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fro across the Atlantic ocean without
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
WILLISTON.

The marriage If Miss Lillian NJ. Ray,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ray.
and w. r. Mitchell took place Monday
evening at eight o'clock at the Brownell
homestead in South Willston The Rev.
David L. Fleming of Fort Ethan Allen
performed the ceremony.
Lester Johnson of Barre Is al homo
for the summer.--Mrs. James O'Rrian
ST., who has been with her sisters in
burlington tho past two weeks re-
turned to her home Fridav.--George
Pease with friends was in town last
Sunday.-Mrs. Hazel Vetter from the
South is the guest of her mother. Mrs
George Bomhard, through the sum.
mer-Miss Anna Pease went to Bur
lin|gton Sunday and from there will go
to her new position in Keeseville. ~
Y, in the near future.-News has been
received from Charlestown. s C., that
the eldest son, Samuel. of Eugene Bis
sonett. died Thursday. Mr. Bissonett
and family were formerly of this
nj
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is slowly improving from her recent &C.
cdent and is able to sit up a little each
day.
\ pretty wedding was solcmnized at
the home Of Mr. ana Mrs T.. w john
son TUESDAY afternoon. when their only
daughter. Gladys Florence, was united
in marriage to Edward T.. Fuller. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs T. }. Fuller Of Startshoro.
by the Rev g. V. French. The bridal
party entered the parlor to the strains Of
the wedding march played by Miss Alma
Falby. the ceremony being performed in
front Of bank of palms and cut flowers.
The bride and groom We're attended nv
Glenn johnson, brother of tho bride. and
Mrs. j. g. Fuller sistcr-in-law of the
groom. The bride was goWncd in white
messalinc trimmed with old lace ana car
ried white pconics. Following the ccre-
mony light retire shmcuts We're served aft
err which the happy couple were taken
by automobile to Essex Junction where
they took the train to Montreal TO spend
their HONEYMOON.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
JERICHO.

Miss May Adrian has returned from Es
sex Junction, where she visited her aunt
Mrs. Maggie Carroll. Miss Grace Horton
and brother Of Essex Junction were over
Sunday visitors Of Miss Hazel Pettingiu
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Finn are at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Finn Of
EsseX-frank llanley has gone to Under
nil to build barn for his brother, John.
Mrs. Flora White and son. Guy and two
daughters, Rcna and Lula have arrived
for the summer from Des Mones, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mc(iarrogan and Mr.
and Mrs. Il. O O'BrYne of Richmond were
in town SundaY.-Mr and Mrs John
Flint of ESSEX were at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Pollards Sunday
Mrs Eliza Perry Of st. Adams is in town
visiting her sister Miss Jennie Martin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
UNDERHILL.

MI and Mrs. Floyd Fuller and children
Of Waterbury are visiting in town for a
Few days.-Mrs. w s Nay left Thursday
for Holyoke. Mass, where she will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. b. Williams
The baseball game played at Bevidere by
Cnderhill and Belvidere resulted in a vic
tory Of to in favor of UnderhllI.-Miss
Gladys Lincoln, who was graduated from
johnson Normal school last week. is at
home for the summer-Miss Iva Thorpe
has closed her school at Rochester and Is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Thorp.-Mrs l.. d.
Moulton is in Middehury as the guest Of
her son. Carl Moulton.-S L. Humphrey
has gone to Lake George for the sum-
mer-Miss Ida Cross closed a sue
cessful term of school in Beartown Fri
day and expects to enter johnson Normal
School In the fall.-The Mead reunion will
be held at the old Mead homestead this
year, June o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
ESSEX.

