass, Mrs. II. C. Royce, &c. of Sheldon
were among those from out of town to at
tend.--Thc premises of j. a. Gibson are
being greatly improved by changes made
on the store recently vacated by c. L.
Mudgett-Miss Nellie Smith of Franklin,
a sister of Mrs X. H. Sweeney entered
the employ Of the Northern Telephone
company Monday.-M. y, Aseltlne Is en-
ploycd in the Enosburgh Falls Savings
bank e Trust company's offlce.-Miss Jes-
sic l.. d, Pcrcival of st. Adams Bay was
a recent guest OF Miss Anna Chaplin
The two children Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. p.
Carey of Boston, Mass, are with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mason,
Cor the summer.-The Rev. Robert Dewey
of st Adams Bay has been guest of the
Rev. A. C. Griffin at the Catholic rectory
Miss Helena Carpenter returned FRI
day from Middlcbury College for the sum-
mer vacation.-Mrs. Frederick Kendall
Ir hny IN ~
home in Hartford Conn, after a few
DAYS visit In the home of II. b. Farrar.--
Merrill Blair of Springfield, Mass, is Walt
ing his father, j. II. Blair Harry Hogan
fell from a ladder while painting the
house Of Mrs. G. J.. Marsh Thursday and
was badly bruised but no bones broken.
The grade entertainment in opera hall
Thursday evening drew a large crowd
The proceeds which go to the library
fund, amounted to something over 500
John II. Mari of Chicago, an engineer,
travelling in the West and South, has
been visiting his parents for a few days.
Mrs. Clyda x. 1.indbladh and daugh-
ter Ruth, of Brool<line, Mass, are
visiting her mother Mrs. NJ L. Ken
dall,-Mr and Mrs II. A. Fairbanks
and daughter. Ella, MISS Eunice STAN
10y and Miss Mary Squires are ct Pine
croft on Lake Carnli for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Otis were at Pine
croft Sunday.-Prof. w. NJ. Towle Of
the Clarkson School of Technology,
Potsdam, n. Y. is at the homo Of his
brother, II. w, Towlc.--A party con-
sisting Of w. II. Yaw. c, II. Abel. r.
r, Aholl, W. G. Fassett. ], A, BROMLEY
n tat IL
and Kinlball on the violins and G. r,
Rawson, pianist, went to Berkshire
Sunday afternoon whore they furnish
ed music at the joint memorial service
OF tho Forcsters and Grange.-A Joint
memorial service by the I. 0. 0. r. and
Rcbekuhs was held at their rooms
Sunday afternoon. Tho graves of de-
ceased members were decorated.-C j.
Ferguson and Prof. ]. NJ. Barker pre-
sented tho cause Of the Anti-Saloon
Lenguo In tho baptist ana Methodist
Churches Sunday morning. Mr., Bar
kor was at West EEosburg In the even
| ing.--A reunion OF the class Of '07 was
held at the home Of II, n, Kimball Sat-
urday all but two OF the members be-
ing present.
Charles II, Manley suffered a shocs
Monday morrinr ct 7:3o c'c.ocs ana died
a. AIS that afternoon at the HON. oil
Mrs.. 1dn Billado, where he had boardet
for about three years, Mr.. Manlcy was
&C years OF ago ana came to this village
from Franklin about 20 years ago III
IL survived by sister. Mrs Emma CO,
burn OF Manchester, N H., SON. Jo
seph of Middletown. Conn and two
daughters, Alice, whose whereabouts are
unknown, and Mrs George Doner OF Yves
Enosburg. Mrs. L. j, linus IL VISITING
her daughter. Mrs. &, f. Brtch, in Ea 81
Highgate for q few woeks,--Miss Mar
Suerite Stetson has returned from a bust
ness college IN Boston for her surnmc'
vacAtion.--J. Kent Perloy has gone to Proc
tor, where he IS employed by the Yer
mont Marble company Heller
Cranton, librarian OF Norwich Un!ver
sity, Is at homo for fow days before
going to Burlington to attend the SUMMED
school-Misses Winnifred Jones. BERTHE
Forty, Jessie Chapman, Elenor DUFF.
and Grace Chaffoe Of the graduating
class have taken tho State teachers ex
animation ard received their certificates
Mr.. Button Of North Troy IL moving
iYto tho tenement Of II. T. Reed,-Prof, J
NJ. Barker OF Coston University, who hut
been a guest at Mr.. Por!ey's for few
days, left on his return Tuesday,-At
meeting OF the Sunday school board o
the Methodist Church Sunday. It was do
clded to hold the annual picnic at River
side camp Tuesday, July 4.--Mr. and Mrs
A, w, Woodwork ard Mrs. J, A, Gibson
arc visiting IN Grand Isle county TIL
week-The Rev, w, T. Forsythe ana MI
and Mrs. II. A, Cramton arc attending
tho diocesan convention IN Rutland, From
there Mr.. Forsythc win go to Plattsburgh
n. Y, where his daughter, Mary, will
DO graduated from the normal school,
Prof w II, Towlo has returned to Pots
dam, N Y, where no Is expecting t
spend large part Of his summer vaca
ton overseeing the construction Of u gym,
nasium,
The funeral Of C, II. Manloy was hel
at the home of his daughter Mrs, Georg
Doner, In West Enosburg Wednesday aft
ernoon at 1870 o'clock, the Rev. w,
Clark officiating. Tho bearers were B. {
Kendall. V. A. IRISH ], w. Pomeroy an
= b. Kimball. The burial was in Missis
. quoi cemetery beside his wife. who die
10 years ago, His son. Joseph Manley, o
: Mlddletown, Conn, arrived Tuesday an
= will remain few days,-O, &C. Randall o
Dundee, Mimi, c. II. Randall OF NOV
5 York city ana Mrs. Ellen Doan OF Wor
r tester. Mass, are visiting their slste'
Mrs. W. r, Ovitt, at Wost Enosours'
, The Hon. DIN Merrill Ia IN Boston-s'
= Maynard Is ill--Athol II. liell Of Barre
!, visiting his parents, DIR, and MIRA A. Il