Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-03

corresponding secretary Mrs charles
Mcbride. The delegates to the state |
Federation meeting at st. Adams TINS
week are Mrs r. o. Mudgett ana MIS- |
W. G.. stevens.
W. c. stevens Is improving his house
by the addition Of u double deck verahoa'
the upper one to be USED as a hieepihe
porch MIR Stevens has recently mao ii
handsome stone fireplace and chimney
built at his cottage at Malletts Bay
T. w Post has received word that his
mother Mrs A. W. Post, and his sister
n-law, Mrs. Frank Post. who nave pee''
I quite III at their home in Saratoga ~ \"
are improving Both ladies were former
residents of Hinesburg.
Tho committee Of the congregational
Church has extended a call to the Rev
Elliot c. Foster of Columbia, Conn. to
become tho pastor OF the church. X he
accepts he will begin his duties July !.
| Memorial day was observed here sun
day when the program as previously
| printed was carried out. The procession
formed in front of the Brownel block and
was led by Barnes Drum Corps ana the
marshal. George Mcbride 1t was com
posed of speakers and invited guests,
members Of Il. $. Sherman Post, c. a. R''
and visiting comrades, the Woman >
| Rcliaf Corps and Ladies Of the G.. A. r.,
| school children, members of Ethan Allen
Lodge. f. e. A. NJ, Mt. Mansfield, *. OF
T.. Woodmen, Foresters and citizens
| After the usual exercises at the cerne-
terry the march continued to the PARISH
house, where the speaker OF the day.
Congressman Frank l.. Greene OF ST.
Adams. spoke Interestingly and instruc-
| lively on The Needs OF Our Country IN
This Critical Time in the History OF the
World" The audience of about 81"
listened with much interest to the al
dress Commander Perrin thanked the
members of the different organizations
for Joining in the exercises and y. .
) Nichols made few remarks representing
the village and f. J. Berry spoke for the
: Masons and Knights of Pythias lhere
we're selections by the Barnes orchestra
$ and quartet consisting Of O. q. Burneii
Or. II. A. Donahue, Don Lunt and Will
lam Il. Johnson. Jr.
C The Librarians of Addison and emit
t tenden counties will hold a CONVENTION
>. here June ..
n The Knights of King Arthur gave
farewell banquet last evening in the con
gregational Church to the Rev G.
Adams who is soon to assume his dutle
/, as pastor of the First Church. Burlington
Il Toasts we're given as follows; roast
V master. w. Trafford Teachout; "Th
e Past" Edward w. Mudgett; Us Kids,
r. Paul D. Raine; odds and Ends Charlie
t r.. Baldwin; The clubs Future" tn
Rev {. e. Adams; "Recollectons'
Harris X. Drury; Behind the Scenes.
Hazen Remington; "Athletics," Harris +
Metcalf The Women, Henry "
Baldwin. Capt. Ira L. Reeves, |. 3
military instructor at the University
Vermont was the speaker of the ever
ing Toastmaster Teachout In behalf {
III the club presented Mr.. Adams with
handsome gold-lined silver loving GU
- which was inscribed as follows: Fro
;" the knights OF King Arthur to the Re
=. G. G. Adams in appreciation for service
10 rendered as their first Merlin, 1915 NJ
" Adams responded to the presentaoo
III with much feeling. The tables We're a
Id tractively decorated with flowers. IL
" music was by Nichols orchestra
The Epworth League at their annu
" m citing Tuesday evening elected o
'e fcers as follows: President. Miss Rut
" Gates; first vtce-president, G. \. Peel
second G. r. Jennings: third, Mrs. Frar
~ Smith: fourth, Miss Perry; secretary al
treasurer. b. A. Mills; organist, MI
Mildred Mcbride. The auction held Mo
day night realized about $50.
DR. JENNIE has on his farm a register
Hostein which gives "a pounds of mi
a day, Oryis ! Remington has a gra
IIostein which is giving about "A
a pounds a day In May she gave l.;
ag pounds and in April 1854 pounds.