Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-09

school. containing the names OF former
students who have been or are now In
some branch Of military service. contains
at present 1903 names, AZ alumni, dating
from the class of 1884 to 1917, and 81 ex-
members of the school,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Quintin of Lin
coin avenue have received word that
their son, Leon Quintin. a member of
the 10ist Machine Gun Battalion In
France. expects to return home soon.
Mr.. Quintn, who was injured while at
drill, has been In the hospital four months
and has now received his honorable dis
charge. Mrs. Ada Naylor, also of this
CITY, has received word that her son,
Fred Nayor, who Is member of the
1o1st Battalion. had been made perna-
nently deaf by a shell explosion and is
returning home.
Charles +. Hulburd, who died AZ his
home on Brown avenue late Sunday night
after long Illness was born in Water
vile May G, 1850 and would, therefore,
have been 30 years old on Monday. lie
was son of Benjamin and Juliana
(Miller) Hulburd. Tho former was killed
in the Battle of Bull Run. Mr. Hulburd
was educated In the public schools of the
town and in Peoples Academy, Morris
vile. January 1. 1885. he married Miss
Abbie Wheelock of Cambridge, where he
was in business. Soon after their mar
rage they came to st. Adams, where
Mr.. Hulburd had previously had posi-
ton. and he entered into partnership
with F. r. Twitchell in the dry goods
business. The partnership was dissolved
after six years and Mr.. Hulburd went
/ to Boston. where for a time he was ASSOC
ciated with Filene's and for Is years he
was assistant superintendent for the re-
tail department Of G. r. Hovev &: Co,
! December 81 1off. he was injured ", n
trolley car accident and he never fully
recovered. The latter part of last July
he and Mrs. Hulburd came to st. Adams.
Besides his wife he is survived by a son,
First Lieut.. Philip T.. Hulburd, sta.
toned at Fort Adams. Newport r. l.;
two brothers, Lieut.. Gov. Roger w. HUI
burd of Hyde Park and Dr. George y.
Hulburd Of Jericho, and one sister, Mrs.
Edward Mann of Waterville
The Point Farm, Inc, is the first In
northern Vermont to try the experiment
Of employing a unit Of farmerettes the
coming summer. There are seven young
women who came from New York. Six
are doing the work of men and the sew
enth acts as supervisor Of the camp.
where the women are making their home
at the Joseph Willete cottage on ST.
Adams Point. 1t is expected that an
eighth member may come later Two
farms in the southern part Of the State
led In trying out the plan.
Miss Nina Mae Beeman Of CIaremont
N. H., and Harry Edward Berry Of Rich
mond were married Monday evening at
the home Of the brides brother. C. E..
Beeman. on Upper Weldon street. the
Rev. John B. Magee, pastor Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, performing the
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suit with hat to match and carried a
bouquet OF sweet peas and orchids. The
| mouse was decorated with sweet peas
and ferns. Only the immediate relatives
ana few friends were present A re-
| ception was held at the close of the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry left for
trip In the northern part Of the State.
The bride Is graduate of the Claremont
General hospital nurses training course
ana has practiced her profession in Clare
mont. Mr.. Berry has enlisted for mill
tary service and is awaiting his call as
an automobile mechanic. He Is q grad
uate OF an automobile mechanics school.
HILL WEST.
Alice and Bernard Rossier are at the
nome OF their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Ariel. They will remain here until
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and relatives In Boston.-E. NJ. Nc.
Feeters of Enosburg Falls was a business
visitor here Tueday.-Miss Nettie Bryce
passed the weekend out of town.-Mrs
orceia Rushford Is visiting relatives in
| this place.-Charles Macia is moving from
MS farm and intends to occupy his lum.
Der camp at Black Falls. Carmi Bressette
mas taken MIR. Macia's farm.-Mrs Frank
Wetherby is ill.-The Rev. and Mrs. J.
Warner Turpel and infant daughter have
gone to Fall River. Mass, and vicinity
to visit friends and relatiyes-Mrs
Charles Coffrin. Mr. and Mrs. Herber,
LaRock and Maurice Wetherby motored
10 Enosburg Falls Friday on business.
ID. II. p. Bostwick was business visito,
In Richford Saturday-Mr. and Mrs
Wheeler Rushford passed the weekend a,
Edward Dominio's in Richford Mrs
Homer Wetherby has been i'll, but Is able
10 be out.-Donald Foote has been i'll.
ENOSBURG
The Women Foreign Missionary meet.
ing will be held Saturday afternoon In
the vestry of the Conversational Church
The children's mite boxes will be opened
ana Hoover tea will be served.-Miss
collins and Mrs. r. H. Maynard and
es-ecANSA' A'oiOtus, were AT r,
Wrights Saturday.-Miss Minnie Yates Is
I'LL. II. Elliott. county agent trimmed
and sprayed the apple trees in F.. NJ
Wrights orchard Tuesday.
SHELDON
Joseph Basheau. aged II years, died n,
his home Wednesday morning, after a
short illness. The burial took place ir
Fairfield Saturday.-The play entitled
Miss Molly" which was held in Marsh,
hall Saturday evening. was we'll attended
The Red Cross realized about S5O.-Mrs
Lydia Leach. who has been ill., is i'm
proving. Mrs Hattie Thomas, who /.
i'll with pneumonia, remains about tn,
same.--Mss Fanniah Merritt Of Swanto,
passed Sunday with Miss Ola Keith o.
this place.
ENOSBURG FALLS
f. O. Stebbins of East Sheldon was In
town Saturday. He has recently pur
chased a tractor to use on his farm-Dr
Bemis Of st. Adams was business visi
tor here Saturday. Other visitors wer,
Harry X DEMO Of Bakersfield, DR.. c. Y
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