Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15

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Cassin passed Sunday with his parents in
Albany. N. Y.-Mrs. g. r. Field returned
| Saturday from a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Hugh Phillips, who with her daugh-
ter, Elizabeth. accompanied her on her
return.-Miss Flora Benton attended COM
mencement exercises at Beoman Acad-
| envy. New Haven. Friday afternoon.--Miss
Edith Middebrook Is visiting friends in
| Lowell and Boston.-C. l.. Selple of
Brooklyn, n. T.. was called here Satur-
| day by the sudden death of his father,
G. w. Selple-Miss Julia Carter of Mid
diebury College spent Sunday with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carter
Edward and A. w. Beal have returned to
New York after n weeks outing at their
summer cottage at Fort Cassin.-The high
school nine went Saturday to Ludlow to
play the Ludlow high team.-The Misses
Ada and Jennie Bristol have returned
from attending Simmons College at Bos-
| ton.
The funeral of G. W. Seiple was held
at st. Paul's Church Sunday afternoon at
| two O'Clock, the Rev. George r. Brush
officiating. The bearers were r. Neville.
| C. T.. Parker, J. A. Harrington, r. w.
McCuen, J. II. Donnelly and George
Prospect cemetery. Among those present
| from away We're G. L. Seiple OF Brook
| lyn n. y. and George H. Seiple OF the
University of Vermont, sons of the
| deceased. George Seiple and Miss Alice
| Haas of WATERFOWL. n. Y, Mrs. W. w.
| Watt and daughter. Miss Mary Watt, of
| burlington. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cal
| houn of Middlebury.-Th Rev. and Mrs
| En,f 1ntf nf II
old Practitioners in town last week. Mr..
Bartlett was a former pastor of tho Bap-
fist Church,-The Baptist Church held a
| picnic Friday afternoon in the Jodoin
grove on Comfort hill in honor Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Bartlett-The funeral of
| David Miller was held Sunday afternoon
| at the house, the Rev. Mr.. Reikie Of
hciating The bearers were T. A. Field.
| O. A. smith r. r. O'Bryan. II. w.
Spooner. Charles Jackson and Joseph
Hayward. Burial was made in East Addi-
son cemetery.-Mrs. f. b. Booth of Rich
mond Hill, n. V. Is passing a few days
in town.-Mrs. Louis Fielding of North
Bangor. n. v, Is visiting relatives and
| friends in this section.-Miss Henriette
| Fisher has closed her school in Addison
and is with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
morning on the Bixby Memorial library
! David Roberts has given up his position
with the Nergennes Electric company and
has entered the employ of the Sheffield
Farms Slawson Decker company. James
Casey has taken his place with the
electric company.-The Rev. S s. Cobb
| preached the baCCalaureate sermon be-
fore the graduates of the Nergennes high
| school ba 1ie,
Episcopal Church. There was a large at
tendance. A solo was sung by Miss Baker
and duet BY Miss Baker and Mrs.
| Williams both of Brandon
Mrs G. u. porcheron Mrs. Edward
Fanyea and daughter, Gladys. have gone
to Bay city. Mich. to visit relatives
Miss Grace Parker OF Simmons College is
! at home for the summer vacation.-Mrs.
| George Norton and children of Middle.
bury have been passing a few days with
her sister. Mrs. Louis Lavargue.-A son
was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Jewell-Dr. Frank Preston OF AL
hany. n. y, is visiting his cousin. Mrs.
w. ]. Thompson.-Th SUNDAY schools of
the Methodist Episcopal Churches of Yer,
EenncS and Ferrisburg will hold an old
fashioned picnic in the Frank burroughs
don t. passing a few days with Mrs. :. s
cobb. Mr. and Mrs. George Gaunyca of
Scheme 'tadv. y. Y. who are on their
Wedding tour, are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaunyea.-R. r.
. Bryan went Tuesday to Burlington to
attcnd the annual meetings of the Ma.
sCnic bodies. Miss Grace Nittum is visit
ing Miss Grace parker-AIrs. William
Gus of Danny and Mrs. Arthur Taber Of
Middlebury are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Taber.-Mrs. II Warner and Miss
Helena Simonds Of Burlington are visit
Ing Mrs. Warmers daughter Mrs II. p
Fisher.
The Nersennes High School Alumni as
ISOLATION held its sixth annual reunion
Tuesday evening at city hall which was
prettily decorated with flowers. flags and
bunting. l.. Richard Dean. '05. was master
Of ceremonies and the following was the
order of exercises: Welcome to class, A.
W. Norton. SO; response for class,
'Rogie' Taft. II; Our city" r. w.
McCuen. go vocal solo, Sarah Foss 'Ol;
'lmpressions' Principal +. +. Sawyer:
Original Poem" Beatrice Daniels, 'OS:
violin solo. Grace Nittum. '0s; reading.
Fannie Sears Noonan 20. At the close
| of the exercises refreshments were served
| followed by a dance. Among those pre-
sent from away were l.. Richard Dean
Of Schenectady, n. Y; Dr. Frank Preston
of Albany. n. Y. George c. Davies of
Boston: Miss Sarah Hoss of Keeseville
\. Y; Mrs. william Otis OF Dandy; Mss
Mabe BARLEY. John Casse. William Watt
Of burlington; Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Hor3-
ford and Miss Julia Youtt Of Charlotte;