Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19

MIR. and Mrs. Amos Rondeau have re-
turned from a visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Emil Savard, and heir son, Royal.
OF Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bushey
received telegram Friday announcing
the safe arrival at a camp in Virginia Of
their son, Henry, who has been In over
seas service in France.-Mrs. Henry
Fortier Of Sandy Hill, N. Y, is visiting
! her sister, Mrs. Henry st. Peters.-Joseph
Austin Of Bristol, Conn. is making a few
days visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lawrence Austin.--C. s. Cough is able
to be out on the street after a weeks
illness.-Miss Sarah Foss of Boston Is
visiting her father, II. II. Foss, and her
sisters, Mrs. w. r. Warner and Mrs.
George w. Stone.-The Charles l..
| LeBoeuf house on Main street occupied
| by Prin. william II. Carter has been sold
| to +. M Dana, who came here recently
| from New Haven. Conn. and entered
into partnership with Amos p. Needham.
Mrs. Luther Field is ill.-Commencemen
| exercises for the Vergennes Junior high
school will be held June %. The program
will consist of play. THE Form of
Democracy."-Mrs. George F. Young has
gone on three weeks visit to her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. f. e. whitcomb, Of somerville,
Mass, and Mrs e. e. wyman of Everett,
Julia Geror. She was accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. William z. Larrow, and
son, Robert.
Lowell Page Hammond, son Of Mrs. r.
D. Goodrich of vergennes. and Miss Eva
Blanche. daughter of Ezra Tucker of
Panton. were married at st. Peters
Church rectory by the Rev. L. A. Vezina
Monday morning. William Sullivan acted
as best man and Miss Viva Russell as
bridesmaid. The bride was gowned in
white crepe de chene with white tule
hat. The bridesmaid wore pink satin
dress with hat to match. After the cere-
mony the bridal party partook of we'd
ding breakfast at the home of the groom's
mother. after which the party went by
auto to Rutland from where the groom
and bride left for Fitchburg and Boston,
where they will spend their honeymoon
with relatives. On their return they will
for the present reside at the home of the
grooms mother and Mr.. Hammond will
resume his duties in he store of A. s.
Haven.-Gaspar Brouselette has moved
from the Richards house on Maple street
to the c. L. LeBoeuf tenant house on
East school street, which he recently
purchased.-Paul z. Yattaw of the 39th
U. S. Infantry was recently discharged at
seas service, is now at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Yattaw-
Eight cows belonging to John Elmer Of
Addison were killed by tightening Satur-
day. The cows were half of the herd of
Mr. Elmer and were valued at $780,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Philips and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, of Montpelier, passed the
weekend with Mrs. Philips mother, Mrs
Benjamin T. Field.-The Misses Rose and
Lillian Burroughs left Monday for Hart
ford, Conn, to visit their sister, Miss
Sadie Burroughs.-Charles Campbell has
moved to the Henry Norton farm in WNst
Addison.-Joseph r. Monteny visited
friends in Burlington Saturday evening.
Percy E. Bevins was weekend
visitor at the home of Mrs. j. c. Watt
and her daughter, Miss Mary Watt Mr..
Bevins was former agent here of the
American Express company and since his
returned from overseas service has been
agent of the American Railway Express
at Lancaster N. H. He has recently been
appointed agent Of the American Railway
Express at Palmer, Mass. was on his
way to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. O. Bevihs, at Essex Junction, before
going to his new appointment.-Miss Helen
Lee has closed her school at Monkton
-.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lee.-Mrs. Alfred
Martin and daughter of Portland Me-, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. William Bard,
and her sister, Miss Cora Bard-Raymond
ID. Slack of the 301st Engineer Corps. who
mas been for II months In service with
the A. e. f. in France, and since the
armlstlce has been with the army of &C.
cupation at Brohl in Germany and who
is now at Camp Devens, made a weekend
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Slack.-Mrs. Cyrus Horsford and son, Will
liam, are at the home of her father. Will
liam Crosby, where she was called to care
for her son. Fred, who is i'll with measles
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gauthrie and son.
Paul, of Bristol We're guests of Mrs. e
A. Lee Saturday.-James Bristol is i'll
with measles.-Miss Hattie Winsow and
nephew, Ray Allen, have returned from
San Antonio, Texas where they have been
passing the winter and will spend the
summer at Miss Wnslow's home on Main
street.
AT the annual meeting of Seth Warner
Chapter held at the home of Mrs. II. p.
flsher oincers were elected as follows:
Regent, Mrs. Arthur W. Norton: vice.
regent Mrs. Alanson G. Wright: secre-
tary, Mrs George R. Thorne; historian.
Mrs. George D. Middlebrook: registrar.
Mrs. Z. G. Norton; treasurer Mrs. w.
A Dalrymple; chaplain, Mrs NJ. T. Bris-
toi. At the close of the business meeting
MRS. Stewart Of Mddlebury, State chair
man or the national committee for
preservation Of Revolutionary relics,
spoke upon the work. Refreshments were
served
force OF workmen from Chateau
gay, n. Y, is employed at the Sheffield
Farms company's milk plant repairing
the main creamery building that was
damaged by fire last week.-Mrs. Nell
lie Nahum of Bristol is visiting her
cousin, Mrs Mary Berry Scott.-The
Misses Susan and Ruth Merrill have
taken rooms at the home of Mr.. and
MRS. Ernest j. Bodette-Catherine,t the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs David e. Ry-
an, was severely burned on her arms,
hands and legs Monday evening by
the oVerturning of a tea kettle con-
tanning boiling water.
Mrs. Levi III. Brown while In Burlin,-
ton Tuesday afternoon started to alight
from an automobile with her young
daughter, Lucia, in her arms, but her
dress catching caused her to fall across
the curbstone. The child escaped with
but slight bruises, but Mrs. Brown had
three ribs cracked on the left side,
besides sustaining some injury to her
arm. She was brought to her home
here and is as comfortable as could
be eXpected.-O. II. Sherman of Bur-
lington. president of the Vergennes Ma
tonal bank, attended a meeting of the
directors Of that institution yesterday