Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
VERGENNES

Tho marriage of Edward o. Danyow
and Miss Lydia Place Of Richmond was
solemnized at the rectory parlors Satur-
day afternoon. April Il. by the Rev,
Father L. A. Vezina. They left at once
for Boston and Providence. X. l. Mr.
Danyow is we'll known in this city. Miss
Place has been for several years the
popular day operator 'at Charlotte.
They will reside in North Ferrisburg
where Mr.. Danyow will continue his
work as local station agent. He has re-
Gently returned from overseas where he
was in a Radio school for six months
The concition of Mrs. Frank Bar
rows. who is confined to the house by
fractured and sprained ankle. the result
Of falling downstairs. Is as comfortable
as could be expected.-A telephone on the
New England line has been installed in
the residence Of Andrew Tredo. High
way Commissioner Lawrence and a force
of men are engoged in improving the ex-
| ceeding bad piece Of road on Greene
street near the Vergennes school build
ing-Mr and Mrs. W. r. Sessions spent
Easter in Burlington.-Miss Selma Milo
I of Worcester, Mass. was called here Fri
day by the illness of her sister. Miss
Julia Milo.-Mr. and Mrs Lucius E.
| Avery, who has been passing the winter
| In southern California, have returned to
| their home in Ferrisburg.-Miss Grace
Fitzpatrick spent the Easter vacation at
her home in Pttsford.-Murray Hoyt
son Of Prof Prentice Hoyt Of Worcester
Mass passed the Easter vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carr on the Hoyt
homestead in West Addison.-Angus C.
Barns. a former resident of Waltham
and veteran Of the Civil War. who
has been for several weeks a guest at
the Stevens House, has gone to Tun-
bridge.-Mrs. w. A. Scott Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edward Belding. Of Burling-
| ton.-Clarence Smith, son of Mrs. Peter
Smith, who has been with the A. E. F,
| in France nearly two years with the 10Srd
Machine Gun Battalion of the 26th Divi-
sion, expected to arrive in Boston last
| week.
Mrs. Andrew Demper) Tredo died Tues
day morning from the effects Of a
shock followed by pneumonia, aged s.
years. She was the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Demper and has al
ways resided In Vergennes. Besides a
husband, she Is survived by three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Joseph l.. Duprey, Mrs. Joseph
Miller and Mrs. Guy A. Beach, all of Ver-
gennes; two brothers, John Demper of
,vergennes and Joseph Demper of Bur-
llngton; four sisters. Mrs. Augustus
Pigeon of Pawtucket. r. l., Mrs, Arthur
Tatro and Mrs Charles Snow Of Wor-
cester, Mass. and Mrs. Louis Rondeau
of Vergennes. The funeral will be held
Thursday morning at st. Peters Church
The basketball dance given Monday
evening In the new storeroom at the
Sheffield Farms milk plant was q
pleasant and successful affair. 128 couples
participating in the dance and over 30(
people being present. Part of the pro.
ceeds were for the benefit of the Yer
gennes city band. which furnished the
music.--Mr and Mrs. j. o. Walker. who
! have been passing the winter at the
Stevens House, have returned to theil
farm in Ferrsburg. g.-Thomas Mack and
: NJ. H. Daniels have each received a con-
! signment of coal.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Vergennes Methodist Epis-
copal Church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. H. b. Slack-Leon Langevin
who runs a milk route In town, has pur-
chased of the Louis Champiny estate
; lying In Waltham and Vergennes and has
moved to it.-Harold Hallock, who has
been seriously i'll for several months a,
Randolph. where he was attending the
Agricultural school, has recovered suf
aciently SO as be removed to the home
of his parents, Town Representative ant
Mrs. Howard Hallock, of Waltham.
1 The ex-members of Company ID, Yer
| mont Volunteer Militia, recently dis
banded, held spread at Orange mar
e Tuesday evening. The affair was man
. aged and prepared by a committee con
4 sisting of f. A. Young. w. C. Blair
4 II. r. MacDougal, II. T, Mcintyre ant
ill., II. Morris At the conclusion OF TN,
: feast with s. II. Burroughs acting a
toastmaster, officers Of the company ant
. several of the guests, % Vergennes mel
. who have seen service during the wa
= were called upon for remarks. Capt
G. w. Stone, the commanding officer o
Y the company, gave a brief resume of tn
4 activities Of the organization and spok
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