Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-15
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
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ssohn's "Loreley." the Bridal Chorus"
from The Rose Maiden" Gounods
unfold, Ye Portals" and selections
from "rhe Flying Dutchman" ands
robin Hood" The programs also in
cluded solo work by Miss Elizabeth De
Cant OF New York, the young soprano
who was q favorite with Burlington
audiences last year. Harry Il. Dane or
Burlington, baritone, william H. Al
wood of st. Johnsbury, tenor Miss
Marion Jordan of Burlington, hutist,
and Mrs. j. f. jackson, contralto, DIR.
Peaks of johnson, tenor, and Mrs.
Powers, soprano, of Morrisville. Mrs.
Frederick c. Southgate of Woodstock
acted as accompanist for the soloiets'
as well az giving several piono solos,
and Mrs. \. n. Camp of Morrisvllle ac-
conpanied for the chorus work.
Noung's orchestra of St Johnsoury
also assisted il the programs, n. H.
Young, the leader, giving several violin
solos.
Mrs. l. a. Dyke is seriously III Win
pneumonia-Miss Mable Decell, mem
Dor OF the teachers training Glass; is
teaching the North Randolph school FOR
Il week, giving Miss Viola Kneeland' the
regular teacher, vacation. MISS hhee-
land has gore t. North l4yde FaTK 10
visit her parents. Miss Florence Chaitee'
a teacher In the Barre schools, mas oeer
obliged TO return home on account OF
il:less.--M:ss Louise Miller, who has VS.
tied MIR and Mrs. u. p. Munson for
week, returned to DossX Junction Mon
day evening Mr.. and Mrs william
Donald of Hardvick and Mrs. h. q.
Mann and Mrs. Henry Taylor of VOL
cot. we're guests Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Tayiur.--Nrs. Harry Baker and
child 1.er,f Tuesday 10 Wolcott to visit
Mr.. Baker, Parents, Mi. and Mrs. Will
lam Baker Mrs. May Savoy and Rob
erta, the nttle daughter of Judge and
Mrs @. NJ. Powers passed Tuesday in
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs A +. Draper are prepar-
ing to move to the j. c, Peck farm in
HYDE Park, which they recently pur-
chased Their daughter, Mrs. Alice Mar
ian of Hardwick, is passing few days
with them.--Mrs. Dennis O'Connell Of
CLANS Falls, n. Y, came Tuesday even
ing to visit her brothers, J. f.. and p. j.
Springer. and their familes.-Mrs. l.. ID.
Smith, who has passed several days with
Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.
Smith, returned to HardwiCk Tuesday
evening Cobb of Hardwick visited
his sisters Mrs George Brown and Mrs
A. j. Smith, Wednesday. and Mrs.
w. Grant FanCher and son, Warren,
who have passed two weeks at the RAN
dali returned Wednesday to Lawrence,
Mass.-.Aliss r. \. Warren Of Woon-
socket, Il. J., is passing her vacation at
the Randal.-Mrs A W. Fuge, who has
been in Burlington for some time while
Mr.. Fuge was at the hospital, came
home Wednesday for the day.--Mr. and
Mrs. b. p. White. who are passing the
summer at Greensboro, returned there
Wednesday after passing several days
with their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
q vacation of week from her duties
as assistant bookkeeper in the Citizens
Telephone company office-The Rev. V
NJ Hardy has had constructed set OF
steps from High street to the main roac
near the watering trough, which will b,
greatly appreciated by the public wish
ing to make a Shortcut" from High
Winter or Union streets to the highwa,
below.-Lamoille Grange will hold It
next meeting Friday evening, when tn
third and fourth degrees will be worked
An invitation has been extended to John
son Grange to be present and it is ex
pccted they will furnish the program.