Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-26

is teaching In nderhill.--Henry Yor
who died last week while visiting
Pleasant Valley. was for several yea
q resident of this town.-He later r.
turned to his former home in Bolton,
sister. Mrs Martha Whitney. lives
this town.-Mrs. Eliza Osburne and nice
Gretchen Allen, are to occupy the Balar
house.--Wayne Nealy has returned
Jordan's store after q months vacato
Miss Pauline Smith goes this week
Brooklyn to enter Pratt 1nstitute.--M
and Mrs. Winfield w. stiles returned FIR
day to Alburg after u week with h
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Stiles.
At the meeting of the Junior class Of I'll
high school the following officers wef
elected. President, Miss Coletta Barrel
vice-president. Warren Ladd: secretary
Miss Constance Jordan: treasurer. Cheste
Walton.-Mr and Mrs. Seth NJ. Packard
Miss May Eldrdge and Frank G.. Peas
attended the county grange meeting !
lColchester.-Mss Janet Murdoch
Riverside Is boarding at Edwin 8. Rar
SONS while attending high school.--At
class meeting the senior class in hig
school elected the following officers
PRESIDENT. Miss Helen Cashmere; vice
president. George Casey; secretary, Car
Moulton; treasurer, Paul Casey.-Hove
Jordan has returned to the University d
Nermont.-Frank Savoy of Boston
visiting his sister, Mrs. Homer Lyon.
mere was dance at the hall Frida
evening. Browns orchestra of willisto
furnished music
Miss Pauline Smith left Monday 10
brooklyn. where she will enter Pratt In
stitute. She was accompanied by he
{ mother, Mrs. Ernest II. Smith, and Mrs.
:. George NJ. Willard. who will be guests
= friends in Brooklyn and New York fol
, TO days.-The Womans Foreign Mission
! airy society will hold their regular meet|
ing Friday afternoon with Mrs Charle|
:! Nealy.-ProfesscI and Mrs. Robinson anI
son Of Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs c. q
] Robbins of Essex Junction spent Sunda1
at the Barber farm.-James Stafford Is actl
4 ing rs substitute mail carrier on route tw|
1 while the regular carrier Is having hill
8 vacation.-Mrs. Chaplin Palmer Is th
= guest of Mrs. c. E. Scribner.-Mr an,
8 Mrs. Henry Ballard and daughter of bud
e ley. Mass. are visiting his mother, Mrs
Betsy Ballard and other relatives here
= Mrs. Charles Eddy and mother, Mrs
Stoddard, of Stowe, are guests OF Mrs
Ada Barber.--Mr and Mrs. G. c. Bicknel
have returned from visit In Troy.-Dr
end Mrs. Tilley and guest Of Richmon
n were at the Barber farm sunday.-Mrz
. Susie Stone Lee and children. Howar
r and Anna. and Mr.. Lees mother, Mrs
Morgan, who have occupied part Of A
a Il. buffers house for a year. left Monda
for Oregon. where Mr.. Lee has been TO
| ~ = n
n Grange meeting: Music; THE Reality o
!. Things" the Rev. S. II. Barnum "wha
Constitutes a Gentleman" Mrs. I. N
= Nealy; What Constitutes a Lady,
!. Frank G.. Pease; What Constitutes
n Grange" Harlan P. Hall; What const
y tutes a Church." e. B. Jordan; "wha
Constitutes Success" Miss Emma Bicl
nell: music, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Jordan
Arthur Howley, who has been employ
a cd at the Barber farm during the summe
3, has returned to Burlington.
a WEST BOLTON.
lie Mrs. vira Smith of Burlington is visi
j. ing Mrs. Albert Tomlinson--G. W. Ke
/. logg has finished work at Hardwick an
Is at home.-AIrs. Z. Guyette Is in Georgi
% caring for her mother, who Is seriousl
N ill.-Walter and Pearl Rhoades, who ha,
* been with their aunt, Mrs. H. Gregor
r, the past three months. have returned
- Waterbury.-Ear Smith Is conf1aed
n the house with Notwithstanding Gel
- ter Of Essex was a guest OF Mr.. and Mr.
N Albert Minckler Sunday.-Mrs. Cynthi
+. Hapgood OF Jonesv!lle visited her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smith, over Sunday
Mr.. Powers OF Worcester. Mass, was
J. town Tuesday looking up his timber II
II terests.-Albert M!nckler Is Ill with til
10 prevailing distemper.-C. Billings has gor
~ t. Burlington, where he has employmer
ID at the Baldwin Refrigerator company.
to ESSEX.
in The reunion at Maple Lawn OF IL
RS former students of Maple Lawn acader
al was an enjoyable occasion. The class
Is of rs, 80. 90, '01 %, '03, 09. IL and
were represented. After luncheon Il
students enrolled once more in the o
school register. A few selections in Frent
rg dialect by Mrs. Stevens. impronptu rec
10 tation by Miss Mary l.. Jackson, 90.
,e Newport and the Rev. Guy Foye GRAY
I'M ford, 'CD, of Johnson were followed by
er. vocal duet by Miss Alice Davis and MI
or Harry Davis, 90. August 26 1913, W
on chosen as the date for the next reunion
IT'S There will be no services in the Congreg
y. ! tional Church for three weeks as eXte
sive repairs are TO be made in the auC
forum, including steel ceiling.-Mi
as Lillian Mable of Cambridge, Mrs. Cor
NV of Cloverdale and the Rev. and Mrs. q
rg Foye Crawford of Johnson were in toy
10, TO attend the reunion Of Maple Lawn ST
va. dents.--The first meeting of the Quito
ma club was held at Mrs. II. A. Ladd's w,
~ nesday, september 25. Subject, colon
ion History"
Ill RICHMOND.
&c A reception will be given in honor OF
' Rev. and Mrs. Waite in the Congregation
IN, Church parlors Friday evening. All me
>, bers of the church and community E
In cordially inv,ted,-Mr. and Mrs. Fergus