Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-12
VERGENNES.

tn eighth annual reunion OF Inc
Vergennes high school alumni will
be held at city hall this evening
at eight O'clock. The exercises will
open with a reception from eight to
nine during which the high school or
chestra will furnish music. A business
meeting will follow, after which the pro-
gram entertainment will be given with
r. w. McCuen, sc, acting as master Of
ceremonies: Welcome to 19l3,' Milward
Taft response, Ralph J. Deyoe. 10; violin
solo, Miss Mary Bresnahan; reading, Miss
Grace Parker, 20; vocal solo, Miss Thes-
sic Powers; "The School Principal" J. C.
Walker; vocal solo, II. n. Stone, '06: vio-
lin solo, Miss Mary Bresnahan: 10y
atty" Superintendent w. H. Douglass;
music high school orchestra. At the close
of the program refreshments will be
served and the rest of the evening devoted
to dancing.
The directors of the Addison County
Fish and Game League held a meeting
wednesday, June 4, at the Norton
house. The reports of the committees
having the planting of fry showed that
most of the brooks in the eastern part
of the county had been stocked with
rainbow trout and that a large amount
of pike fry had been placed in big and
little Otter creeks. More trout fry will
be planted as soon as it can be obtained
from the hatchery. The time of holding
the postponed annual meeting was fixed
for June o, and a committee was APP
pointed to make arrangements as follows:
Chairman, r. w. McCuen; w. II. Nor
ton, w. r. Warner, w. c. Foote, j. II.
Donnelly, +. NJ. Warner and Fred Lebeau,
In connection with the annual meeting
there will be boat ride down the lake,
field sports and a fish dinner at some
convenient place on the lake, probably
at Basin harbor.
James Tucker has been appointed ad-
ministrator and C. j. O'Bryan and Irving
Adams commissioners and appraisers OF
the estate of the late Joseph Tucker.
Arthur Stone has moved to the Dustir
Barrows tenement lately vacated by j
Catella.--C. Louis Seiple of Brooklyn, n
Y, was q weekend visitor of his mother
Mrs Charles Seiple.-The Pittsford hel
school team defeated the Nergennes high
nine here on the old fair grounds Friday
afternoon by a score of 10 to 6. Batteries
Frttsford Mccormick and Falcon; Yer
gennes. Stebbns, Fisher and Deyoe. I'm
pire. Cassidy; scorer. r. Norton,-Mr. and
| Mrs. G. II, Del Grell of New York have
opened their summer cottage at the lake
Mrs. Mary Wooster returned Saturday
| to Whiting after a few days visit to Mrs
| I3olden S. Goodale.-Butter brought from
| us to &c cents here Saturday and eggs, 2
lcents.-Frank Monnette of Concord, n
H., has Joined his wife at the home of he
| father. Louis Lawrence.-George Cassidy
physical instructor at st. Anselm's Col
| lege, Manchester, N H., was the CUES
of Mr., and Mrs. John M, Alden Friday
Mr.. and Mrs George Porter of Ions
Branch, Cal, Mrs. Noble l.. Ball and son
Foster of Arlington visited Mrs. Luthe
Field Saturday.. II. Donnelly ATTENDED
the meeting of the n T.. u. r. assoca
ton at Rutland Friday and Saturday.
| Champlain Lodge, No. IS, l. O
o. F.. and Winona Lodge of Rebekah
held Memorial day exercises in the cit,
| hail Sunday afternoon. About GO visitor
from Lake Dunmore Lodge, Middlebury
and Bristol Lodge, Bristol, were present
The memorial address was delivered b,
the Rev S. S. Cobb and a double NAL
quartette, composed of DR.. c. Ii. Cole
DR.. w. G. Watt A. s, Haven, Principa
j. C. Walker, Fred Flagg Royal Slack
Guy Beach and IT. w. Day. sang Near
er Ny God to Thee" At the close o
the address the members of the order
headed by the band. marched to Prospec
cemetery and decorated the graves o
| Charles Bradbury ana T. T. Woodbridge
past grand master of the order in thi
State. and the graves OF other brethre
and the quartette sang Remember Me.
A hand-car was stolen Monday nigh
from the station at North Ferrisburl
and run to this city and left on tn,