Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-20
FRANK S. LANOU & SON,
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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valedictorian Frances Field: second hon
prs. Eunice Gowett. Charles larcom;
third honors. Beatrice Devoid. BY vote
Of the class Miss Gowett was given the
honor of delivering the salutatoiy ESSAY
The baccalaureate sermon Will he deliN-
red Sunday. June IL, in the Methodlst
episcopal church by the Rev. Thomas
Stevenson. Glass day exercises VIII De
held Thursday, June Il, with graduating
cXericesc Friday. June Is.
Mrs. Wallace Ash died Thursday art
pr an illness of six weeks with tuper-
culosis. aged Is years. Besides nus
band she leaves her father, Alexander
Blake of West Ferrisburc; one sister
Mrs Wood of Barre: two brothers.
Frank Blake of Monkton and John
Blake of Addison, The funeral was
held at ton o'clock Saturday at the
house.
Mrs. Peter Blair died Saturday morn
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles lIocomb, Jr., of pneumonia aeed
10 wears She was born in PlattsburSh'
n y and was married AT WhalonSourE,
~ Y. in $3.50 TO Peter Blair. In lN3l MI
and Mrs Blair moved to FerriSburg, IN
which town and Ncrgcnnes most of her
life had been spent Besides husband
she is survived ny two daughters. Mrs.
Charles Hocomb, Jr" of NorSennes ana
Mrs Emily Whyman of Ferrisburg, three
sons, Peter Blair Jr. of Rutland, Louis
Blair of Arlington and James Blair OF
Wovbridge; and one brother, Louis DUFF
fancy of ke"sville, The funeral was
held at two o'clock Monday afternoon at
st Paul's Church.--The Nergennes mgh
school team defeated the State Industrial
school nine here Saturday afternoon by u
score of "a to 3.-The Junior class of the
Nergennes high school chaperoned ny
Henry 4. King, teacher of the agrlcul'
tural course, enjoyed a hayrack ride aht
gave a surprise party Friday night IL
their classmatc, Ervi Clark at the hom'
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 7
Clark Of Addison-Mr. and Mrs Charie
Dana. son and daughter of New Haven
visited Mr. and Mrs. f. \. Lee Satur
dav.-While Mrs. T.. +. McGovern ant
laughter and Miss Chamberlain were a
breakfast Friday morning they saw do'
walking up and down by their home OF
Main street. The animal appeared To HI
hewildered. but after q while icisureII
made it's way across the lot towards th'
creek-Professor Orvis Collins has re
turned to Bellows Falls after brief visi
to his parents, Judge and Mrs. b. w
Collins.-IHarry I.arock has moved hi
family to the George McHuen tenement OF
School street lately vacated by Adelber
James -Henry Y. Smith was called Sat
urday to Crown Point y. " by the i'll
ness Of his mother. Mrs. Samuel Smith
Mrs Charles NJ, Grandey made week
end visit to her son, Howard Grandey O
Albany. n. Y. business coilege-Mrs
Walter Kellogg and daughter went Sal
urdaY to Rutland to visit her aunt, Mrs.
George Spencer,-Charles Tupper. who ht
been i'll, is able to resume his duties a
station agent at Ferrisburg. Miss Frar
ces Hobart of Springfield Mass. forme
librarian of the I}ixby Memorial Ere
library, was the guest of Mr.. and Mr.
j. G. Walker Sunday.
While AnthonY, son OF Mr.. and Mr.
John Plankey of this place was engage
In sealing Il milk car Monday at Ne
Haven Junction his foot was caught b.
tween the bumpers and badly bruised.
Mrs Timothy Neville has gone to Swami
scott Mass, to visit her sister. Mi
Electa Smith.-Mss Cornela Scranto
has arrived from Geneva, y. Y, and jo
ed her father, Cob. Walter Scranton,
the stevens House.-Miss Fam
Manning OF fltCnDurg, Mass,
visiting her grandmother, Mrs Lou
l;cror, and other relatives. Ralph Ru
coc is suffering from severe cash In
right leg'from a bush hook which lie W
using in cutting brush.-Samucl Cohe
who Is attending school in Rurlingto
Is spending a week with his parents, y
and Mrs. Abraham Cohen,-Necil Newt
has returned to Goddard Seminary ait
visit to his parents. Mr.. and MIS- Har
eWton.-Whilc George Deshaw "
walking Tuesday morning by his wag
loaded with dirt the hind wheel stru
his wooden leg, throwing him under I
wheel, which ran over his arm, ba'
bruising 1t, and also his hand,
The Rev. William T.. Williamson rec
of St Pauls Church. has rendered
resignation to take effect October
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sweet, daughte
Erlene and Ellen. and Milford Jackn
Of Lincoln are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
n Bostwick-Mrs hale and son,
have been visiting her parents. the II
and Mrs. Richard q. Woodbridge hi
returned to Brooklyn. y. Y,--Mrs MI
l.angworthy OF Middlebury Is visiting
daughter, Mrs. w. G. Foote. Miss Az
l.. Booth will leave to-day for Newto
Conn, to visit her aunt, Mrs David
Peck,--The condition Of Amos r. Ne