Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-14


the engagement of their daughter, Char
lotte Elisa beth, to Arthur ]. Forth of
Ottawa. Canada.
The graduation exercises of the high
school will be held in Holley hall Friday
afternoon. The graduates are: Cicily
Belle Donahue. Edna May Dryer,
Joseph Nicholas Guindon, Hazel Elizabeth
Jimmo. Wilma Ida Lamb, Rose Anna
Mcmahon. Frances Margaret O'Connor.
Frances Atkins Palmer, Gladys Wyona
Rublee, Myrtle Idella Sweet. Frances
Ellen Pierce. Elizabeth Lucina O'Bryan.
Wiley Franklin Danforth, Ina Hildreth
Chamberlain, jeremiah Curtin Cardell,
Fred Almon McClunin and Harold Wal
lace Clifford.-The b. H. 8. alumni will
meet at two o'clock Friday afternoon
at the schoolhouse to form the line Of
march to Holley hall. where they will
attend the graduation exercises. Follow
ing the exercises a reunion Of the alumni
will be held in Colonial theatre.--Miss
Lillian Burritt is the guest Of Mrs. l.. j..
Meilleur for commencement week.-The
quarterly conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held Friday
evening at the church.-A good crowd
attended the commencement concert in
Holley hall Tuesday evening.
LINCOLN.
The play, 1.-THE Soldier Of For
tune" which was to have been given
Memorial night by the graduating class of
New Haven Beeman Academy, but which
was postponed on account of sickness of
class members, will be given in the town
hall Monday evening, June Is. The pro-
ceeds will 60 towards the making of side
walks in this town.-At the regular meet
| ing of Prospect Grange Saturday evening
four candidates were given first and Sec
ond degree work. In two weeks the third
| and fourth degrees will be exemplihed.-
Mrs. Ira Cram and children Of Ryegate
are visiting in town.-Edward Bennett has
moved his family here from Troy, N. Y,
and is occupying the George Gardland
tenement.-Roy Hamilton of the End Mas
sachusetts regiment. which is stationed at
| Northampton, has been spending a four.
days furlough with his father, Frank
Hamilton.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bedore
have gone to Weybridge. where they have
work for the summer.-Miss Mary Turner
is at home from her school in Weybridge
m. B. Cove and Frank Moody made q
business trip to Middlebury Wednesday,
Mrs. Rock Of Burlington is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Wallace Norton.-Miss
Lutheria Varney, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Varney, and Russell Young
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young, botf
Of this town. were married June 5 by the
Rev. e. ]. Abar, pastor Of the Baptist
Church. at the home Of the brides par
ents. Only immediate members of the
families were present to witness the cere
mony.-During a severe electrical storm
Friday afternoon lightning struck tn,
large barn on the William York farm
owned by Amos Morrill,. Little damag,
| a mr. In <oI No. ~
Mrs. William Lee and mother, Mrs. Ser
issa Lee, were in New Haven Tuesday t.
attend the funeral Of William M. McIn
tyre.-A clock has been presented to tn,
Baptist Church by Mrs. Josie Morgan O
Bristol. Mrs. Morgan resided in this tow
until few years ago and owned a pew
which was owned and occupied by her ia
Their, the late William Elliott, in TIN
church of which they were members. TIL
clock has been placed near the pew II
accordance with the wish Of the giver.