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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10
b. H. S. ALUMNI.
Annual Meeting of Association
Wednesday Evening. June 10.

The annual meetins Of the Alumni
sociation of the Burlington high Sc
| will be held in the high school assen
hall on the evening If June l6.
a special effort IS being made by
various committees in charge to m
this meeting one of special interest
every graduate and a large attendatc
anticipated.
At half past six together s
per will he held in the assembly hall,
catering for which will ne cared for
g. W Freeman, manager of the s.
wood House Following the supper II
viii he several short talks by interes
speakers among whom will be Congr
man Frank l.. Greene.
Tapllns orchestra will b. in attenda
and will furnish music both during
supper and for the dancing which
follow until midnight. Reply cards n
been sent To all the alumni whose
dresses are available AT this time.
alumni who have not received such co
and who expect to be present are requ
ed to make such notification to Miss Il
Chamberlain, ll6 North Winooski ave.
In order that proper arrangements |
be made by the supper committee,
earnestly requested that all replies
sent in not later than Saturday, June
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10
WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHFIELD.

Mrs Edith Stickney died suddenly
Friday afternoon at ncr nome on Cen
tral street. She had been in poor
health for some time. but the end came
unexpectedly and without warning
Sh" leaves three daughters. Prudence
the wife of Dr William b. Mayo of
this town, Ida. clerk in the North
field Savings bank, and Edith. nurse
at present livirlE in Massachusetts
Mrs. Sicknoy came 70 Northfield from
Middl"bury about nine years ago. y
prayer service, conducted by the Rev.
clinton J.. scott, was held at her home
sunday afternoon, and the body was
taken TO Shorcham for funeral scrv-
ices and burial Monday morning.
NJ. c. Caldcrwood has moved from his
house on Spring street. which he rc-
Gently sold to w +. Kidd. TO the Wash
burn house on Central street, recently
vacated by Scott WelGh-.Mr and Mrs
g. S. Richmond arrived home from their
western trip Saturday night.-The J. G.
Rice farm has been again sold Jesse
Cook being now the owner The Modern
Woodmcn of America attended the
Methodist Church in a body Sunday for
memorial services. and later in the day
decorated the graves of their depa rted
nelghhors at the different cemeteries
Newell Byam of Randolph. who was a
visitor in town the past week reports
that the recent cold snap badly damaged
a large field Of strawberries at his farm
between Randolph and Bethel, practical llv
running the crop. Word has been received
from Marshall H. Smith, who is now
living AT Ardmoro. Okla, to the effect
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.


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."e summer from Worcester Polytechl
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Hampshire state College and John
NIiIer IRON medical college in Bal
"'"r''-A son was norn June to n
ana MrS' heroert T.. owen-Ihe Cent
Nernont RAILWAY company Will put
( Il ne" water tank at this station VIII
capacltF or ''V'" gallons. which Will n
'he place OF the present tank of ri
gallons. owing to the steep grade nj
/ III" present water mouse the new "a
, VIII he placed some distance fartl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10
GREENSBORO.

Mss Belle Fairbanks of Sutton is
spending a few weeks at the home of
her uncle A. f. Fairbanks. The people
OF the IRISH held a reception at the
Congregational Church Thursday evening
for the new pastor and his wife, the
Rev and Ms. Hayes. About l35 persons
were prcsent.-Mrs. +. l.. Wakefield Was
in St Johnsbury Saturday, hay
scales broke down n few days ago with
a load Of coal and Mr.. Jackson has had
all new timber put in the past week.
The scales We're inspected Saturday and
found in perfect condition. Miss Della
Harrison visited her sister, Mrs Dow.
over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. W S. ingalls,
have been In Barre for n few days.
j. u, Olmstead attended reunion of
civil War veterans at Glover Saturday.
Julian Wiley visited in Glover ovor
Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10
WARREN.

a daughter was born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Fred Leno of Waits;icld Juno Miss
Thelma Kennedy and STANLEY Martin
were married at the brides home June
l-George Camp is gaining. Fred Varney
Is ill.-Eunice, the three-year-od daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred WiGett died
Thursday. \ prayer service was held at
the house Saturday and the remains were
taken to Rochester for burial-George
Long is at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
burlington for an operation. -Orrin Ar
mold and son OF birmingham. Mass, are
In town.-,Mrs Herbert Colby. who has
been spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Sara Hall. has returned to Water
town, Nasal Titus has gone TO New
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10
WATERBURY,.

