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

many pieces Of linen by the large number
of friends that attended. Music. games
and refreshments formed the evenings
ESSEX JUNCTION.
During the severe thunder storm Fri
day afternoon lightning struck the
Park street schoolhouse. but apparently
did no damage. with the exception of
knocking off a few bricks from a CHM
new and a few slate. The teachers, Miss
Stevens and Miss Mcdonald, and few
children were in the building.
The c. V. r. r. is completing the build
ing of a milk station near the junction or
the B. G. L and the main line track. This Is
to care for the milk which is brought
down on the Burlington & Lamoille road
and transferred to the milk train for Bos-
ton.
Invitations have been received here to
the wedding of Miss Mary Adelaide Sane
turay, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
F. Sanctuary. formerly Of this place. to
Harold Augustus Mastron, on Saturday
evening. June %. at the First Baptist
Church in Amherst, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. W. Hunter, wife of DR..
Hunter, and Ave others. two of whom
were children, had narrow escape
from injury Saturday afternoon when
the automobile, new Coles four-pas-
senger roadster, in which they were
riding, left the deeply rutted road in
Essex Center and going down the bank
struck an electric light pole. No one
was injured The machine undoubt-
eddy would have turned over but for
the pole. The accident occurred when,
Mrs. Hunter having passed. the horse
Al, o,,11 -
ter jumped and attempted to go by the
auto. In trying to avoid hitting the
horse when it sprang forward she
turned the car to the right and. get
ting out of the deep ruts. went over the
bank. The fender of the car was
broken and one wheel was damaged.
The pupils who finished the grammar
school course and received certificates
for entrance to high school held exer-
cises Friday afternoon. The class his
tory was given by Isabel Whitcomb
class prophecy. Dorothy Hunt; class
will, Lois Martin; class poem, LOOMS
Slater Following the exercises the
grafanola was used in giving the opera
Faust" the story being told by Su-
perintendent Miss Hays. The pupils
who have finished the course are Jes-
sic Cutting. Catherine Fielder, Dor
othy Hunt, Florence Lock, Adelaide
Laf1ash. Marguerite Mudgett. Lois Mar
tin, Azilda Patneaude. Margaret
Teachout, Marie Troville. Isabelle
whitcomb, Bertha Florence, Benjamin
Winship, Loomis Slater. Vernon, Law
renee. Claude Johnson. Remie Berger
on. Charles Brady, and George Siegris..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. Temple Of Philadelphia came Sun
day by automobile to visit at the home of
Mr.. Wright's father. H. E. Wright.
Mrs. Edward Stevens and son of Somer-
vile. Mass, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Hopkins for few weeks.
The funeral Of Mrs. Louis Desc of Brig
ham hill. who died Saturday, was held at
the Church of the Holy Family Monday
morning.
Edward Jaro, who has been i'll for the
past five five months with cancer, died
at his home on West street Monday
morning at eight o'clock. Mr.. Jaro was
born in Ferrisburg "a years ago. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Jaro When he was
about five years old his parents moved
to the town of Wilson. where he resided
in the same place until the old home place
was burned the last part of January. after
which the family moved to this village
He was married 35 years ago last fall tc
Stella B. Quinlan of Charlotte. Four chill.
dren were born to them: Lester. who
died when two years old. and Howard
Ellen and Vernon. who with Mrs. Jarc
survive him. He is also survived by one
| sister. Mrs. Charles Pratt Of South Bur.
lington. The funeral was held at his
late home Wednesday at two o'clock, with
burial in the Morse cemetery in Willis.
ton.
Mrs. Cloyd Hunt and twin daughters
Gloria and Bonnie. of Chicago have ar.
rived to spend the summer with Mrs
Julia Hunt of Grove street
Mrs. F. w. Baldwin has returned from
Montreal. where she visited her sons. She
Miss Annis. who is studying at Battle
Creek. Mich. Miss Baldwin will spend the
rest of the month at home.
The marriage of Miss Madalin Mich
OILS, daughter of Mrs. Adelaide P. Mich
OILS. of Lafayette. Ind. both formely OF
this place, to Charles Bradshaw of that
place took place Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides mother in Lafay-
cite. The bride is a granddaughter of
Mrs. Levi Nichols, a niece of I. Il.
Huntley and granddaughter of Mrs
r. II. Place of this village. Mrs
Place is now in Lafayette.
| Roy Crawford Pierce of Troop L.
End cavalry. Fort Ethan Allen, and
Annie May Williams, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Williams of this
place. were married at the home Of the
bride Tuesday evening by the Rev. G. II
Lock. A reception followed.
| A perfect June day greeted the 1911
class of the high school at their class day
exercises yesterday afternoon and the
friends and relatives present enjoyed an
attractive program and a pleasant after
noon in the park. The grandstand oc-
cupied by the graduates was decorated
! with flags and bunting and the class
colors, green and white. Pleasing selec-
tons were given by Romeo's orchestra.
The class president. Edward NJ. Whit
comb. delivered his address in highly
pleasing manner. An interesting history
of the class was given by Allan Drury.
! Doris j. Miles delivered the class will
and presentation and the response was