Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-09
ESSEX JUNCTION.


Miss Agnes S. Ruggles. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Ruggles OF this
Mace. and Terrence r. Grow of Man
chester. N. H., son of Mrs. Lennie e. Grow
~ westford, were married Monday after
noon at the Congregational parsonage by
tho Rev. E. O. Foster. They were
attended by Miss Lennie Grow and Floyd
Rice of Westford. After spending week
in camp they will go to Manchester, N. H.,
where they are to reside. The bride has
been a successful teacher in Westford.
Essex. Essex Junction and for the past
wear was principal of the grammar school
in Colchester. Mr.. Grow has position as
manager of the industrial farm In Man
chester. Mrs. Grow will teach in the
school. Their many friends extend best
wishes.
Prof VIII S. Monroe and his sister, Miss
Catherine Monroe, of Montclair. N. j., and
Principal and Mrs. E. ]. Berry of this
place and Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Cowles
went Friday into camp on Bean noun
tain in Huntsville and spent Saturday and
Sunday on the Long Trail, going as far
as Burnt Rock mountain.
Mrs. NJ. w. Chapman was given sur
prise birthday party last evening by
few of her friends. Piano selections were
given by Miss Mildred Teachout and there
was singing of patriotic songs by those
present Mrs. Chapman was presented
with dozen sherbert glasses and hano-
some birthday cake.
The Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Al6rich an
nounce the marriage of their son. Hubert,
to Miss Marguerite Galloway or Pnlla-
delphia. Mr.. Aldrich has position at
the State Industrial school in Vergennes.
o. S. Nichols, chairman Of the commit
tee for the second collection for Red Cross
funds. reports as follows: Justin Crown,
S0o: Earl Hurbert, North Williston. N.OO;
w. S. Hilton, $500; o. j. Remington, Sloo;
PIT Irish $1.OO; NJ d. McCord. 500; E.
A. West, S10O: II. ]. King. SO cents; Daniel
Longe s1.O0; c. w. Barney. $3.50; Mrs. E.
A. Read, $50 George Fielder. $500; D. A.
Webster, $100; Misses Tarbox. $1.OO; Mrs.
D. ]. Hunter. s1OO; Frank Panther, $1.oo;
Major Francis Tompkins, $500; Miss Alice
Tompkins, $500; Frances Parker Temp
kins, Westport n. Y, s1.00; Mrs. Waite,
500; S. A. Brownell, $1,000; village of Es-
sex Junction, Improvement society, $4,000;
w. B. johnson & Son, $500; NJ. F. Dona-
hue, 800; H. c. Blackwell, Leominster,
Mass, S1.O0; NJ. B. johnson, $500; A. B
yandow, $500; G. F. Klippell, $500; o. s.
Nichols, $500; E. 8. Howard. $1OO: j. W.
French, 800: A. & P. company. 1920; r. o
Mudgett & company, $5.SS; A. B. Rugg
$780, A. d. Douglass. $500: w. H. Yam
dow, $500; A. 2. Lonergan. $500; X. II
Stevens, s6.71; A. B. Yandow, 1855: Fort
nightly club as memorial to Mrs. ]. H
Grow, $500; G. w. Taft. s1.0O; Ethan Aller
Lodge. F. and A NJ. $1,000; Mt Mansfield
Lodge, X. of P, 5000; Mrs. Abbott. $500
Mrs Evans, $500: DR.. Evans, sl.oO; Arthur
Sinclair, 500; w. r. Place. Sl.00; Johr
Rice, S.. 90; Miss Minnie E. Hays. $500; Mrs
Garrow, $1.OO; Miss Mary Mossey. $500
Thomas Moran, s1O0; H. D. Drury. $500
G. B. Drury s1.OO; Mrs. Beach. 50 cents
Mrs. W. c. Stevens $500; E. H. Ruggles
500; w. G. Osborne, sl0O; Charles Harris
Is cents; J. H. Viele. 80 cents; 1. E. Hunt
ley, $500; r. o. Mudgett $500; William
Anderson. s1.0O; Allen Martin. $1,000; @
w. Bailey. $500: w. S. Teachout. $l0O
G. l. Lincoln. s1.00: ]. A. Archambault
s100; P. p. Lynde. $500; ]. A. Donahue
500; C. B. Metcalf, Is cents: E. NJ. Whit
comb, $1,000 James Whitcomb. 500; q
NJ. Cady, so cents: Mrs. Charlotte Flagg
$500; ]. B. Guild. 500; Mrs. B. A. Stone
500; Miss Winona Stone, 500: G. w. Or
Wis, $500; NJ. B. Clark. $1.0o; r. H. May
$500; Ladies' Social union, Congregations
Church, $500; Dr. Smead. so cents; s.
Langdon. 800; e. j. Berry. $1.0o; w.
Thompson, s10O; H. O. Whitney. s20C
Mrs. Z. L. Keith, s1.00; G. ]. Hobart. $1.OC
G. A. Temple. 500; Henry Barnes.
cents; John Sharpley, $l.OO; M. w. Chap
man, 5000; E. w. Post, $500; F. H. Rolea,
500; NJ. w. Hunter. $500; H. W. Rice
$500; H. E. Wright. $1,000; Guy Peck. $l.o(
Harold Peck. 500; Wallace A. Sterling
500; Miss Merl Ladd. 500; Corporal Ladt
$500; Miss Leclair. $1.00; Mrs. Ladd. $1.0
a friend, s1.OO; Mrs. Charles Bean. $40
With several Of these. It is their secon
or third contribution One-fourth Of tn
amount goes to the local Red Cross societ
George Vale, proprietor Of the Nick
theatre at Winooski has purchased II
Colonial theatre from w.
johnson. Jr.. and viii open the theatl
Saturday evening. Pictures will be show
here for the balance Of the month on Sa
urdays only. two evening performance
and beginning in September will be OPP
every evening.
Miss Canema Bowers OF Montpelie
who has taught successfully in the hon
economics high school the past yea
has resigned her position and accepted
position in her home city
CHARLOTTE.
The Ladies' Aid gave an ice crea
social at the vestry Wednesday evenin
Mrs. c. d. Root of Springfield. Mass, W
20 thap mt,