The funeral of II. +. WrseN was held
at his late home at Duxbury Corners sun
day afternoon, the Rev. II. w. Page Off
ciating. The bearers We're neighhors. h.
r. Hart. John Triton. Henry collins and
Henry Hurson. Burial was in the VIII
lage cemetery The baccalaureate SER
mon was preached Sunday evening to the
high school senior class ny the Rev. W.
l.. Boicourt to large congregation at a
union service in the Methodist church.
The subject was Life in the Making 90
The choir of the church sanE.-W K.
Strickland is I'm poor health at his home
at North Duxbury. His niece Miss Lena
Hawkins. of Nergennes is with him
Mr. and Mrs. summer Steirns have "A
son. born Saturday at IIeaton hospital
Miss Evelyn Bishop of SEWER
VILE, Tenn. was an over-Sunday guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Paul Dillnsham On
Blush li!ll-Mr and Mrs. Frank Cormier
Of Richmond and Agustus Cormier of
Moutpelier Werv oVer-SuudaN guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cormer on Crossett
1INl.-The Misses Flora and Florence
Boyce are both graduates of Montpelier
Seminary in this years class B. \.
Campbell has bought of W. j. O Neil
the meat and grocery business carried on
for manY years by the O'Nel Brothers,
IA md later ny W. j. O'Neil In the acquiring
of this business Mr.. Campbell gets con-
troll Of an established business Mr.,
Campbell came here three years ago and
established a business which is now com
bined with the one recently purchased
John Nelson was the lucky bidder for
building the school house at DuXbury
Corner.
The graduating exercises of the gram
mar school Will he held this evening in
the Methodist Church. The following is
the program: March invocation. the
Rev W. l., Boicourt; piano solo LA
Grace by Carl Bohn. Ina T.. Billings.
recitation, Milton Wadsworth," Flora
Ducharme; defamation solomon and
the Bees Leo g. Clerici; recitation. IN
awares,' Marie L. Ruiy, defamation
EARLY Rising" Donald q, Lease, recita-
tion, For Disturbn' of the Choir" Mil
dred 5. Adams; Cornet SOLO In the Car
den of My Heart" by T.. r. Ball. Leonard
+. Barney; defamation, How Tom
Sawyer Got His Fence Whitewashed,
Earle X. Morse, recitation, "The Bridge
keepers story" Barbara NJ Luce; dec
lamation, "A Leak in the Dixie" Car
roll w Swasey; recitation, How He
Saved St Michaels," Mary NJ Casey;
piano solo, "Eilelweiss Glude." by f, h.
Nanderbeck, Vera l.. Edwards; presenta-
ton of diplomas; benediction, the Rev
V. l., Smith The members of the class
are: Mildred sylvia Adams, Leonard
Francis Barney, Ina Evelyn Billings
Mary Margaret Casey Homer Pearl
Campbell, ElrOy Myron Chase. Leo
Charles Clerici, Carlyle Carpenter Child,
Agnes Mary Devinc. Glenn Jones Dono-
van. Robert EIihu Douglass Flora Du-
chainr. Vera vdia Edwards. Leslie
George Graves, Frank Morse Grout, How
ard Glenn Harvey, Andrew Kelley, Don
aid Grout Lease Barbara Maxine Luce.
James Burleigh Iyford, Edna Atherton
Marble Edgard Charles Marden. Earle
RaAnaaJld Morse AdaiuhA ..lA dA A~-a",
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ORLEANS COU WY
WESTFIELD.