One of the largest audiences of the
past % years was present at the final
prize speaking contest at the Essex Clas-
steal Institute Friday evening. Each
speaker. winner in one of the previous
contests. showed careful training received
from Principal Gilmore and his assist t
ants. Miss Claire Abbey kept the audi
ence III one continuous laugh WITH THE
Schoolmate's Guests" and won the prize
for girls. Carlisle Bixby delivering The
Trial of Ben Thomas" won the prize for
boys. Both prizes were $500 in gold
Honorable mention was accorded Miss
Florence Austin for her rendering Of
The Raising of the Daughter of Fairies .
and to Hugh BiXby for his delivery Of
"Laddie." The judges were Mrs. w. X
Walker OF Burlington. Mrs. Lucia Down
ing of Essex Junction and A. G. Whit
ney OF Burlington. Selections were rem
dered during the evening by four-piece
orchestra and at the close of the contest
there was a concert by the Richmond
Cornet band Of 20 pieces, in the school
grove which was strung with electric
lights Ice cream. strawberries and punch
were served by the students, and the
whole affair netted substantial sum for
promoting the athletic activities Of the
school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

Barncs--Mrs. Mamie Green has return
ed to Richmond.--T. l.. stevens enter
tanned the BaraCa class from the Con-
gregational Church Tuesday evening
Miss Lenore Treat Of Pittsford Is Wis
iting friends herc.--J. f. Olmstead is
suffering from sciatic rheumatism
Miss Bertha Alger, who resided here
until last fall, and wayne Fuller of
Bristol were married in Lincoln June
16.--The Lend Hand will go to Mid
dlesex Thursday where they will be
entertained by Mrs. Stockwell, Mrs.
Snow and Mrs. Flint
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Children's day will be observed at the
Baptist Church on June 27.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Carpenter Of Ferrisburg Center
have been visiting their grandson, Forest
Carpenter and Mrs. Carpenter.-Erl'
TaEgart Of Charles City. Iowa, is in
own to spend the summer with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Taggart.-
William II. Fonda of Austin, Tex, is the
quest of his nephew, II, s. Fonda, and
Mrs. Fonda.-Miss Gladys COursey of Ea st
Berkshire has been visiting Miss Beulah
DOW for a week. on her way home from
Nliddlebury, where she has been teaching
Fchool-Mrs. b. II, Carpenter of COL
hester who has been visiting her son
w. Carpenter. and Mrs. Carpenter.
las returned homc-The Rev. f. Place
nd family are spending the week at
'hompson's Point.-Miss Sara Emo of
3ryn Mawr, Pa, is with her mother and
unit at the Wooster farm for the sum-
ner-Mr. and Mrs. Burton r. Reors of
ericho and Mr.. and Mrs r. g. Beers
nd Mrs Anna Cleveland of Essex came
v automobile TO Charlotte Sunday and
ere guests of Mr. and Mrs l.. c. Beers
pr the day. Duane Beers accompanied
he party home for weeks visit.-Miss
fora smith OF Nntlng, VINO mas beer
sitting Miss Wooster and Mrs. Emo, has
stunned home.A. H. Eddy of Bristol
as been visiting his sister, Mrs C.. F.
Owe and familY.-Mrs. f.. r. VoiCt and
laughter, Miss Christina, have returned
Fom a carriage drive to Westford where
ley. visited Mr.. and Mrs, \. D. Garrow
RS. Nogts cousins Mr.. and Mrs
harles f. REYNOLDS of Burlington, for
GER residents here. and Mr. and Mrs. a
Sherman were i'm town Sunday calling
T.. H. Converse and other friends
r. and Mrs. Reynolds will leave June
for an extended western trip They
III visit relatives in Denver, but will
end the greater part Of the time in
attic with Mr.. ReYnoldss sister. Mrs
rank Wentworth, and will also visit the
hnama exposition. They will he gone
rec months.-Mr and Mrs A. r. Stearns
tended the graduation exercises of the
ddlchury high school Friday evening
cir granada lighter Miss Rernice Stearns
MiddlehurY, being a member of the
aduatng class. Miss Lou Jackman ac,
mpanied them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

