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

Edgar Deyette Of Adams. Mass a
former we'll known resident Of this town,
visited friends here last week.-H. c.
Thorp has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital after an operation
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Deyette Of Burlington
visited relatives in town last week.--Mr.
and Mrs. Howard MCGEE are the parents
of baby boy.-Mrs. Julia Besette had
the misfortune to break her wrist one
day last week.-A largely attended meet
ing of the o. E. S. was held last Friday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs Fred Huntress
have moved to East Charlotte
There will be an ice cream social and
lawn party at the church grounds Fri
day evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard w.
Adams Of Maria, Texas. and son have
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter St. Clair.-Mrs. McGarghan Of
Richmond is visiting her daughter. Mrs
James Williams.-John Ramsey and Rus
sell Williams are home from school at
Poultney.-L. B. Mcneil and family,
companied by the Rev. and Mrs. Rutan
and son, took a motor trip to Chimney
Point Friday coming back on the New
York side through the islands to Bur
lingtor
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linen, china and cut glass. Mr. Finnisan
4 we'll known in the village having spent
! II of his life in Winooski and has but re-
kently returned from IS months service III
France The bride is also well known nav
hg spent considerable time in the village.
The warning for the annual meeting OF
|he winooski graded school has been
posted The meeting is called for Monday
June 80, at 7:30 o'clock at the Spring
|treet school building A trustee In the
west ward is to be elected to serve Tor
Two wears, and a trustee in the south
ward to serve for three years.
Louis Mongeon has been appointed
Town grand juror to fill the vacancy
kaused by the death of the late ID. E.
h c,lliyap
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in East Berkshire Saturday after a three
weeks visit in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. F. NJ. Carpenter.-E. j. Rogers of
Cabot came to town Saturday afternoon.
returning Sunday with Mrs. Rogers and
son. Jack, who had been passing a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. {
A. Cassidy.-Spencer Hall of the U. s.
navy has returned to his duties after
passing 10 days furlough with his
family here and in Montgomery.-Ly
r.. Hall. who is in charge of a branch
plant of the Nelson & Hall company in
Camden. n. j.. is passing few days in
town.-Merrill j. Blair, a jewelry sales
man, who travels in New York State has
been passing a few days with his father,
j. II. Blair on Cendensary street.
Ernest Maynard has sold his farm near
Bordoville to Terrence Roddy. Mr..
Maynard will stay there until July
when he expects to move his family to
Burlington where he has purchased a.
house.-Daniel Stetson, who is connected
with large government shell shock
hospital in Hampton, Va. formerly the
Soldiers Home), is passing a short fur
Tough with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
n. Stetson on North Main Streets S.
Han is in Burlington in attendance upon
the convention of the State jewelers. as
sociation.-J. A. Smith a senior in the
University of Vermont with two friends
f.. II. Palmer and z. w. Bowman, were
in town on motor car trip to Mr..
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs Waldo
Smith in Berkshire Wednesday, where
they passed the night.-Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Hammond and infant daughter
of Newport visited Mrs Hammond's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Hoadley,
in Berkshire Saturday night. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Claude
Gardner and son. Dean, of the same
place, who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. C. Stanley of South Franklin.-Mary
Elizabeth Pomeroy is visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Dawney in
Frelighsburg, Que.-Telephone trouble
finders have been busy since Sunday
evening repairing the work of the electr-
cal storm The village dark a few
hours during Sunday evening while the
storm was at its height.-A daughter.
Pauline Adena, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. d. H. Bailey Maple Park Tues
day morning.
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TOWNSVILLE,

Mrs. +. II. Chessmore and Mrs. w, a.
Church entertained the Louise NJ. Smiley
I-ircle Wednesday afternoon. they en-
fertained the Lend-A-Hand circle Thurs
flay.-Dr. and Mrs George Wood return
kd to their home in Hartand Monday,
litter spending a few days at Mrs. Wood s
brothers, r. l.. Stcarns. Miss Katherine
kThalen celebrated her birthday tuesday
BIZ entertaining eight of her friends.
Frank Canton of the University of Ner-
hont was in town over Tuesday night.
He has gone to Bellows Falls, where he
Ivill spend the summer.-Donald Church
End James Whalen of the University of
Vermont, who are in civil engineers
fsmp in stowe. were weekend visitors at
their homes.-Miss Leonfa Miller's school
| loses this Week.-Mrs. J. e. Atkins is
klowly recovering from her recent
|peration.-Miss Celia McGarghan is
listing her sister Mrs. James Williams
IN Charotte.-Mrs. Dell Hildreth and
EranddauChters are visiting in Williston.
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RICHMOND

The Richmond high and graded
schools closed last Friday with the
exception of the sixth and seventh
grades which have one more week. We'd
nesday afternoon the seniors held their
class day exercises on the school campus.
The following program was carried out:
Music. by the high school orchestra
song. by the school, class history by
Ellida Hall: class will by Pearl Berry;
music by the orchestra; class poem by
Dorothy Averill; class prophecy. Ida
Tomlinson: class Grafton, Fred Whit
comb; response, Harold French: song,
school, composed by Fredericka Teelya.
Thursday evening, the graduating exer-
cises were held in the high school hall
with invocation, the Rev. C. x, Tracy;
music; essay with salutatory, Universal
Military Service" M. Pearl Berry; essay,
THE Value of the Moving Picture.
Ellida NJ. Hall; essay. 1.-THE Threat of
Bolshevism," Fred S. Whitcomb music
essay, War and Thrift" Ida NJ. Tomlin-
SON. essay with valedictory. THE Negro
as Patriot Dorothy M. Ayerill; music
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WILLISTON

