Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-15

on 1.-THE Teacher and Her Opportunity
will be given by Prn. Martin G. Bene-
dict of st. Johnsbury. The addresses of
the afternoon will be as follows. THE
Goal OF History" Prof. S. r. Emerson
of Burlington; "'The Teaching of Arth
metic," supt. Edward NJ. Roscoe of
Barre; "The Rural School Teacher and
Professional Training" Prin. Charles A.
Adams of the State Normal school, Cas-
Teton; "The Greater Vermont Movement
and the Schools" James p. Taylor of
Burlington.
Mrs. Joseph Willett, aged 5S years, died
Thursday after an Illness extending over
about 25 years. She is survived by her
husband and three daughters, Mrs
| Laura Renaud and Mrs. Percy Phillips
of this city and Mrs Joseph Chabot of
Montreal by two brothers Edward
Jacques of this city and William jacques
of Jersey City, and one sister, Mrs. Mary
Pasha of this city
Joseph Emery, aged 80 years died
! Thursday night of tuberculosis. He was
born in Chambly. T.. G., and was a vet
eran of the Civil War, having served in
Co. B, 32d Massachusetts cavalry. The
funeral was held at the house Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
The marriage OF Moses Herman San
born and Miss Grace Eta Brown of Deer.
field. \. H.. TOOK place there May T. Mr.
Sanborn has been tester for the st. All
bans Cow Testing association ,or the past
two years.
Mrs. G. l.. Blake died at her home OF
Parsons avenue Monday noon after ar
an. to,
digestion and neuralgia Of the heart.
A feature OF Memorial day exercises il
this city will be a dress parade which vii
be held on Taylor Park and reviewed By
y. II. Hurlbut Post, No. 81. G. A. r. Thu
organizations to take part are; st. Al
bans Brigade band, Company Il, Cantor
FRANKLIN. st. Adams company OF th'
knights of pythias, and 81. Adams cam
OF the Modern Woodmen The parade vii
be in the charge of Adjutant-Gcnera Lee
5 Tulotson, marshal of the day, anC
Lieut.. ]. G. Ioyt, who will act as adju
tant.
Mrs Emelnc (ScotU McGreggs. aged I
years. died Monday night Of paralysis
She is survived by two sons. Homer anC
John McGreggs OF this city. The funera
was held Wednesday afternoon at tw
o'clock
The marriage of Miss Vall.e l.. Barrel
of St. Adams Bay and Edwin D. Hove.
OF Proctor took place yesterday after
noon at the parsonage of the Churc
of Our Lady OF the Lake. The Rev. T
E Bolvn performed the ceremony. MI
and Mrs t1ovey left on the evenin
train for trip through the Whit
mountains The bride possesses a rio
contralto voice and has been prominen
IN musical events in this city and 70
several years has been a soNist in tn
CONGREGATIONAL Church choir. Mr.. Hove
is "A civil engineer at Norwich UniVer
sty, Northfield
The marriage of Edward A. Nolan AM
Miss Edith LaBounty Of st. Aloan
town took place at Holy Angels Churcl
Yesterday morning at eight o'clock. tn
Rev. l.. r. Desrochers performing tn
; ceremony.
The following officers have been ap
pointed by the vestry of st Luke
Church: Rector's warden, Henry G
Morton; peoples warden, Hon o. \
Kelton; treasurer, George p. Derrick; sec
rotary G. Percy Bergman; music com
mittee j. c. Stranahan, NJ. s Bostwick
chairman finance committee, o. y. kel
tom auditor, DR.. w. r. Arnold; dele
gates to diocesan convention. G. p. Der
ick, O. n. Kelton, NJ. S Bostwick, q.
! Bergman, w f. O'Rrien; alternates
. DR.. w. B. Arnold, Stanley Gray, c. f
Wager, John Lawton, Harry Webley. l
was voted to increase the rector's salar