Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-21

trude Yeti. daughter Of Mr. ana MIS-
Isaac s. Yeti of IL Fuller street, was mar
ried ~ eight Tuesday evening to Louis
IA. Simons, son of Harris Simons OF Bos-
ton. The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi papkin of Burlington. The house
was prettily decorated with ferns and
cut flowers. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Rose Yeti. and the groom
by Joseph Simons of Nashua. N. IL. The
bride was gowned in white georgette crepe
embroidered with silver and carried lilies
of the valley and roses. The bridesmaid
wore pink taffetta with hat to match and
carried a shower bouquet OF roses.
The bride was graduated from Montpel-
Ter high school in 1912 and later from
Montpelier Seminary. For two years she
was employed as cashier in her fathers
store In Barre. was in w. Is. Clarke's at
Burlington for year. and for the past
year has been popular clerk in the A. II.
Temple store in this city. She has many
friends in the three cities. The groom Is
Il graduate of Manchester. N. H., high
school and is engaged in the shoe business
as II jobber on Bedford street. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simons left at once
IA trip to Atlantic City and other places
and will be at home in Boston after Sep
TENDER IT, Among the guests from out
of town present were: Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Edelstone and Harry Edestone, Har-
ris Simons and Harry Smons of Boston;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nuremberg of Brockton,
Mass; Joseph smons of Nashua. n. H.;
Mrs l. Resnik and Louis II. Resnik of
Manchester. n. H.: Harry Shapiro of
Concord. ~ H.; Or. A. NJ. simons Of
Hartford, Conn; Mr. and Mrs NJ. j..
Levin. son and daughter. Mrs. Max
| Samuelson and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Agel, Miss Mary Fine, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Krinovitz and Madame Sara
| II. Yeti of Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s.
Levin, son and daughter of Barre; A.
Moss of Boston: a. Cohen of Burlington,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Levin of New
York city. Madame Sara II. Yeti Is grand
mother of the bride and is 50 years of
age.
The Rev. DR. Henry o. Dwight died Mt
his home in Roselle, n. j., Tuesday and
his daughter May Dwight, who has been
visiting in the city with her aunt. Miss
Adelaide Griswold, left that evening for
her home. Dr. Dwight was in Montpelier
II month ago to attend the funeral of
his ssterin-law. Mrs Boardman
Miss Ruth Hatch. formerly night opera
tor in the local telephone office and more
recently of the Barre office, has gone to
Littleton, y. H., to be employed in q
similar capacity.
Glass day exercises of Montpelier high
school We're held Monday at Caledonia
Park. the forenoon being devoted to field
sports. The literary program given dur
ing the afternoon was as follows: Glass
} history, Robert Wilder: class prophecy
Miss Verna Stebbins; class will. Ralpl
Hoadley; class poem, Miss Florence Bat
ties. A ball game between the senior
and freshmen and sophomores am
juniors was played during the afternoon
: and dancing enjoyed during the re
mainder of the day. About 400 parti
cipated, including nearly 200 friends o
the students.
2 Montpelier has over-subscribed tn
. Liberty Loan S1S0,000 above it's quot
7 of $500, 900, the figures having bee
given out Friday afternoon as $7S1,65
|, All of the banks subscribed while tn
.. National Life took 100000 worth q
4 the bonds.
= The knights of Pythias hav
a bought $500 worth of Liberty bond
while the c. O. +. have taken SIS
" worth of the bonds. The Eastern Sta
: has given $40 to Red Cross.
Glass day exercises were held at Mont
: peler Seminary June 10 during tn
third day of the S3rd annual commence
- ment of the school. A patriotic drill b
: the entire school. the girls in costum
: of red white and blue. was given on tn
c campus Thursday afternoon at fol
e o'clock. In the evening the annual alum
! banquet was held with the Rev. A. v
s. Hewitt. member of the State board
9 education, as the principal speaker.
A. kelly. vice-mesident and secretary
:, the alumni association, acted as toas
- master. Thursday morning the graz
uation exercises were held in the chape
~ President John NJ Thomas of Middebui
, College being the principal speaker. TT
- Misunderstanding class, comprising
10 girls, was graduated Tuesday June
-, and the prize speaking held that ev
=, ming. Miss Helen l. Hatch and Hon
!, Danford Crossnan captured the fir
r. honors. the judges being Auditor Be
At jamin Gates. the Rev. Horace Il. Hask'
! and Miss Aida Turney. At the gra
= uation exercises Thursday Miss Hat,
g daughter of Principal John W. Hatch d
IS livered the valedictory and Bernard
~ Davis the sautatory The graduatil
ne class of Montpelier Seminary this ye
to numbers as, two-thirds being girls
. This is commencement week
~ Montpelier high school. Gov. Fl.
a. Graham Sunday evening gave the a
id nual address to the graduating ella
IN in the auditorium of the high schC
X, building. 1t was attended by a lar
ie number of the relatives and frien
% Of the class. Gov. Graham told
ny members of the class their patrio
ah duty under the present conditions
los the country.
a. O. NJ. Parker and Miss Olive NJ. He
rs enway of Highgate Springs were MARI
ce by the Rev. l.. c. Carson. pastor Of
mn Church of the Messiah, in this city
noon Saturday in the presence Of II.
ar Hemenway of Highgate Springs. brotl
hs of the bride. and Miss Beatrice Bee
,g of Barre. a friend Of the bride. I
90 bride was becomngly gowned in a bla
~ taffeta dress. Following the wedd
~, they remained here until Sunday 8
100, left for a trip through the northern p
ala of the State, to return the first of
~, week to Highgate. The groom is
H. superintendent of the Missisquoi Ii
~, works of Highgate Springs since it's
w organization last year and because
an could not leave his work any length
a., time the bridal party drove here Sat
.,s, day forenoon for the wedding ceremo
g. He is a native of Grand Isle, but 70
~ dozen years was employed as salesn
~. for the Burlington Grocery company
- will be recalled in this city as hav
~ taken Thomas Garveys place when
~ latter suffered an injury "A few years q
90 The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and n
Arthur liemenway of Highgate, gra
ate of the high school in Swanton
s' has since made her home in Highgat
80 Mr. and Mrs. George II. Crandall
~ served Saturday in quiet manner Il
"e' Goth wedding anniversary. Mrs. CT
ctt' 1alI is In moor health and the Occa.