Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-10

MIS- william Gonyeau. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T.. Bullock we're in st. Adams May g.
Mrs. r. e. Mills spent Saturday night and
Sunday in st. AIbans.-George Stanley
was in this place over Sunday-william
Walker has moved to st. Adams bay
Mrs. Ernest Elmer and sons were in West
Georgia May g.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
Miss Katherine B. Mansur, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mansur Of this
place. and Joseph liter Of Caribou, Me-,
were married at the Church Of the Holy
Family Thursday morning at eleven
o'clock by the Rev. Father Hendy Of st.
Mary's Cathedral, Burlington. The couple
were attended by Mrs. ]. e. Mansur a
sister-in-law Of the bride. and Anthony
Corey OF Barre. The wedding breakfast
was served at the brides homo. The
couple left on the forenoon train for q
wedding trip to Barre, Boston and sur
rounding points. They will mako their
homo in Caribou. where the groom 10 In
business.
A. B. Yandow has purchased the
FLETCHER block. also the stock and nx-
lures OF the store in this block. Mr..
Yandow expects to run this store, also
his present store in the Brownell block
The village trustees have organized
as follows: Street and light committee,
R O. Mudgett and Frank Tyler; walks
and crossings g. ]. Hobart and l. A.
Gilbert; superintendent of streets, F. e.
Allen; chief Of police, e. A. Martin; DO
liceman. w. 8. Teachout. The trustees
voted to purchase small road machine.
The water department has organized
with r. o. Mudgett chairman ana W.
B. Nichols secretary and superintend.
ent.
The Essex Junction high school base
ball team defeated the shelburne high
school team at this place after schoc.
Monday afternoon. score 1s to /. The
team will play Milton high at that place
Saturday afternoon.
The Goth anniversary Of the institution
Of Mt. Mansfield Lodge. No. IS. Knights
Of Pythias. was celebrated by the lodge
Thursday evening. A supper was served
at $50 o'clock in the lodge room to which
about 65 knights sat down. Excellent mu-
sic was furnished before and after the
supper by the Barnes orchestra of II
pieces. A short program followed the sup
per consisting Of a history Of the lodge by
Brother o. s. Nichols; reading Of letters
from the grand chancellor and absent
charter members: talks by Brothers w.
S. Fletcher. L. M. Hays. 8. A. Brownell.
]. c. Hartwell. and an address by p. G.
c., A. Fl. George of St. Adams. who in
stituted the lodge The two local charter
members Of the lodge, A. E. Read and w.
s. Fletcher. were present Other charter
members now belonging to the lodge arc
]. A Coleman Of st. Adams. Charles Bates
Of Cambridge Springs. Pa. and F. s. An
drews of Vergennes. The lodge now has
membership Of 100. The committee Of
arrangements were e. ]. Berry and r.
H. Stevens.
Miss Frankie Picard and Leo Leslie
Lashua. both Of Wliliston. were married
BY the Rev. @. H. Lock At the Methodist
parsonage Thursday afternoon.
A pleasant affair took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace c. stev-
ems Tuesday evening. when the Ladies'
Social Union and other frit nds gave them
a surprise party In honor Of the 10th an
niversary Of their marriage, which 10 to-
day. They were presented with a purse
of money carnations and other Gifts the
presentation speech being made by E. J.
Berry. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. w. w. Chapman. Mrs. j. H. Viele,
Mrs. Alberta Beach and Mrs. e. J. Berry.
About 90 were present.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy b. Stevens of East
Orange. N. J. Mr.. Stevens is a son Of
Mrs. Ellen J. Stevens Of this place.
A. B. Rugg u out after an illness of
measles and bronchitis.
son, Ray Bentley. was born Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher.
James Mcbride has gone to Boston. He
expects a government position at the navy
yard there. He Is a retired soldier of the
United States army.
George r. Wiley. who has been Ill for
some time. was able to be out yesterday.
RICHMOND