Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-20


George Rock OF this city and Miss
Phyllis Emma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Signor of Nliddlebury. Also for
! Leon. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Adolphus
Sorrell, and Miss Jennie, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. German.
Judge Frank l.. Fish has been en-
| gagged to deliver the Grafton at the
anniversary exercises in connection
with indepen hence day celebration
here July 4--The Rev. S. S. Cobb and
FAMILY went Monday 20 Mile Point,
where they will occupy the Allen cot
| tage for n few weeks outing.--Mrs. f.
w. Porter has gone to Leominster,
! Mass. to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Theodore Dupis.--The Ladies' I'm
provement society made an experiment
Monday on the west side of the river
| by having the road from the Barrows
corner to the bri ige sprnkled with
oil--Miss Ruth Davies and brother
George OF Boston are in this city-The
annual meeting Of Seth Warner Chap
ter, n. A. r., was held Friday. Flag day.
at the home of Miss Grace f.. Kings
land and officers were elected as fol
lows Regent Mrs. J. G.. IIindes; vice.
regent. Mrs. Charles s. Haven; regis
trar, Mrs. George Thorne secretary.
Mrs IT, r. Fisher; historian. Miss
Grace r. KinEslanl; chaplain, Mrs. NJ.
II. Bristol; program committee, Mrs.
william Dalrymple. Mrs T.. G.. Norton
ana Mrs C. :. Haven-NIiss Lula Ty-
rell closed her school in the Dover
district. Ferrisburg. Friday, with
speaking by tie pupils and n picnic
Miss Marjorie Phelps is passing two
weeks at Caspian lake. Greensboro.
WITH her uncle and aunt. Prof and
Mrs. j. w. Votey of the University of
Nermont.-The Delta Epsilon Of Mid
ilehury College held their annual
boatride Saturday. leaving nere on tho
steamer Victor. going down the river
to Westport, where they took the line
boat to Montcaln Landing.
Fred Phelps. Louis Rondeau and j. +.
| Donahue attended the State democratic
convention at Montpelier Tuesday as
delegates, and ]. w. Weeks. Frederick
Yattaw and Scott Yattaw went as dele
| gates to the district conventional par
ade committee offers a prize of s for the
handsomest vehicle in the procession July
A. also "A prize of s. to the farmer who
drives the conveyance containing the
greatest number Of out of town girls
| MrT. Henry Ringer and daughter. Miss
| Ella have gone to Leomnster. Mass, to
| visit relatives.--J. Fl. Donnelly and G.. f.
O. Kimball attended the State demo-
cratic convention at Montpelier Tues
| day.--.Joseph Holcomb Of st. Ansem' 8 Col
lege. Manchester. n. H.. is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Charles Holcomb.
A son was born sun lay to MIR. and
Mrs. Foster Daigneault.-Robert Bur
roughs of Syracuse University is pass
| ing the vacation with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Burroughs.--William
H. Carter. principal of the Chelsea
hlg1 school. and wife are visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cartel
The condition of Mrs. George r.
Brush. who has been i'll with tonsilitis.
is improving.-Dr. and Mrs. Edward
/ Pilon motore1 to st, Adams Tuesday
Seats for the "Historical Pagcants"
on the evening of July are selling
! fast.-C. r. s. Pierce has haen APP
pointed by the department of Vermont.
G. A. r., as patriotic instructor of the
state for the public schools John
! Connors of Dartmouth College has
taken a position during the vacation
| in large summer hotel at Block
Island, Mass.