Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-06


sistant judges.-Mr and Mrs. Carmi
White have started for a carriage drive
to Middlebury and vicinity.-Miss Hazel
slack was at her old post in the Stock
well & Hatch store on Tuesday. though
not yet able TO use her left hand.
me exercises in Music nall sun lay
evening before the era luating class
or the high school nere were attende |
by large number. The PRAYER and
scripture reading were by the new
rector of the Episcopal Church here,
and the music was by the Sempronia
quart cite TIE Rev @. @. Howe
preached the baccalaureate sermon.
taking for his text "In the Beginning,
Col Created the Heaven and the
Earth."-NIr. and Mrs. Irving Chadwick
Of Boston. Mass. who have been for "A
month at Highgate camping. arrived
Monday to visit Mr.. Cha 1wick's father,
Silas Chadwick Mrs. j. y. Mccall re-
turned to New York Monday, but cx-
poets to he acre again Turing the
summer. Mrs. L. A. Russlow, who has
been at the sanitarium for a surgical
operation. was able to leave there
last week. ana is now at her home
Hood of New York. who has been for
several weeks at the Inn, went Mon
day to Pittsfcld. Mass to pass the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Dillon
n. n. Morse has been confined to the
house by an attack OF sciatica.Miss
Aurelia Danyou of Montpelier Is in
town to pass a week VITA her parents
MIR AMI Mrs. Charles Danyou. before
returning to Montpelier.--The organ
recital TO have been given by Bos-
ton organist at the Baptist church to-
day has been postponed 10 the GOTH
on account of commencement exer-
cises.-O. y. Colburn of Bethel was in
town on business Moniay.-Mss Ber-
tina Morse and Miss Alice Dewey OF
South Royalton passed sunday with
Mrs. Myron Morse.--.Miss Mary We lg
wood. who has been mere for q week
with her mother, Mrs. w f. Wedg.
wood. has returned to Chicopee Falls
Mass.-NIiss Ethelyn Moulton, laugh.
ter OF Mrs. Minnie Buttles, and George
w. Rogers were married at the home
of the officiating clergyman. the Rev
]. w. Chesbro. Sunday morning at ten
o'clock The young couple are both
residents OF town and will make their
home here for the present. the groom
having employment in the Salisbury
Brothers furniture factory.
Or. and Mrs T. O. blanchard gave a
900 party Monday evening in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates Nichols who are
here from Dinuba, Cal, visiting Mr.. Mich
ols's father, Judge William Nichols The
party was held on the piazza, which was
decorated with ferns and lil1cs and many
colored lights.-Mrs. Mary lIodgkins OF
Rochester arrived Monday for short
stay with her daughter. Mrs E,stelle Gil.
son.-Mrs. Carrie Jackman of Bethel has
rented rooms of Mrs. r. G.. Kellogg on
Randolph avenue and has come here to
reside for the present-Mrs. a. Z. Dean,
president of the Woman's Relief Corps,
Mrs. f. n. Rising, Mrs. Eugene Holman
and Mrs. \. c. Greene left Wednesday
forenoon for Burlington to attend the
State meeting of that organization. now
In session. They were accompanied by
T.. N. Rising and c. W. A. Putnam. who
went to attend the encamp ment.--Mrs.
Mary Hatch went to Montpelier Wednes-
day to attend the grand chapter of the
Order OF Eastern Star-Mrs. j. II. Du-
Bots. who has been in Montpelier for sew
eral days. returned Wednesday Mrs. L..
f.. Perry and Mrs. Hiram Perry. who have
been here this week visiting Mrs. G. j.
Stockwell. left for Granville Tuesday -
Mrs. Dewitt Webb and daughter. Wanda.
arrived here on Tuesday night to pass
several weeks with her mother. Mrs. S.
Fl. Brooks.-A party of is ladies' went to
Bethel on Wednesday to he the guests of
Mrs. o. +. Northrup. Crandall
Of Burlington arrived Wednesday to look
after the progress of the new school
building.-Mrs. Jane Spear. an elderly
lady living on School street, was quite i'll
Tuesday.-Mrs. J. =. Clifford has returned
from months study in BoSton.-MrS. l..
II. Rumrill Is assisting in the store of Bell
Brothers.-Mrs. i. + Emerson. who has
been Ill for several days with measles and
bronchitis is now able to be out.