Miss Helen NJ. WINSTON of Boston came
last week To visit her aunt, Mrs. ID. Ed
win Wright, for few daYs-Mrs. Gray
and Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Gray Went To
Colebrook, y. H.. Saturday for the week.
end.-George w. Miller received word of
the death of his hrother-in-laW, Samuel
Chase of Lowell SUNDAY morning Mrs
Herbert Anger went to Newport Mon
day to spend IA few days with her sister
and Mr.. Anger and George Wright went
the same day, camping and fishing on
Lake Memphremagog A son was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Healey Saturday
morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10

t"rN.-oWing to so much going on in
town this week, and the commencement
exercises of the high school next week
1t Will De impossible for the Brandon
band to give the scheduled concerts for
these two weeks The Rev. Walter f..
Thorpe will give the graduating class Of
the high school an instructive and inter-
csting talk at the congregational rectorY,
Park street. Friday evening, VILLA IN
Green Is moving from the GIBSON tenc-
ment on Center street to the II. G. Car
penter tenement ON Conant square.
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DERBY.

This week is to be observed as COM
mencement week by Derby Academy
Sunday the baccalaureate sermon was
preached by Prof a, S, Dohson, Of Stan
stead College. in the Baptist Chur"h.
To-day, the 10th commencement eXer-
cises will be held In Academy hall at
1920 IA, m, with an address by Prof r.
W Moore of Colgate University and an
alumni banquet in the town hall In the
evening. The commencement concert
Friday evening closes the week.-Mr, and
Mrs. llartshorn are at Echo Pond-One
case of smallpox Is reported in this town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey I.vford of Peach
am We're guests at the home of Il. H
Wheeler Sunday.-The play given by the
Ladies Aid Friday night was well pat
ronized.-A j Lyforl, who is S years
old and has been III and confined TO the
house since last christmas. was Die to
enjoy an automobile ride Sunday.-The
Rev. David King made short visit to
his home in Hanover, y. r., last week.
Mr. and Mrs, ". z. Goode,l lately Wis
tied at the home Of William Hill ut Hard
wick Cantor
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MORETOWN.

MIR. and Mrs. y. a. Mandgo are vi
ing relatives in Durham, Can--Mor
McAllister of Barre is In town H.
Austin went to Bolton Monday -
Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. y
: Ward Wednesday. Miss Evelyn
mas Of Bristol visited at g. -. Ashle
sunday and Mrs. clair Ward, y
;. Ward, Mrs Fred Shontoll ana Mrs
;. Austin were in Barre Monday. --Ad
Sawyer and Miss Harriet Knapp were
Montpelier Monday. Mrs. Abuer Chi
is i'll with congestion Of the lungs.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Children's day was observed Sunday
The Conant Reading club held ban
quet at the Randolph House Saturday.
superintendent Rice was the tOastmaster.
Snort speeches were made by the president
of tn" club, Miss Hanks, Miss Ball Miss
Howe, Mr.. Rice, c. |. Boyden, Harry
Cooley and the Rev. q. Goodliffe.-N. l..
Royden was In Chelsea Monday.--Miss
N'lli" clark, who has been very i'll, is
improving
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10

Merritt Andrews Powers, Marie Lii!
Ring, Della Lena Shonio Phyllis Ed
Smith, James George Sulle, Carroll "
son Swasey, Edmund Harold Webst
Sarah June Woodland The ushers Will
Bernice Graves, Raymond Gallagh
Mary Carroll and Leo O'Brien: class m,
shal. Maydene Harvey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10

Senator Chamberlain, chairman
Senate military affairs committee,
an extra session of Congress Is mi
probable late in the summer. and
one of its tasks will be to strengthen
national defence. Il will offer the
military legislation" he said, "whic
intended to give us standing arm,
la 90 uh'>s'> con,'iA-~ sufficient