liam Laughton, essay, our Town"
Ethel Elizabeth stokes, saluatorian;
Treasure Finders" Veda Harriet Cas-
sidy; The Cost of the Great War
Harrison william Pierce: The Ad-
vance OF Woman" with valedictory
address, Thelma Hilda Reed; address.
Some Changing Ideals" Prof. George
G. Groat Phi. D., at University of Yer
mont; presentation of diplomas, Supt.
NJ. II. France; music was by Romeo's
orchestra of Burlington.
Miss Leila Goodrich eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodrich. WAS uni
ted in marriage to Thomas Baxter Of
Brooklyn, n. Y. Monday morning at
nine o'clock at the Catholic Church in
Shelburne She was attended by her
sister, Miss Edna Goodrich The groom
was attended by Gaylord Goodrich
brother of the bride. The bride WIS gown
ed in brown and the maid of honor in
blue. They will reside in EnEloWood. y.
1.-The funeral Of Mrs. Howard Barnes
was held at eleven o'clock Sunday. The
Rev. l.. +. White of'iciated. There were
many beautiful floral offerings Mem
bers of the Kings Daughters, La Plottc
Chapter, O. l.. S. and the W. r & were
present also members of her sunday
school class. Two hymns Come Unto
Me- and Abide with Me-" were sung
by a quartctte. 1nterment was I'm Lake
View cemetery at Burlington.-Miss Ger
trude Flanagan of Burlington has been
visiting friends here.-Mrs. Kate Isham
of Burlington spent the past week here
Mrs. Anna Degree of Burlington has been
bo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
HINESBURG.

The funeral of Mrs Howard l.. Barnes
is held at her late residence Sun
" morning at eleven o'clock. Burial
Is in Lake View cemetery, Burlington. -
rs. Barnes died Wednesday night af-
an illness of several weeks with
art trouble The immediate cause
death was shock. She leaves a
|sband and "A daughter.-The pupils
the high school and teachers were
fertained at lawn party at the
me Of Miss Lucille Cain Wednesday
be l6, Refreshments We're served.
The students of the high school
hiding highest in their studies the
ft year were given a banquet by
! ir teachers. Misses Hill and Holmes
ksdaY June l5 a siX-course din.
was served The commencement
rcises of the high school were held
irsday evening with the following
gram: Invocation, the Rev. VIII
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Graduation exercises took place Satur-
day evening al the Shelburne road school.
The decorations We're of masses of field
daisies ferns and Nermont's state flower,
the red clover. Floral gifts Of roses.
peonies and cosmos came from Mr.. and
Mrs George Allen of Pinewold +. O'Lake
Champaign. The school singing under
direction of Professor c. f. Curtis re-
Elected credit to his skill. Mrs Claire |.
Hills singing was worthy Of especial
mention. She sang In honor of her son,
He Was a Prince" The graduates were:
Miss Eva Neser, Miss Helen Spear.
Master Max Reed and Master Palmer
Hill The following program was given:
commencement song, school Miss Flor
ence de Thestrup, pianist; salutatorY,
Misses Spear and Neser, song in honor
Of Miss Neser, Watch on the Rhine, g
Prof. c. F.. Curtis, pianist: vocal sclec-
tons Spear street and Shelburne street
singing classes recitation why | Am
An Old Maid" Miss Mildred Topper;
piano solo, Wild Flowers and Butter
files ''Muzurka Rhythm" Miss dc
Thestrup song. sweet and Low" school,
recitation, The Last Hymn" Miss de
Thestrup; recitation, THE College Oil
cans Miss Ruth St. Peter; song. Star
Spangled Banner" school; reading. The
Dukite Snake" Mrs. Roy Andrews;
encore, Darius GREEN'S Flying Machinc;'
vocal solo He Was Prince" Mrs
Claire l. Hill; valedictory, Masters Reed
and Hi. address to the graduates and
presentation of diplomas and certificates
of attendance, District Superintendent
MSS Minnie L. Hays, presentation Of
prizes, instructress, Mrs. Anna Allen.
Refreshments were served by the pupils,
after which a greenback was presented
to Professor Curtis for his efforts in be-
half Of the children during the winter.
substantial grcenback was also
presented by the parents to Mrs Anna
Allen, who is engaged to teach in the
Shelburne road school another year at an
advance of salary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
RICHMOND.

