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

IhlS evening the graduates OF the
high school will be rendered q reception
in music hall by the members of tina
Alumni association. Romco's orchestrl
will furnish music for dancing. No invi-
tations have been issued and every one IL
cordially invited to attend. Next Friday
evening the high school graduating cxer-
cises will be held In the Congregational
Church Following Is the programi
Music Invocation. the Rev. y. G. GUEST
essay, Ethel Bernice Hurlburd; essay,
Influence of Superstition" Louisa
Squlres Douglas; music; essay. civilian
Tell" Bernice Ellen Parker; reading
The Soul of the Violin. Marjorie Lorena
Post, ~; music; grafton, Effect Of tia
Panama Canal on Steamship Navigation.
Macmillan Day Fuller; reading, college
Oil Cans" Rudolph Nelson Hunt, ~; MT
sic; presentation of diplomas, Principal
+. l.. Eddy; music by Romco's orchestra
CT Burlington.
The funeral of Miss Mae Labela,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Labelle
was held at the Church Of the HOLY
Family Sunday afternoon. Miss Labelld
was shot at the railway station last
Wednesday afternoon and died of the
effects at the Fanny Allen hospital FRI
day morning. There was a very larsa
attendance. The Rev. V. Nicholy of s..
Mlchael's College OBLIGATED in the absence
Of the pastor, the Rev. j. Il. Pouliot Tho
bearers were George Ray, Scott Terr.l,
George Paro and Horace Gauvereau -
Winooski. Charles Sutton and Edward
Richie OF Burlington. The floral tributes
were among the most beautiful and
numerous ever seen here. an express
wagon being needed to convey them t.
the cemetery Burial was IN the Catholic
cemetery. Peter Labelle and son, Walter.
Of Barre were here to attend the funeral
J. A. Donahue has bought of the heirs
of the Fuller estate the farm ard build
ings on Pearl street. Mr.. Donahuo Will
move there but not at present. He will
make considerable improvements on the
house. which is one of the Oldest in tho
place.
Mrs. George Wagner of Fairfax, who
underwent an operation Thursday at tho
Fanny Allen hospital, died their MordaN
morning. Mr.. Wagner, who has been
staying at his brothers, BENJAMIN Wae-
ner. during his wifes illness, took the
remains home Monday
a special school meeting will be held in
the Park street schoolhouse at 1880 O'CLOCK:
June % TO See If the district will rescind
In whole or in part any or all votes passed
at the special meeting May -. Also tc
see what action the district will take to
tuild a new schoolhouse This meeting is
called because OF an application which
has been presented asking that the vote
to bond the village for $4,000 to bald a
new schoolhouse ne resc!nded
4 -
capped yesterday from the hospital for the
insane at Waterbury, came here and an-
Piled for work at Johnsou's Hotel Eo
said he was from Fairfax. but gave h.-
first name wrong and Mr.. johnson te.,-
phoned to Fairfax and was answered
that there was one Curley with residence
there but he was supposed to be at Wat
crbury and the first name was different
Word was sent from Fairfax to the Mosp.-
tai and DR.. Grout telephoned here to take
the man in charge This was done by
officer Woodward until the mail tram
VIXEN officials from the hospital came
after him, The Young man Is only par
TALLY insane at times He had been given
considerable liberty and YESTERDAY got
away and made the trip here partly by
| automobile, team and train
At the annual meeting of the Womar's
Home Missionary society held with Mrs.
l.. p. Carpenter yesterday officers We're
elected as follows: President, Mrs Car
pcnter; vice-president, Mrs J. L. Hunt;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Z. =.
Smith; treasurer, Mrs. b. a. Mills.
Miss Carrie Small of South Dakota Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Woodward yes
terday.