Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27

day during The year: Grace and Frank
Miller. Cary Day, Clement Percival,
Lester Vincent and Helen Schillhammer.
Number of pupils 20, average attendance
S45 These pupils were promoted to the
grammar SCHOOL, Earl Sisters, Clement
Percival. Bernard Varney, Bernard
White, Clayton and Mildred Bux-
ton, Bcrnice Alger and Merle Brig
ham. Bernard Varney and Clement Per-
cival won honorary promotions, having an
average of 30 per cent.-A mission has
been conducted during the past week at
St Thomas's Catholic Church at Under
hill Center by two Paulist fathers from
New York, which has been attended by
The parishioncrs of this locality. 1t closed
Sunday evening.
Albert Stems returned to New York
Sunday evening after few days visit
with friends in town.-Miss Mabel Der
way who has been the guest OF Miss
Phyllis Brown for few days. has re-
turned to Burlington. Tuesday she went
10 Lake Placid for the summcr.-Miss
Mary McMahon has returned from n visit
In Rurington.-fIomer Day has returned
to New York after a two weeks vacation
ut tho home Of his uncle. Il. II Day.-A.
Maitland Hunter and friend Kenneth
Clement of burlington, are In town for n
few days at the home of the formers
grandmother, Mrs. J +. Hunter.-Miss
Myrtle Alger has gone to Greensboro TO
visit Notwithstanding Foster. whose trial
for assault on Peter Flynn was set Tor
the 2lst, pleaded guilty. Finees ana costs
amounted to about 81, which he paid
Mrs. II. w. Sinclair and children. How
Rrd and Dorothy. returned Monday from
JencrsonVlle. where they visited her SIS
ter, Mrs William Hunt, and family-Mrs
d. -. Costello of Milton has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. T.. Rood
Mrs. Nettie johnson o. Essex Junction Is
ut the home of her brother, g. w. Foster,
for a few days.-Alrs. NJ. NJ. Remington Is
spending a few days with friends in Essex
Junction.-The Rev. William Cashmere
was one OF the speakers at the grange
meeting at Essex Center.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Il. Williams Raymond y. Williams.
Miss Florence Williams and Miss Ade
]aide Trericstck, who have been visiting
here and in tnderhll for ten days, start
ed Tuesday on their return by automo-
lille TO their home in lIolyoke. Mass
The following pupils were perfect in
etten dance in the grammar school for
the term: Dorothy Day. Eff egenia
Townsend. Edith White. Bertha Schill-
hammer. Lanta Meade. Donald Perci-
val. Frank Flynn. George White and
Ralph Buxton. Frank Flynn and Eff
1iegenia Townsend have had perfect
attendance for two whole yearS-Tne
sunday schools of the village nave
been invited to join the sunday schools
of Essex Junction and vicinity for an
r. Tf,rI,. Gs,Nri In.
Miss Phyllis Brown is visiting Miss
Marion jackson at Malletts baY.-Miss
Eenesie Prior, formerly of this village
Bnd now of Burlington. was one of the
grammar school graduates there last
week While plowing last Friday,
J.oomis q. Terrill sustained broken
bone in one alike when the pillow
Yell against his foot--Mrs Sarah Storrs
has returned from few weeks in Es-
sex Junction.-Thursday Mrs. Julia
(Morse) Mouton entertained more
Than nifty of the Morse relatives, the
occasion being Mrs Moulton's 18th
birthday anniversary. OF the families
nll but five were represented and with
the exception Of one in Massachusetts
the others were west of the Mississippi.
All the brothers and sisters living
were present. Ira c. Morse and
Mrs. J.. r. Wilbur If this town AMI
Mrs. Sarah Hayden of Franklin and Mrs.
Eoultons son, l.. u. Moulton, and his
Family from the Center. Mrs. Moulton
hot caring to have charge of the dinner,
engaged the Ladies' Aid society of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church. and they served
one of their usual good dinners to the
satisfaction to the large number of rela-
tives who partook Of It, Chauncey Hayden
presided and made the afterdnner remarks.
Mrs. Mouton received many remem-
brances and was presented with 70 roses
beside other flowers, one bouquet being
brought from the old home flower garden
an North Underhill. and there were
flowers from Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Mead
In Lancaster, Mass. There were three
generations of Morses present. Ira G.
Morse of this town. Ira +. Morse of
North Underhill and his son, julius
Morse. Mrs. Moulton has been resident
of this village for many years and her
friends and relatives wish her more
years of usefulness.