Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

Rustedt piano solos, Lancelot, Adam,
Cradle Song, Jeffery, Hunting Butterflies.
Hirsch, Polonaise, Hofmann, Ruth
Haughey; violin SOLO "Revere," ellis.
Rose Haughey; piano solos, Album Leaf
OPP. 2 No, L." Whelpley. Cascade OPP.
49," Gurlitt. prelude Op. 2s," Porter,
Ruth Haughey; violin solo. Largo
Handel Rose Haughey; piano solos,
Song of the Sirens" West. "Minuet Op.
II No. l." Paderewskl, Ruth Haughcy;
plano duet, "valse Caprice Op. No l."
Nevin, Ruth Haughey. Miss Rustedt.
Miss Aurore Lavigne. who went to the
Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski, where
she will he treated for heart trouble,
was accompanied by her brother, the Rev.
Joseph Lavigne.-Mrs. G. NJ. Rounds ard
daughter. Laura, have returned home
from a weeks stay In Potion Springs,
Que-Charles Lacrosse and Miss Hazel
frissel, both of this place, were married
Thursday by the Rev Joseph Lavigne
Mrs Robert Anderson, who was OPP
Grated on at the St Adams hospital
Saturday, is as comfortable as could be
expected.-D w McClelland and mother
Mrs c. l.. McClelland, have gone to Bur
lington, where they will pass the sum
mer Miss Louise Dennonvlle is visit
Ing In Newport. --Mr. and Mrs. II. +.
Hardy of Bethlehem, n. H.. came to
their home in this place Saturday 70 re-
main over Sunday. and on Monday re-
turned to Bethlehem. They were accom-.
panied by Mrs. Hardys father. Austin
Puffer, and sister. Mrs F. L. Colby, and
son, Henry.-James Wilson, aged a2
years died Thursday of senile decay at
tho home Of his son. James Wilson. on
the hardwood hill road The funeral was
held al his late home Saturday. the Rev
W. c. Guest officiating. Mr.. Wilson Is
survived by three brothers. Curtis Of
| Enosburg, Smith of Derby, and william
Of this town and n sister. Mrs Elmer
Wilson of East Richford. The infant son
of Nh. and Mrs Max Lauder died Sun
day evening Miss Addie Aver, who Is
engaged as supervisor Of rural school
work with extension work in the normal
school in Lewiston, Idaho. and Miss
| Glenna Aver, who has been attending
| the normal school in birmingham, Mass,
are at their home In this place where
they will spend the summer with their
mother, Mrs. II. c. Aver.
| The Misses Marion and Elizabeth Rus
| tedt went to burlington Monday. where
they ATTENDED the University of Vermont
| commenCement-M O. a. Hagan has
gone to Hghgate Springs, where she VII
he in camp with relatives and friends
| Mrs. n. B. Cowan of bakersfield is visit
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs II
q. Powers Mrs Napoleon Danyaw am
! daughter. Miss Nellie Danyaw. of Shell
don Springs visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph I,oVolettc Saturday.
The store building on River street re-
Gently purchased by DIR. II. s. Herrick Is
being thoroughly remodled, previous tc
meving the stock of goods now loCated
in the Donlon store. Tho stock will he
enlarged and brought promptly up to date
The new sore will be called the Richforc
Variety store.-This place was visited by
severe electrical storm Wednesda,
morning at one o'clock. No damage wa
done in the immediate vicinitY.-Mrs An
ma Seal, wife of John Seal, died at he
home Monday night of tuberculosis, ageC
10 years Mrs. Seal is survived by he
husband and three children, Glady' s
Raymond and a baby who is with rea
tives in Farnham. Que. The body wa
taken to Farnham where the burial vii
take place.-The summer meeting of thu
St. Adams District Methodist association
is being held In the Methodist Church