Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-30


S. ID. Luce; vicc-president, j. w. Sleeper,
Waterbury; secretary and treasurer, l..
u. Butts, North Hyde Park chaplain. j.
w. Sleeper; executive committee, Austin
wilkins, Walter NJ Sargent, w. T. Gates,
Giansas), and balance of old board. 1t
was proposed by Dr. George l.. Bates to
form permanent organization to which
all sons Of members of Co d, 5th Vt,
regiment, and all patriotic citizens and
members Of any other company or rcgi-
mcnt could become honorary members.
The proposition met the approval Of all
and the following committee was elected
to solicit such membership: G. l.. Bates,
chairman, G.. A. wilkins, secretary, w.
NJ. Sargent, treasurer. The original
members of Co. ID who were present
were Austin wilkins, $. ID. Luce, Jack
Sargent of stowe, j. w. Sleeper of Wat
erbury, John Bedcll, Eugene Chappell, L..
T. Butts of North HYDE Park and w T..
Demeritt. The following joined the ranks
as honorary members: y. c. Walker, j.
r. Stevens, Frank Kcnfeld, George Foss,
II. B. Caswell, S. Nutting. G. s. Davis,
l. Blair W. r. Patch, Julius Bliss, Calvin
Smith, l.. A. Davis, y. W. Rodgers, II. L.
Mudgett, l.. L. Camp, c. \. Davis and
W. H. II. Goodell Dinner was served at
at two in the afternoon with music by
the drum corps. An address was given
by the Hon NJ. p Maurice and historical
remarks by r. G. Chency.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lunt of Derby Line came Friday
evening to visit their daughter and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. G. f.. Palmer-Miss
Sadie Raymond of fighgate returned
home Friday after visit with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond.
h. J. Kelley is i'll with tonsllits.-Mlss
Addie Goodrich and Miss Bessie Wash
burn of New Bedford, Mass, who have
passed three weeks with the formers
sons. Fred and William Goodrich, re-
turned Friday night.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Il. Stewart of Lowell, Mass, are Wis
ltng his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benia min
Stewart, and sister Mrs. Stllman Ring
Professor and Mrs w. \. Beebc and son,
Edwin, of Proctor were guests Friday
and Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Stay
ton-Mrs. Arthur Waite and two children
went to st. Johnshury Saturday to visit
Miss May Spcncer.-Mrs Leroy S. Eaton
and children went Saturday to Water
town, Mass to join Mr.. Eaton, who has
employment thcre.-Bruce Mcdonald has
purchased and is moving to the Miller
house on George street.
w. l.. Durgan found on Sunday wild
strawberry plant which had one large,
well developed, ripe berry, several green
berries and one large blossom.-W. L.
Horsford. who has been on the G. w.
Foss farm for the past year, is moving
/
lotte.-Miss Alice Page of Hyde Park
was a guest Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Fisk.-Mr. and Mrs Glenn G.
Gould returned to Brattleboro Saturday
night after a visit with his parents Mr..
and Mrs c. c. Could Miss Edith Spiller
of st. Johnsbury passed Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. a. Spiller.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Marion Of Hard
wick passed Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. a. T.. Draper.-Walter
Buker of Cambridge former p. A. boy,
who has passed a year at the Panama
canal, visited here SaturdaY.-Fred Bad
ger of st. Johnsbury passed Sunday at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Badger.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. T. Har-
ris returned Saturday evening from a
visit at iNl'"ioIN an" ''i'N'"' P'''i'7'
MISS Marie '"h0N ie'u' ileu '7"."i ""'
evening from. VISIT at fl'.sioru l.
ana MIS-. James i'l'ilS Oh i1ai""icN pass
eu "unuay WIN 'he a''e' So" anu
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BiXby.-Wfl
lis Mould of Mineville, y. V. came Sat
urday evening for a visit with his par
ehts' MI anu MIS-, rreu -Ho"'u' WI .
t'os"'" SUR WIN VI "oi's H'N''' WV
mas pasSeu d Ie" uaHS as sue9t vi -hr
anu MIS- l." he CAMP i''u' ne" "o'i'c
No'''a!'
An o'u-l"s''o'leu mouse W"'Hii"E was
held luesday evening III the OaIi'oe''
q strict at district NO Schoo'no"Se'
when mas recently been thoroughly re-
pAireu' newly Sea'ou' new p'll'S anu
pell ana new p"rch addeu' Npout Wv
We're present + VI. Sn'all acteu as cr""
man ana the teacher' MISS FNa ot"H'
chii' as oIEafllSt' opening remains were
maze ny ochoo' S"Pt' - ~ I'oNc' uc,
cIamauon' Roy Marshaii' essay iau'
NeWlahu' essay Iiaipert St"i''Hli' music
by the haiuoIPh Sohb"i"S "uui eSS
by state oupt' W. . "'ohc' 'c'""'NS ny
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Doute' history Vi ''e s0"o"i uisu4.'
W. 0iiiai! music Aii'c'ica' hci iee"'
menus were serNeu .! tne i'u'eS VI 'n'
u'Sti'ct' iHe h0lo"' Was t'iHt ""i'' ~
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heath AT POMONA al Oh Ht'hleN -
i'ates' former Norr'S'oNh p"S' anu
student OF People 5 Academy ~ Year,
ago Stanley T. Bates son OF George ~
AT Oolchest'r' November H. 1900 iils
early youth was spent IN colchester ana