Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-04

"uureSS anu lntfOdu ed the speaker OF
the day, the Rev. j. c. Fisher of Race
vile, n. Y" who delivered an address
on "A Nations Tribute to Its Heroic
Dead" AT the conclusion of the address
announcement OF committees for decorate
ing graves was read by the commander
and the Row j. G. Fisher rendered THE
sword of Bunker Hill" The Rev. George
Harvey pronounced the bcncdiction. -
MISS Ethel Dcrway Of Burlington was
the guest of Miss Mary Alden Saturday.
FRANK Dalgnoault went Saturday to
brandon TO assist the Brandon band -
Benjamin f1Shcr returned Saturday to
MiddIctury College after a visit to his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Fisher
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Roscoe, who have
been living with her mother, ms Maria
Blair have moved to the Austin tene-
ment On the west side of the creek
Benjamin Miner Of Boston is passing n
few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
5. ID Miner.-Harry Koosky of Port
Henry is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Fishman.-Prof. NJ. NJ Morrison accom-
panied the Nergenncs high school nine to
Pitts'ord aturday.-Henry Godettc and
family of Bristol spent the Weekend
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. H.
Godette Miss Boudreau of Middlcbury
visited her sister here SaturdaY.-Samuel
Cohen, who is attending school in Bur-
lington, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Cohen.-Donahue
and Granley have delivered five
passenger Overland touring car electric
lighted and sclf-startcr model 20, to
Arthur Langevin.-Leiccste Benton and
sor of Nillimantlc, Conn. are passing
Few days with his mother Mrs. l.. +.
Benton.-Niss Alice Hogan has returned
to RUTLAND after a visit to her uncle,
j. H. Ryan ana aunt. Miss Kate Ryan
Miss Julit Douglass of Rutland is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. John Garno.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. BARLEY and daughter,
Marguerite, and Miss Harriet Gee spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armel
of North rrsburE.-Frank Collomb at
tended tie Memorial day exercises at
Burlingtn.-Pre-M Memorial day exercises
were he'll in the Nergennes high school
Friday afternoon when the following pro-
gram vas given: american Hymn"
school; Nading. Letter by c. T. S. Pierce
to the Sute Superintendent of Education"
Mary Godspecd; reading, The Strength
of Our Republic" Douglass Garno,
reading poem by Miller Helen Bur
rough reading, What Constitutes a
State" Charles Harrows; reading. The
Palmetb ana the Pine" Fannie Rondeau;
trio, Mss Cross. Albert Cole and Mrs.
Burrldc 'The Star Spanglcd Banner"
school; alute to the flag; reading, Your
Flag ad Ny Flag" Erwin Clark; re-
marks, c. T. S. Pierce; America"
school'rhc w. G. r /. met Monday
evening with Mrs. j. Iottman.-AIiss
Julia Noodman has accepted a position
rs instructor in the Burlington graded
school or the coming year.-The Winners
of thi. city defeated the Y, NJ. G. \.
nine o MiddleburN in a game played on
the oil, fair grounds Saturday afternoon,
to : The features Of the game for
the loalS was a home run by Jordon
Wood made a three-hagger for the
visitor. Batteries: Winners. H Austin,
j. Autin and Brckey; Y. NJ. c. A.,
Darro, Wood and Gordon; umpires, Nc
1ntyrc and Barton; scorers, Cole and
Morse-Harrv and William Wills of Ben
ningta visited in town SaturdaY.-The
Rev. ad Mrs. j. c. Fisher of Raceville,
y. Y. We're guess of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
T. S Pierce Saturday Israel
Oliverhas gone to Westport, y. Y, to
visit iends.-Mrs. Cyrus Horsford and
son, VILLAIN, of Charlotte are visiting
her prents Mr. and Mrs William
Croshy-E ]. Miller and daughter. Miss
Elizabdh, of Rutland visited Mr.. Miller's
father Isaac Miller, Saturday.-Ira Bur
rougfs and family of Charlotte spent
MenDrial day with his mother, Mrs.
GeoEe Burroughs.
A. the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal
Curch officers We're elected as follows:
President, Mrs. George y. Middlebrook;
secretary, Mrs. II. b. Stack: treasurer,
Hiss Lena Hawkins, Miss Hattie Wins
Tow, Mrs, e. u. Middlebrook. Mrs. Frank
Burroughs and Mrs. G. NJ. Grandey We're
appointed as a committee for renovatng
the church vestry.-Miss Frances Hobart
has returned from Washington. ID. C.,
where she delivered an address before the
American Library association Raymond
Slack has returned to Albany q. ~
Business College after a short visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Slack.-Har-
old Stone of NV York is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Stone
States ATTORNEY F. w. futile and Attor-
ney G. w. Stme went Tuesday to Mid
dleburY to attend the opening of the Addi-
son county cOlrt-Miss Martha sullivan,
who recently underwent an operation at
the Fanny Alm hospital Winooski, is so
much improved that she has been taken
to the home If her cousin, Frank Nc
Donough, of burlington, where she will
remain until alle to return here.-A son
was recently hTn to Mr. and Mrs. George
Flakcly.-Charls Bclden has returned to
Port Henry after visit to his mother.
Mrs. Alice Benen,-The Rev. George T..
Harvey is molnS to the Kendall house
ON Main street recently purchased by the
Baptist Churcl for a parsonage Miss
Doris Bisbee spent the weekend with
Miss Luna Fild of North Fcrrsburg.-
John Floyd Noorby and Miss Nellie l.
Garvcy We're married Saturday evening
at the home If the Groom's sister Mrs,
Arthur Jodvin the Rev. George r. Har-
vey performing the ceremony.-Frank
BarroWs is haiug a piazza built on the
house he recently purchased on King
street--F. l.. Grandey has delivered
Ford touring CIR to Dewitt Parker Miss
Martina MlIlcr or Rutland Is Visiting h"r
mother, Mrs 1ary Miler-Mss Blanche
Field spent Sunday with her parents in
Ferrsburg, Norton of Dartmouth
College is i'll with german measles at the
home of his PARENTS, Mr., and Mrs. Ar
thur w. Nortm.
George Myer and a force Of men be-
gan work Monday on his contract to
build the bridge near the residence Of
John Clark on Maple street. The bridge
will be 20 feet in length and will be
built of ccmen reinforced by nine steel
hEl % Tlno Gknffinll