Mrs. n. G. Banks. who has been visit
ing friends in Bennington. the last week,
has returned.-A. f. Martin has been
doing outside work on his dwelling house
Mrs. JuNa Bingham, who has been i'll
with rheum Stism. is some better.-.John
Weber has finished work with MIR.
Meter and moved to Crown Point.
where he has postion-Henry
Brothers. Jr., has moved from Hinesburg
to the house vacated by Mr.. Weber and
will work for Mr.. Metzer.--A blacksmit n
shop has been put up near the brick
garage owned by the Lundervlle boys
The Ladies' Union Aid met with Mrs. w.
NJ Barber last week Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank German will move
this week to Muddy Brook in the brick
house near fuckers c6rner.-Quite a
party spent Saturday night and Sunday
at Malletts Bay. guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Morton James.-The Rev. DR.. George X
Statham Of Rutland, district superin-
tendent. filled the pulpit at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning. The COM
munion service was observed immediate
ly after the sermon. The quarterly
meeting was held the same day at 200
p. m.-Mss Phyllis Burnett, who has
been in New York State the past winter,
has returned to her home here.
Chidren's day will be observed in the
Community Church Sunday at HOO
a. m. A good number of children's reci-
tations. some group selections. etc. will
be given, using more than d different
children. The rehearsal will be at 300
p. m: Saturday. Special music. both
vocal and instrumental will be a part
of the program. Everyone will be well
coined to this service.-A series of open
air Gospel sings will be held at the
side of the church on the corner when
weather permits Thursday and Sunday
evenings at 500 o'clock.
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SHELBURNE

Mrs. Fred Bacon has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where she
underwent an operation.
Miss Pauline Lyon. an impersonator.
a graduate of the Emerson School Of
Oratory, will give an evenings enter
tanment on the school green tonight
at 7:3o. There will be musical num-
bers by school children and by Miss
White of Burlington. Ice cream and
homemade candy will be on sale. The
proceeds are for school flag and final
baseball expenses.-Mr. and Mrs. Jayson
Prior are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Harrington. Mr.. Prior has just returned
from overseas.-Harold Thorp is visit
ing his father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Thorp.-Mrs. Burbo of Burlipg-
ton has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
George Collier.
The high school entertainment will be
given this evening at the town hall.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The regular mid-week prayer meet
ing will be held Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs, ClaXton.-The annual
meeting of the Morningside Cemetery
association will be held next Saturday
at 80 p. m. at Lyceum hall. All who
are interested are invited to he pres
ent.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huntress have
occupied Fred St. Georges house on
the Hinesburg road recently vacated
by David Observation-Disclosures Duane
Beers spent the week END in Burling-
ton as the guest of his cousin. Merrill
Gove-Mrs. Shubert of Boston and
daughter. Miss Louise, are visiting her
cousin, Mrs. II. S. Fonda, for two
weeks.--Two sisters of d. Aube from
Canada are visiting at the Aube home
on East street for two weeks-Erle
Taggart of Sterling, Pa, is with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Taggart. for the summer.-G. w. Var
ney has moved to F. +. Esteys house
south of the village from the house be-
longing to the estate of w. H. H.
tarneV
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ST. GEORGE

Miss Florence f, Hubbard and Horace
W. Hubbard of Swanton were over-Sun-
day visitors with their sister, Mrs. Earl
Aver, Dorothy and Katherine Aver re-
turned with them after passing two
weeks at the homes of their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. q. +. Clough. and two
children of Monkton were in town Thurs
day'-The Misses Evelena Parcher, Lucy
Ainsdale, Nora Hinsdale and Clark Hins.
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HINESBURG

The Hinesburg community canning kit
chen is a reality. Thursday morning at
seven o'clock the space adjoining the
plant of the Borden Condensed Milk COM
pany was vacant and by five O'Clock that
night a building Il by q feet had been
erected. The results obtained show
what can be accomplished when a COM
munty is cooperating for common end
and everybody was much pleased. The
Chittenden County Farm Bureau organ
izaton fostered the idea and assisted
materially in pushing forward the
scheme. Some Is men from the town
did the building and completed the
frame. put on the roof and roofing. At
noon the women came to the scene OF
the building bee and brought with them
their flreless cookers which they had re-
Gently made under the direction of the
home demonstration agent of the farm
bureau. A feature of the noontide was
the serving of hot baked beans. hot
| escalloped potatoes, tea, coffee, puddngs.
etc, from the freless cookers. The Ki, =
| chen probably will be opened the week
after July and between now and that
| time the watts, sinks, tables, etc, will be
| put in the building. The steam for car
| ming. water, etc, will be furnished free
| to the organization by the Borden peo-
| pic.
! Miss Genera Kenyon received a s1OO
scholarship from the L. V. NJ. as a
merit for the highest marks in her
| class during her four years in high
! school.-Mss Maude Hopkins has finished
her school in Underhill and is at her
home here.-Miss Sienna Goodrich
left Saturday for Bogota, n. j.,
to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. T. J. Baxter. She
was accompanied by Miss Edith Peter
son, who returned to her home in Ridge
wood, y. 1.-The Misses Beth Cassidy
and Marjorie Mckenzie are at the Fanny
Allen hospital. where they each expect
to have an operation for goitre this
morning,-Omer V. Partch. who has been
a member of the marine band, L. S.
navy, for two years, has been disc ha rged
and is at his fathers home W. S.
Partch is still seriously ill. DR.. Dem
ton is caring for him, but the Bristol
physicians have been called in consulta
ton.
| The Iroquols Campfire Girls held a sue.
cessful ceremonial meeting Monday eve.
| ming at the home of their guardian
Mrs, John Lessor, There was a large
attendance and three new members were
taken in, