Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT

Xix went to Tunbridge Saturday for Sow
eral days with her sister, Mrs. John Nor
riu.-Mrs. Fred Ladue of WilliamstoWn'
who has been with Mr.. Ladue's par
pnts, went to her home Saturday
Rose Coolidge left Saturday for farharu
to remain with her
exercises were held in the Chandler
Music hall Friday evening with a large
attendance. The invocation was given by
the Rev. Fraser Met2ger, followed by the
salutatory by Frances Hepard' Miss
NTollie Putnam gave an essay "A Leaf
from the Diary of Two Girls" after
which Miss Tlcda Martin gave the class
HISTORY. o"rhe child Welfare Movement"
NV rlsio Dibblc, was followed by Fred
Goodwin who gave the class Grafton.
peseie Nhcatlcv had an essay on clio
,,pa from the Stream of Time" and the
r,ass poem was given by Fannie Har-
rjnrton. class prophecy was by Roy
Johnson. The presentation of the class
rift to the school was made by Raymond
Briggs, president Of the class of 1913, and
was responded to by Cyril Angel, prcsi-
dent of tho class of 1914. The valedlctory
was given by Mary Burridgc. The eXer-
cises was followed Ivy the graduation ball
in the Assembly hail of the school build
ing.-Miss Wendemuth, the music and
elocutlon teacher, left Saturday for New
York.-Mrs. j. II. Moore of STAFFORD is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 1. Hatch
FOR a few days.
Miss Gladys Jones gave a luncheon
Monday night at "The Naples in honor
of Miss Esther Hubbard, whose wedding
took place Wednesday,. Ten young
ladies were G~uests.-The Rev. Sharpe.
district superintendent of the Methodist
Church. occupied the pulpit of tho FEEDER
nted Church Sunday in the absence of
the pastor, who was at johnson to do
liver the b~accalaureatc sermon before the
graduating class Of Johnson Normal
school.-Mr. and Mrs. $. s. Whitcomb
left Monday for Nashua, n. H., for 10
days with their son, T.. S. Whitconh.-
Lyman Hutchinson returned from Mel
rose Highlands, Mass. Saturday, coming
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thrcshcr in their au-
tomobilc.-Mrs. Minnie Il. Wright and
daughter, who has been here for gradu-
alton exercises, left Monday for New Jcr-
Bcy.-NIiss Una Grover arrived from Law
renee, Mass, Sunday for a short stay
with y. c. Greene and family.-Mrs.
Sarah Scott, who has been visiting her
son, DIR. G.. w. Scott and family. left
Monday for northampton. Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. Richmond skinner of Royalton were
In town Monday.-Mrs. Dora Tredo, who
has been in White River Junction and
vicinity for several days, returned Mon
day to her home h~ere.-Charlcs Clifford
arrested Mr.. Burdo for running a motor
cycle without a license Saturday.-A. c.
Wells left Saturday FOR North Dakota to
accompany Mrs. Hodges, Mrs, Wclls's
mother, on her homeward journey.-Clar-
ence Hodges Of Schenectady, y. y, who
was with his family over Sunday at the
home of Miss Mary Dubois, returned
Sunday night to resume business.-Miss
Crampton. niece of Mrs. Homer White,
was an ~ovcr-Suuday visitor here with
Mrs. White and family.-The Grange
meeting WAS well attended Saturday night
and the program, musical and literary.
was interesting. Following this, the mar
ricd members gave a banquet to the I'M
married portion of the Grange.
Miss Rena Jcnney Of Iiartlan1 ar
rived Tuesday to visit Mrs. George
Drew-Mrs. f. H.. Ketchum arrived
from South Boston Saturday night,
where she had been to AXE care of
her sister, Mrs. i. w. Horner, who is
Ill.-Mr. n Mrs. l.. y. Partridge left
Tuesday morning for Barre to attend
the graduation.-Miss Bessie Gokey
and her sister. Miss Ruth Gokey, who
has been her guest. went to Chelsea
Tuesday-Miss Marguerite Merriheld
has gone to Grafton to pass the sum
mCr, expecting to return here to teach
the coming fan term.--Miss Gladys
Jones, a teacher in one of the graies,
expects to leave for the West in the
EARLY fall.-IIarry Morton of Hyde
Park. Mass, has arrived here for a
short stay with his mother, Mrs. r,
&. Morton.-A business meeting of
the Kings Daughters was held at the
home of Mrs. j. d. Mitchell Tuesday
afternoon. The regular meetings Will
he discontinued till fall-The annual
meeting of Col. Israel Converse Chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. was held at the home of the
regent, Mrs. Lemuel Richmond, Tues
day afternoon.-Mrs. Heber Holman
lef' Saturday to join her husband in
New York, where he has been for sew
eral days.-NIr. and Mrs, a. +. Bass
and daughter. Miss Elaine, left for
Boston Tuesday.
a pretty wedding was celebrated We'd
Hesday afternoon at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Hubbard, when Their
only daughter, Esther Hubbard, was uni
ted in marriage to Harry Morton of Hyde
Park, Mass, The bridal party enterct
the parlor to tho strains of the wedding
march from "~Lohengrin,' played by Mrs
lettie Smith, and were escorted to theil
positions by Thclma Spear Of Burling
ton, who acted as flower girl aud rlnl
bearer. The 10 friends of Miss Hubbard
who have been with her at each of tn
parties given in her honor, formed al
aisle, through which the bridal party
passed. The Rev. Fraser Metzger per
formed the The bride wa
beautifully gowncd in white silk with rea
duchess lace. Her veil was caught NJ
with orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet Of sweet peas. The brid
was unattended. The couple stood in tn
bay window which had been CONVERTED
into a bower by cut flowers, drapcd wit
white ribbon. Following the ceremony
wedding lunch was served and the coupl
left for a several days wedding tri
through northern Vermont and New HorI
and after their return here for a few day
will go to Hyde Park, Mass, for thei
future home. The brides going ava
suit was OF blue serge with "A white ha
pnd trimmings to match. Miss Iuhbar
was a graduate of Randolph high Schoo
She has many friends, who remembers