Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13

4. S. Esten has resigned his position
N the high school here to take effect
1t the close of the school year and ac-
eepted a position as instructor in his
lory in the high school of New Haven,
Conn. He also will do work for mas
YRS degree in Yale.
A game with features all its own vas
played on Athletic field Saturday be-
tween the high school team and Swan
ION high The result was a victory for
The home team by a score of to S.
The foundation for NJ. G. Cramton's new
house on East berkshire road is being
built-Mrs William Teveyaw and grand
daughter. Miss Lizzie Roddy, have re-
turned from Leistcrshirc ~ Y, where
they spent the winter with Mrs. Teve-
yaw's daughter, Mrs Porter-Mrs W.
V. Phelps, who recently returned from
Burlington. where she had been in he
Mary Fletcher hospital. is making a
good recovery
Mrs. William Garner received a cable
gram Monday with the news that a
brother-in-law. Percy IIufford, who was
second officer on the Inflated Lusitania
was among those lost by drownng.--M.
J.. Sanders of White River Junction and
w. NJ. Denman of Springfield, Mass.
We're in town Monday in consultation with
the seleCtmen in regard to the cement
bridge, for which the town voted 5000
at the March meeting. Mr.. Sanders is
the engineer who had some dra wings
which were shown at that time. He has
now been employed to make plans and
specifications which are to be ready May
20, when contractors can examine and
submit bids Mr.. Dcnman Is to be con.
sultng engineer during the construction
period The Boy Scouts went to Swanton
Saturday where they played ball with
a similar team from that town and were
beaten by score of s to Bishop Co.
adiutor the Right Rev. G.. y. Bliss will
mako a visitation to St Matthews Church
Thursday. Ascension day. There will be
choral Holy Communion at 40 o'clock
in the forenoon. the Bishop leading.
From three to five there will be a recep-
ton at the rcctory At eight o'clock
there will be evening prayer and con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afternoon on Attn ..
letic field Enosburg high beat Johnson
high four to two.-+NIss Annie Merrill
went to Boston Monday to attend a re-
union of her class at Lasell seminary
and spend few weeks among friends
n C. Royce of Sheldon Springs is build
ing n new barn on his farm in Berkshire
near w. G. Mobiles. The Frccr Brothers
of Richford have the contract.
A party of seven in two automobiles
consisting of s. c. Towle, l.. l.. Marsh.
W. T. Nitiguv, O. NJ Jeffords a. NJ.
Aseltine and j. X. Pcrley motored to
Greensboro Tuesday morning on fish
ing trip of two days.-Olin Merrill left
Tuesday morning for New York, where
he will spend few daYs.W. c. McAllia-
ter has sold his dwelling on MisslsQuoi
street to r. f. Premier of Abercorn, Que.
Possession IS to be given June i. Mrs.
McAllister and children are going to Mid
dletown, n Y. where she formerly lived.
Mr. McAlster will remain here for the
summer--C. n Spear has returned and
resumed his position with the standard
Oil company after a few weeks in Spring
field, where his family is remaining un-
til he can find a tcnement.-James Berry,
who recently resigned his position with
the Standard Oil company. has gone to
Detroit. Mich.-A son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. John Iaraba Tuesday morning.
Mrs F. G. Farrell is with her parents
In Moretown.-John r. Anderson and son,
George H. Anderson, Of Franklin. were
in town Tuesday.---M. p. Perley returned
Wednesday from Boston, where with Mrs.
Perley and daughter Miss katherine,
they have been passing a few weeks. The
mother and daughter will remain longer.
Miss Gertrude Andrus is in Shoreham.
u. G.. Broadhead and his granddaugh
ter Mrs w. c. McAllister, are at Middle
town, where Mar Broadhead will remain.