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

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who have boen tho guests OF the latter's
grandparents. NJ. and Mrs. Buol II. Day
for two weeks, returned to their homo
Saturday evcning.--Mrs. Minnie CParadoe)
Prentiss Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Paradce.-AIrs. ]. r. Varnoy
and son, Alfred, were IN Burlington Sat-
urday, as was also Mrs. G. Il. Percival.
Miss Ada Brock CT Bolton was q guest
Sunday at f. w. Pease's.-The Ladies'
Aid society of the Congregational Church
cleared more than $40 at their Ice cream
sale Friday evcning.--Mr Weston Of Bur-
lington was an ovor Sunday guest at Dr.
c. b. 1Iulburd's.--l. w. Brown was at
home over Sunday from Burlington.
Mrs. Eliza Perry and granddaughter.
Doris Whtconb. and Miss Helen Shore
Of St. Adams spent Sunday with Mrs
Perry's mother, Mrs Sarah Martin. Mrs.
Martin and daughter. Miss Jennie. went
yesterday to Boston to spend the sum-
n'er with relatives. -Mrs. Sisters and
daughters. Gertrude and Lila, spent Sat-
u:day and Sunday in Richmond.-At the
congregational Church Sunday evening
the Sunday school gave a Childrens day
program OF songs, exercises and recita-
lions. Under the supervision of Mrs.
Julia Moulton the church was tastefuly
decorated with ferns, buttercups and
daisies. The service was attended by q
large CONGREGATIONAL II Brown was
confined to the house Sunday by Illness.
Miss Minnie Haskins was in Burlington
Friday to attend the funeral of Mr..
" right,-Thc Rev. and Mrs. L. j. Rams
low. who have been in Sea Breeze, Fla.
for six months. have started north for
the summer. They will come by rail to
baltimore and thence by steamer to New
York. They expect to be in Montpelier
about June 25 where Mr.. Ranslow will
officiate at the wedding of a niece. a.
Derby, the Misses Sara and Carlotta SAT-
ford and Saville Stafford returned Monday
from a few days visit with relatives
in Johnson.-Nss Mae Montague of New
York city is visiting her brother, II. f.
Nontague.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mcclellan
went Monday to Schenectady. n. Y.
where they are to reside.--F'red Ackerson
returned Saturday from a few days visit
In Essex Junction with his aunt, Mrs.
Lozo.-At the graduating exercises OF the
grammar school Thursday evening 1t is
expected there will be vocal selections by
Mrs. NJ. a. Buzzell DR.. G. b. Hulburd
and Park II. Brown.--Nrs Hodges OF
Richmond spent Sunday with her sister
Miss Minnie Haskins.
Miss Lcstina NJ. Scarf of Seattle
Wash, arrived Saturday and will spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs George
S. Fstey.
Alma Gauvreau. who was recently
operated upon at the Fanny Allen hos
pital, has so far recovered as to be
able to sit UP and will probably be able
to return to her home on West Allen
street the latter part OF the week.
Miss Anna Cauchon, formerly of thrs
place, was married Monday mornin.
in Easthampton. Mass. to Alphonsc
Morrisette by the Rev. T. NJ. Lord
pastor of Notre Dame Church. Miss
Della Cauchon, Il sister of the bride
was bridesmaid and Albert Morrisette
brother of the groom, acted as best
man. The bridal pair arrived in town
Monday evening and while here will bj
guests of his sister, Mrs George Blon-
din, li6 eaver street. where Monday
evening a reception was given them
by many of the brides friends who
gave her many beautiful presents. The
bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell Cauchon who three years age
removed to the Massachusetts, city
Prior to three years ago the bride was
employed at the telephone exchange
in burlington for three years.
George Suter and Miss Gladys Suter o.
Swanton are visiting at J. II. Stafford S
Sr.. on their way to Jeffersonvile.-Mr
Harriet Cleveland and son, Orlo, of Col
chester and Miss Lillian Cleveland O.
Essex returned Monday to their homes
after a visit with Mrs. Clevelands sister
Mrs. George Fostor.-Edward Martin 4
to have rooms at the Rev. y w VOL
ootts while his mother. Mrs. Sarah Mar
tin Is away for the mmer-Chief Elec
trician Simmons of the Burlington Ligh
4 Power company was In town this weel
ascertainnG howmany would take lights /
the line was extended from Essex Center
". CT. Nay was in Richford Tuesday
NJ. a. Buzzell r.. and Mrs. W. e. Bux
ton attended the recital at the home o
Mrs. a. r. Arkley at the Junction Tues
day evening, given by Miss Florence Bux
ton and Mrs. NJ. A. Buzzell.-The pro
gram Of exercises to be given in schoo
hall Thursday evening at the close of tn
grammar school is as follows: Recita
hon; vocal selection, DR.. G.. b. Hulburd
recitation, "Billy's Rose" Gertrude Z
Sisters; recitation, Farmer John" VIII
helm r. Schillhammer: vocal selection
Park II. Brown; recitation. THE Cour
TIM" barbara l.. L. Desany; recitation
"Grandmother's Story Of Bunker Hill.
Bessie l.. Perclval vocal selection, Mrs
NJ. A. Buzzell; presentation OF certificates
Superintendent L. E. Prior; song, GOO
Bye school.-Twenty-on members o
Mt. Mansfield Grange went Tuesday t
Essex Center to attend a grange meet
ing. The Rev. j. T. Buzzell and daugh
ter, Mrs, c. c. Buxton. and her sor
Maurice, returned Monday from Jay
where they went to attend the funeral O
Mrs. Buxton's grandfather, Mr.. Chamber
lain
SHELBURNE.
The graduating exercises of Shelburn