pretty wedding took place Monday
morning at the Church of our Lady Of
the Holy Rosary, where Clarence stone.
son of Mr., and Mrs Ezra stone and
Miss Nancy Albert were married by the
Rev. \. =. Clormont, The bride wore q
suit Of dark blue. while the maid Of
honor, Miss Flora Albert a sister Of the
bride, wore a sand-colorcd suit Joseph
Taylor acted as best man George O'Brien
and Benjamin Taft acted as ushers. \
breakfast was served at the home of the
grooms parents after which the couple
left by automobile for a short wedding
trip, L. Story of Yonkers. y. ",
secretary for the Richmond Underwear
company, is in town ON a business trim
for the hrm-NIr. ana Mrs. White, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J w.
Berry for week, left for their home in
Starksboro SATURDAY Miss Lenoro Treat
of littsford has been a guest AT the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stearns
during commencement Week.-Mrs. Mason
and son of Essex, y Y, was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henley over
Sunday.-F j. Robinson Of Rochester
is visiting friends In toWn.-AIr. Leonard
who was in town attending the gradua-
ton exercises of his GRANDDAUGHTER, Lois
Bartlett. has returned to lIoosick Falls
\. w. ana Mrs. G. II. Pine and Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Sudarsky took an auto
mobile trip through Grand Isle last week
The marriage of Miss Grace Kilpeck
and George Keefe, formerly of this town
was solemnized at the Church of
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stanley of Essex
Junction spent the weekend with DR..
and Mrs. kenyon.-Miss Mabel Kline of
Brooklyn, n. Y, is spending a two weeks
vacation with Mrs Sabra Collins
John Donahue is seriously ill.-Mr and
Mrs. Oscar Harding and son Of Woodstock
have been visiting friends in town.-Har-
Hey Monta returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday. He is reported
las being CONFERENCE.-The Earl Grey
land Mrs. Fay Marvin, who spent sever
|al days in HUNTINGTON last week. return
Jed to their homes Saturday .-Children' S
|hay will be observed Sunday morning at
the Baptist Church.-The Misses Dorothy
Harvey and Marion Odelle of Montpelier
[hre visiting A e Hines
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

A pretty home wedding took place
iast evening when Miss Josephine
Louise Fay only daughter of Mr. and
prs. Ellery Charming Fay became the
pride of Archie BURGESS Rugg, only
Jon OF Mr.. and Mrs. Amo. A. Rugg of
Salrfax. At eight o'clock II young
ladies' carrying chains of daisies
marched down the stairs, when Miss
Amy Wheeler gave the first chords of
he Lohengrin wedding march and
passed to the parlor where they form
ed an aisle for the bridal party. Lit
tie Miss Elizabeth Fay. niece of tho
bride. came first scattering flowers. and
her brother. Master Herbert Fav.
bearing the ring on a tiny silver tray.
Then followed Miss Mary Wright.
cousin of the bride. as maid of honor,
and the bride on the arm of her father.
Beneath beautiful arch of cvertgrecn.
white peonics and roses, they were met
by the groom and his cousin, Howard
Lane. as best man. The Rev. Chaun-
cey c. Adams performed the ceremony.
The reception followed Immediately
Beside tho bride and groom. Miss
Wright and Mr.. Lane were in the re-
ceiving line The young ladies form
Ing the aisle were Misses Eunicc Hunt,
Annis Baldwin. Anna Fletcher. Helen
Post, Maude French Alice stanley,
Marjorie Read. 1rcna Pludc of this
town, Elizabeth Henley of Richmond
Julia Carter of Nergenncs Ruth Bull
lard. Florence Fisher. Mabelle George
and Halle Brownell Of Burlington.
Only relatives and a few friends. in
Guiding members of the Dorcas Guild.
were present. Refreshments were
served in the dining room. which was
prettilY decorated in pink and green
Miss Lucinda Smith catered and the
Misses Baldwin, Wheeler, French.
Hunt, Stanley and Henley served. The
reception room, where punch was
served by Misses Carter and Post. was
decorated with red pconies. Mr. and
Mrs. Rugg are well known, the former
being one of the merchants of the
town and the bride having been n pop-
ular teacher in the public schools
both here and in surrounding towns
After a honeymoon of two weeks they
will reside with Mrs. Riggs parents
until their new house is completed
which is to be erected on Pleasant
street. The bride wore a gown of white
crepe de chine trimmed with princess
lace and pearls. with Veil caught
with orange blossoms and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Her travelling suit
was of blue silk poplin with hat to
match The maid of honor was dressed
In green crepe de chine and carried
pink rosebuds, while the little flower
girl wore white batiste and carried a
basket of pink roses. The groom's
gift to the bride was cameo brooch
and to his best man pearl scarf pin.
To the maid of honor. the bride gave
a friendship circle The brides hou-
quet, thrown from the stairs was
caught by Miss Eunice Hunt. Among
those present from out of town beside
those already mentioned. were the par
ents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Rugs, Mr.. and Mrs. y. b. Beardslev
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. s Howard Of Fair
fax, Miss Amy Wheeler of Waterbury,
Mrs. Taylor Of Newton, Mass, and rela-
tlNes from the surrounding towns
Browns River Creamery paid for the
month Of MAY 123 for standard milk,
and SO IA cents for butter fat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
HUNTINGTON.

