Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-23

which Will take place tn that dGy to-
morrow afternoon. Carl r. BruwnbU6isact
az best man. Miss Young, whose home
Is In Mexico. was graduated I'm N~Sk
from q course In violin, voice~Andepisno
at Syracuse University.
The condition, of Mrs. IRA H. VIM a
Fairfax. who has been i'll at thetsS. ,kabans
hospital several weeks, administrations.
ENOSBURG FALLS
Bishop E. Hughes spoke lin t~hesb5a1p6.
list Episcopal Church Sunday epsuf,ae -.
livering a powerful appeal for tn ausuorA
OF Christian schools. He was accorhnsn,
led by DR.. Slutz, who is canvassfyte the
State to raise the endowment Of
Ter Seminary. The bishop was a~pltertain.
ed at the home of NJ. P. PerSaY snd left,
Monday with DR.. Slutz for Buflinrton-
Among those, who attended the rededica./
ton service in st. Adams, Sunday. were,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Moffatt MI p. Perley.
Mrs. E. j. Parmelee. Mrs. n. D., Kendall.
and j. w. Poneroy.-A. A. .Ladd Of Berk-..
shire has rented his farm and moved his
family here into the house which Leo
Hicks of that town recently purchased Of
Mrs II. A. Cramton.-Joseph Pocket has
sold his two houses ON Condensary street
and his farm across the river to Prosper
Smith Of Berkshire, whose son-in-law
will move theTe.-Among those ITO attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Abigail Clapp in
Montgomery. Sunday. were: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Rawson. Mrs. c. b Ov1tt, Mrs.
B.. H. Dickinson. Mrs. L. c, Kendall and
Mrs B. F. Fassett.-A. p. Croft has re-
ceived word from his grandson, Winthrop.
Hubbe of Co.. B. nth infantry, Of his
safe arrival somewhere in France with
his troop.-Miss Helen Sargent. who has
been convalescing from her recent illness,
at her home in Montpelier, resumed her.
position at stenographer In the ONCE OF,
the DR.. B. J. Kendall company Monday.
Miss Ruth Draper Is, passing the week,
with friends in New York.-Mrs. A. A..
Kendall left Monday fnr California.
where she will be with her daughter.
Mrs. w. B. Noble. in Oa1<land.-Several'
automobile loads went to St Adams Mon
day evening to a play "Flo-Flo" in
Waugh opera all.
j. B. Phillips has sold his farm near
Riverside camp ground to E. E Miller
n son of Milton. Mr.. Miller was in
town Friday. He has taken possession
and is putting in the crops. Mr. Phillips
will continue to carry milk with his motor
truck.-Mrs. F. H. Dawney Of Frelighs-
burg is passing a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. j. c. PomeroyS-H. /. Dra-
per has resigned his position in the store
of NJ. P. Perley & Co., and has entered
the employ of F. w. Draper at Cortland
farm.-Chauncey Cook of Cambridge has
entered the employ Of NJ. P. Perley &
Co. and Will be in charge OF the delivery
team.
Mr.. Porter. a surveyor from rthe state
highway department. has BEEN IN town
surveying some of the village streets for
permanent improvements. which will be
made this summer. 1t IL expected to put
in some curbtng and possibly some paw
ing.-Miss Myrtle Rose who recently
graduated from The University of YER
mont, Ia passing a few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d M. Rose
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Cramton passed Sun
day at their cottage at Highgate Springs.
Mrs. NJ. P. Chanee has returned from
North Troy. where she has passed two
weeks at the home Of her~daughter. Mrs.
NJ. P. Blair.-AIr. and Mrs. Carleton
Wonson Of Gloucester. Masa, recently
visited Mr.. Wonson's sister. MIS-. II. D..
Human. Mr.. Wonson is the representa-
tive Of his district of'the Massachusetts,
Legislature.-A. Snay. who has supported
himself by trucking. lost his horse. q
day from heart disease. A. c. Croft
has circulated a paper to raise money
to get him r. horse. which, has been
secured.
SWANTON
w. H. Cassavoy took his family'to Tor
onto Thursday, going by automobile via
| Ogdensburg. They have been passing the
winter in Swanton. Mr.. Cassavoy being
employed as m electrician in a manufac-
turing plant.-The Memorial, day COM
mittee of Post Jewett. G. a. r., have Ell
gagged Roswell Austin. Of sSt. Albans, as
speaker. r. B. Root, A. L. Desc and
John Colorub have the arrangements in
charge. TIT music will be furnished by
the Swanton Citizens' ban and it is en-
pected that the Modern Woodmen and
| the Boy Scouts will be In line.-The Rev.
F. Wilson Day Is to deliver the Memorial
day address at Johnson his year.-L.cv
Belisle. a. Brouseau, Ishmael Hiliker.
| George Sheets, p. A. Dennis. Peter Laf,,r.
Harley Morse md Frank Therrien have
| been called to he colors and will re port
to Camp Devens. Aver. Mass.. May 81
Lester G. Green, . native OF 6warton
and a deputy collector of customs at this
place under General Wells. died at Crow
ley. La. where he had been residing for
the past q years.-Charles Gould has
moved here from st. Albans.-Miss Fran
ces Parsons. h has been passing the
winter In Boston. has opened her house
on Spring street for the season.-Ray
Currie. formerly Of his place. was re-
Gently married at Spencer, Mass. to Miss
Ruby Bordo.--The sum OF $45 was rca-
lized from the play. "The American Flag"
given In the town hall for the local branch
has bene seriously Ill, II able to be out
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