Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-28

MasS.-JuliuS O. See1ey, Jr., VINO mas
been i'll for two weeks, has resumed
his position as letter carrier.-Thomas
Noonan has returned to town after
visit to his former home In Proctor
Mrs Frank l.. Easton is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs w H. Holmes
in Proctor.-Mrs. II. ID. Archer mas
gone to warrensburg. n. Y, where
she will visit for two wecks-The
every member canvas of the Congro-
gational church will be made on the
first Sunday in June.
The fifth annual convention of the Addi-
son County and Brandon Y NJ. G. A. will
be held in the association rooms in this
village Friday, June S. The session will
open at 1890 o'clock with the Rev. S. NJ.
1saacs of Orwell leading the devotional
service. A. +. Roberts of New York,
county work secretary of the international
committee, will be the principal speaker
in the morning. The Rev. Samuel Rose of
Cornwall will give the devotional service
Mt the afternoon meeting at 80 o'clock.
At 2:30 o'clock meeting of the Addison
County Social Service Federation will be
held. +. NJ Holman of Bristol will pre-
side. The reports of the officers will also
ne neHru AT InlS StSSlbUs ~ u soN ~ 'ltNh a.
farmers meeting with Judge John f..
Weeks presiding will be held. a banquet
will be served at the Memorial Baptist
Church at $50 O'Clock, and Judge Charles
l. Button will be the toastmaster-Mr
Il. Mylott has gone to Manchester for a
few days and from there will go to Ausa-
BILE Forks. n Y, where she will spend the
summer.-Mrs. J. NJ. Burke. who is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington, and
who three weeks ago underwent an opera
ton, is recovering slowly. She was able
to sit u for the first time Sunday. She
expects to return home the last of this
week or the first of next.--Miss 1rma
Lane, only daughter of Brainard II. Lane,
has gone to Burlington, where she is to
undergo treatment.-The Middlchury Col
lece second team will go to Walingford
Memorial day and play the town team of
that placc-Charles Brown has returned
from Ncrgennes, where he has been for
several days to visit his sister, Mrs. John
LeBeau, Jr.-Mrs. Peter Field is in Yer
gennes visiting her daughter Mrs. Felix
Field. Mr.. Field. who has been in Yer
gennes, has returned to town.-Mrs. Allan
r.. Calhoun, who has been in Nergcnnes,
has returnod-Mr, and Mrs. William II.
Wheeler and daughter. Frances, have re-
turned to Nergennes after two weeks in
town.-Mrs c. W. Powers and grand
daughter Erlean Ford, who have been at
the home of Mrs. Powers daughter, Mrs.
W. l.. Ford. for two weeks, have returned
to Berlin, n. H.-The Rev. r J. Boyle,
Rutland. The Middlebury town baseball
J. ,,.in he, CT toa a =
urday in Brlstol.-The Ladies' Missionary
society of the Memorial Baptist Church
held we'll attended meeting with Mrs.
Averill and Mrs White at their home on
Court street Tuesday evening, 1t was
gentlemen's night.-Mrs. Y. G. Droulette
has returned from Burlington Marcus
Allen, who has been visiting at the home
of his wife's parents Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Buckley, for few DAYS, has re-
turned to New York His wife and daugh-
ter will remain here for some tme.-Mrs
Fl. f. Purinton, who spent the winter In
Pattersonville, y. Y, has returned home
Miss Frances Piper. teacher in the
high school at Cavendi;h, who has beer
In town to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. c. Piper, has returned to her school du-
ties.-The Y. NJ. c. a. baseball team will
play in Bristol Saturday morning and II
the afternoon will play the Eagles in Yer
gennes.-The Rev. William G. McFarlane
who ha heen pastor of the Whiting Con
gregational Church for a year, has re-
ceived a call from the Congregations
Church at Bristol, which he will accept OF
July 1.-Henry Murray of Ripton was II
Judge Donoway's municipal court Tues
day morning on charge Of assault. The
case was continued and bail was fiXoG 4
-, which he promptly secured.-Mrs
Emily Rogers has gone to Orwell for
few weeks.
The committees who have the Memoir
thingial day exercises in hand have prac
tically cverythin~ arranged, All mem
bcrs of the Grand Army, Ladies' Circle
and of the other orders are requested
to meet In their rooms at one O'Clock
Saturday The line will form on Mair
street at 1870 o'clock and march in {
body to the town hall, where the eNer
cses of the day will begin at two o'clock
The following program will be carried
out; Music, Military band; prayer, thu
Rev, K, B. Esten, d. D.; reading o
Gen. John A. Logan Post, first orders
&, general orders from headquarters, c
roll of honor. W. l.. Cady, adjt.; ritual
istic work, c. f. Youtt commander
music. America" accompanied by band
chorus, THE Call to Arms" "Amerlcai
Hymn" recitation, Dies for the FLA
| at Last" Charlotte Taylor; quartet
| Land of the Free" Maude Wissell Clar;
WisseIl, Olive Barter, Agnes McNulla
Lincolns address at Gettysburg, T. +
Grant; memorial exercise by grade seve
of the graded school; vocal selection, tn
Pew. ]. r. Bold and quartet; duet
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" (sung a
( President McKinley's funeraD, Maud
Wiss"ll and Olive Barter n. float. "Bor
ME Banner" b, The Flag Goes BY,
address. George w. stone; music, quar-
tct, leader, the Rev. j. z. Bold; exercise
at the monument dirgc by the hanC
prayer, the Rev. y. II. Corrar, y. u
decoration OF unknown graves, Adjt "
l.. Cady; music, Cover Them Over,
double quartet. school; address, the Rev
A. y. Lancaster, bencdict,on; taps. !
O. Wales and Fred Nash will be I'll
marshals of the day.-Frank G.. Dye
and family, who have occupied the Becl
with house on North Pleasant street Il
two years, are moving to their old hon
in Salisbury.-State's Attorney Frank V
Tuttle, who has been in town for tv
days investigating a case of Illegal shoe
ing of a deer last September near Ri
ton, has returned to Vergennes.--Heni
Hayes who has been in town for
week on business, has returned to h
home in Connecticut, where he recent
moved and where he has gone into II
wheelwrisht business again,-Mr, al
Mrs r r. Soulia of Pittsford, who ha,