big Fourth OF July celebration will be
held here Saturday, July 3, with street
parade al 1000 a. m. followed by an ad-
dress at noon by Attorney +. H. O'Brien
Of Rutland, after which will come races
Of various sorts, a game of ball between
Hnesburg and the local team, with Hines
burg band and the local hand in attend
ance throughout the day.-.Mrs. NJ. A AL
ger continues to improve since her re
turn from tho hospital-Atrs. +, u. Falby
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
MILTON BORO.

Fred raber and motherand Miss Hortense
Donaldson of Swanton were at the homo
of r. T.. Bullock sunday. will
close Friday with n picnic at Mrs Fay's
camp.-Maron Stanley is in Fairfax this
week attending the graduating exercises
Of II. f. A.--Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robert
son and daughter. lldah, and Harold
Bliss were in johnson SATURDAY nlgh,
and sunday, making the trip in Mr.
Bliss automoble.-Mr and Mrs. George
Taylor were in St Adams Tuesday
,nitr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Frank Tyler of Essex Junction
has been spending a few days with
her cousin, Miss Charlotte Osgood.-
Mrs. l." J. Mayo of st Adams is visit
ing her parents for few days.-Mr.
and Mrs. Bonnie Fresh of South Hero
spent sunday at C. w. Granger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
WESTFORD.

+. H. Ruggles has sold his farm to
George NJ. Johnson. Miss Ella Haseton
has been graduated from the teachers
training department of Lyndon Institute.
Miss Margaret Brown, student in the
Lyndon Institute. is al home for the
summer.-Mrs. Swerdferger and Mrs
George of St Adams visited the local
lodge of Pythian Sisters Wednesday
night.-Miss Lila Whpple is at home
from Johnson.-John Allen, Mrs. J. f.
Allen and Miss Irene Allen returned from
Lyndon Center Saturday night accom-
panied by Miss Eliza c. Alen.-There
will be business meeting of the Fort
nightly club at the home Of Jennie f.
Allen Thursday afternoon y. A.
Smith has gone to Maine on account Of
the illness of her brother-in-law.
The Sunshine Band will give an ice
cream social at the Baptist Church
Friday "NoninE.-H f., II. Ruggles Of
San Francisco is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs +. H. Rugglcs.-The
Woman's League will give a social at
the town hall Friday evening, July Q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs, Canton. son and daughter are
spending the week in Bristol.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Palmer were in Hinesburg Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Howard