Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07
VERGENNES.

Leonard LeBoeuf, Messrs. McManus,
McGraw and Quinn. who were guests Of
Mr.. LeBoeufs brother-in-law. Alderman
W. H. Norton, went Monday with Mr..
Norton to the mouth of Otter creek for
pike fishing and returned with a catch
of 60 pounds.-Henry Renaud has gone to
Sudbury. where he has employment at
Hyde Manor Hotel.-Miss Eliza Liberty
has returned to Worcester. Mass. after
a visit to her nieces, Mrs w. H. Norton
and Miss Anna LeBoeuf.-A flag pole was
erected Monday afternoon. George Casey
of Vergennes, who was born in Ferris
burg and is now employed by the Ver-
gennes Electric company. climbed the 20
foot pole and made the necessary arrange
ments for the raising of the fag.-Dr.
and Mrs. John M. Caisse of Swanton on
their return from an auto trip to Rutland
Tuesday visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles H. Caisse.-A daughter was
born Memorial day to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Foster OF Cheshire. Mass. former
well-known residents of this place.-Byron
A. Beal of Brooklyn. N. Y. was at his
summer home at Fort Cassin Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seymour OF Ben
nington on a motor tour through this
section visited his mother. Mrs. Flora
Chapman. at the home OF Abraham Gil-
more Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
de Grella, who have been spending the
winter at New Haven. Conn.,. have opened
their summer home. Glendora Lodge. on
Lake Champlain.-The condition of Harry
Myers. who has been i'll for several
weeks. Is much improved.-Davd e. Ryan
has gone to Orwell to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ryan.
Mrs. Carroll Smith and daughter
Katherine of Benton Harbor. Mich. are
visiting her sister, Mrs. F.. NJ. Adams
Pierpoint Lodge. No. 81. knights Of
Pythias. have donated $25 to the Ver-
gennes branch Of the Red Cross. They
have also given tho society the use Of
their large lodge room. where they can
meet to do their work.-Joseph Gingras
spent Sunday in Burlington.-Mr and
MRS. Benjamin Gibbs Of Huntington.
Mass. are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Daigneault.-Mrs. John H.
Nash Is packing her household goods
preparatory to shipping them to Nor
folk. Va. where she will shortly join her
husband e. r. Wilcox is spend
ing several weeks with her daughter. Mrs
E. T. Edgerly of New York city. and
friends in Winsted. Conn.-Miss Eliza
Liberty Of Worcester. Mass, a former
resident. is visiting her nieces. Mrs. w.
III. Norton and Miss Anna LeBoeuf. and
nephew. John LeBoeuf.-Nfiss Cornelia
Scranton Is visiting friends at Crosse
Point. Lake Champlain-Mr. and Mrs.
IRockway. Mrs. Wheaton and Mrs. Hugh
Philips of Montpelier visited Mrs. Philips
mother Mrs. b. Y. Field, making the
"trip in Mr.. Rockway's automobile
~. 8. Webb. chiropractor, who, with
Mrs. Webb. is the guest of her father,
Capt. Charles r. Parker. has rented
rooms In the upper part of the Stevens
block and will begin practicc.-'A sociablc
will be held in the vestry of the Congre-
gationsl Church Friday evening Miss
Ella l.arrow was given a surprise pink
shower Friday evening at the hotne of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Larrow.
F II. Ross has gone to Keeseville, n.
Y, to spend the summer with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. h. j. Severance.-Mr and Mrs
Harold Stone of Middlebury visited his
sister. Mrs. II. l.. Hunt. at the home of
their parents. MIR and Mrs George f..
Stone. last week.
pretty June wedding was solemnzed
Monday morning at ST. Peters Church
when Miss ella Larrow, youngest daugh.
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Larrow, and
Frederick Sullivan. adopted son of DR.
and Mrs. Edward Pilon, were married by
the pastor. the Rev. l.. A. Vezina in the
presence Of large number of friends
and relatives The wedding march was
played by Dr. Edward Pilon, father OF
the groom The bride was gowned in q
travelling suit OF Copenhagen blue. with
a white lace hat and carried a shower
bouquet OF white carnations and lilies
of the valley. She was attended by Miss
Hazel Jimmo of Bristol who wore a tar
suit and white hat and carried carnations
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