Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17


Airline Smith, and Frederick James
Merrill. Following was the program:
Overture. The Calf of Bagdad, A.
Rodeldieu; chorus. "In the Harbor
We've Been Sheltered arranged from
Martha" by G. \. Vcazi; Grafton,
Belgium" Edward Philip McGreevy;
piano SOLO La Regatta venenziana, Miss
! Florence Narcotic essay, THE Prog
ress of Science" Miss Mary Airline
Smith: orchestra. Pastel II. paradis;
grafton. The Mineral oil Industry"
Frederick James Merrill; vocal solo. "a
Perfect Day." Miss Florence Manscau;
essay, "The study of Medicine" Miss
Marion Whittekind, trio, stars of the
summer Night" the Misses Manseau.
Cunning and Narcotic; essay, THE
Importance of Energy. valedictory
honors, Miss Ella Mary OBrien; or
chcstra Pierrot and picrrcttc. Franz
Lehar; address. Prof. Edward Robin
son, University of Vermont; prcsenta-
ton of scholarship at the University
of Vermont. presentation Of diplomas.
Judge Conlin; orchestra. World Peace,
j. S Xamecnk.
Mrs. Julia Carriere died at her home
on Union street THURSDAY afternoon.
after a lingering illness She was
born in Canada So years ago but since
1866 had resided in Winooski She
leaves four daughters. Mrs Julia La
montague, of schenectady, y. Y, Mrs.
Alice Nicer and Mrs John u. Lavely
Of this village and Mrs Louis Bedard
of St. John De Baptistc. p. e.. and one
son Louis y. Carrierc Of New York
city. Tn funeral was held at eight
O'Clock Saturday morning at ST. FRAMES
Navier church.
Frederick V. Maurer. soldier at Fort
Ethan Allen, and Mrs. Charlotte r.
quick. also of the Fort, were married
Thursday afternoon by the Rev. Rob
crt II. Washburnc at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage.
, The body of Charles Grisomi. the
Young man who was drowned June &
in cold Spring cove near the east end
of the island OF the Winooski river
lust below the gorge was found Fri
day morning about seven O'Clock
and taken to his home in Lyndonville
accompanied by the Rev. F.. NJ Totale
of st Michaels College. The funeral
was held there Saturday. The body
, was discovered by Osias 1.croux who
was fishing in the nelEhborhood The
body was between two logs the fee
touching bottom and tho head Just be.
low the surface Tho spot whore the
body was found was about 100 yardi
from whore h" was drowned. 1Iealtl
= officer J. G Thabault ordered the bod,
! removed to the undertaking rooms o
-, A. b. LaviVne, whore it was prepare,
for burial. The young men was SUDDEN
at ST. Michaels College and with hv'
others dsoheved the rules of the col
lcgo i'm going swimming unaccompan
. led by member of the faculty. H.
q was II years old and the only son @
& Mr.. and Mrs Charles Grisomi of Ign
f donville.
q Fred Goodrich of West street, residin
: in the Patnaude block received badl
8 burned foot Friday afternoon at tn
brick yards on the Lower road wher
T barofooted. he stepped into bed OF no
= cnders. He is the son of Fred Goodrich
y who is now serving sentence f.
, stealing -four. The boy is nine years oil
Il and did not have doctor to dress an
d take care Of the injured member unit
Il Sunday night. when he was taken HON
81 from the circus grounds by A. Nalancoui
and Alfred Fountain. sunday night com
munication was sent by telephone t
Overseer of the Poor II q. Duprat. VIII
with DR.. J. \. st Germain, town phys
clan. attended the boy His foot was
a badly swollen condition and the los
was falling off. The leg was swollen I
If a point above the knee.
If Fred Guertin. conductor on a speci;
H., car from Burlington to Fort Ethan .Allei
So was run into Sunday afternoon by 4
~ automobile. He was knocked down an
II the forward wheel of the car passed ov.
. his leg. The accident occurred on II
ne burlington end of the river bridge whe
-. Guertin was stepping from the car
~ pull down the trolley preparatory to r
!, pairing q burnt out fuse in the car |
49, was hit by the mudcuard ON the aut
mobile with considerable force Sunda
evening ne complained of his leg beir
- very lame and called on a physician TT
= driver Of the car he did not know. ii
,'o he said it bore the license number 4lo1.
81 Silas Lemaire. who was recently a
nc rested for beating his daughter, Civ.
WI a sentence of five to six months in il
!, and let ont ON parole. was arrested Sa
-, urdaY on a mittimus. He violated L
parole and complaint was entered to I
49, police department. He will now have
800 serve the original sentence. He Is DO
- and shoe repairer and lives on We
Lane.
The public schools have closed for Il
summer vacation and the school truste
have selected the same corps of teacher
The Spring street school has been tax
to its utmost the past year and mo
room will have To he provided If the pre-
% ent rate Of increase continues
aN The annual school meeting and electi'