Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-07


Morse of Morctown, Albert Morse OF
Connecticut and four sisters, Mrs. Nellie
McGinnis of Jericho Center Mrs Gar
rie Iarned of Bolton, Mrs Agnes
church of .Ionesvilc and Miss Beh
| Morse of burlington.
rho schoolhouse aud hall at DnXpury
Corners has been completed. The 1oth-
dation of the main part is about the same
no that of the one burned. 30Xp feet l'ro-
ioctina from this are the vestibules, starr
vays and entrance rooms measuring IN
70 The building has a helfry ana lorch
over the cement steps. The ihsluc IL
sbeotbcd throughout with hard pine ana
has steel ceilings and hardwood iloors
The school room is 2SX29 Feet VITA -FOUR
} large windows back and four at the lett
according to specifications OF the state
hoard of health. The seats are modern'
Adjustable, and a three ana n nall root
blackboard goes the entire length OF the
room. out of this room and also opening
; into tho hall Is another unfinished room
ubich con he used should the times de-
; nord for school purposes. Upstairs the
bail is the entire size of the building with
n broad platform at the end. The vesti.
hules inside are 1912 and give plenty OF
hanging room for wraps. The carpenter
{ work was contracted 10y John Nelson and
has been well done. The painting and in
terror furnishings have been done by j.
William Gabree of Montpelier. The trus-
tee of this school is Miss Matte Holt of
; Barre. The building committee consisted
pf John Dillon, Edison L. Foss. Orrin
Hills Homer Kennedy and Warren Muir
ray.-Mrs. Mary ONeil and daughter,
Mrs. Lizzie Mulqueen, who have been
guests of their son and brother, William
Carroll have returned to their home in
Burllngton.--,1. II. Carroll and son. Law
renee of Lancaster. n. H.. have also been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll
leaving for burlington Friday night
Thursday evening Miss Inez Carroll enter
tanned In honor of her cousin, Lawrence
Carroll There were two tables of whist
Roy wilder known as "Steeplojack, y
painted the smokestack on s. G. Wheeler's
mill at Waterbury Center Friday.-The
Art clcub met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. G. c. WarrCn.-'rhe exterior Of the
new home of r. J. Edwards on South Main
street is practically completed and makes
n Very attractive addition to that part Of
the vlllaEc.-lenry LA Vale, who has
been employed in C. OClair's stoncshcd
Cor the past year. has finished work ami
returned to ibis home in IIardwick.-
Floyd Arkey was at home from Mont
pclier Seminary over Sunday
!; Mrs. Charles Kecnc and Miss Caro-
line Keene are at the Keene home on Wi
, ncoslii street Miss Keene has been en-
ployed as postmistress at the Profile
, House in the White mountains.-Miss Ma.
bell \. Watts has entered tho Teachers
COLLEGE Columbia University, New York
ana home economcs.-The family of Earl
I Trombley is now located in the Atherton
house on Union street.
p Rally Sunday was observed at the
T CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday with a
good attendance. The Sunday school ex-
I ercises, beside singing and the presenta-
= ton of diplomas, had three short adj.
Z dresses, The Sunday School Pupil fol
the Church." by the pastor THE Church
for the Sunday School Pupil" Mrs. w
l.. WATSON; and '"rhe Mission of "A sun
q day School Pupil" f. W Reinherr. Tn,
= superintendent. Mrs. q. S. Bdwell, con
V Quoted the service. In the evening Their,
= was the usual Christian t,ndeavor serv
Ice and following this at eight O'Clock
= Prof. James Madison Chapman of tn,
It chair of public speaking in the universit,
= Legacy or Inheritance" Professo
~ Chapman also gave readings at the higl
~ ! school building Friday night for tn,
benefit of the senior class -Donal,
q Frary of Berlin, y. y who graduate,
q from Yale University in 1914 with honors
!, ana taught last yea in China has re
&C turned to New Haven to take a post
V graduate course at Yale, specializing il
a history The brotherhood of the Metho
&C dist Episcopal Church had a gct-togethe
n night Friday evening i'm assembly hall
( Senator W. p Dillingham; gave an I'D
=, dress on The DEVELOPMENT of Mcthodisn
- and the Problems of To-day" The Rev
=, Verne l. Smith s,,ole nm the ..Nork %
a the brotherhood and the New system o
- Lessons The boy scouts and Camp Fir
> Girls of the Methodist Episcopal Churc
- enioyed a corn roast Wednesday ovcnin
- mt the home of James Greene \ fin
n time was enjoyed through the hospitalit
y of Willowdale Farm-Mr and Mrs jess
4. Foster returned Friday night fror
, their western trip Of five weeks Anon
- the places in which they STONED 70
some length were Los Angeles Sa
Diego and San Francisco where they at
tended the expostjon and Mr. Foster tn
Southern Grand Lodge meeting of l. {
p O. f. Coming homo they made stops a
salt Lake city and Chlcago.-rhe Dilling
Is ham Grange fair will be held in the lowe
r. part of the new town building at DuX
= bury Corners on Columbus day. Octobe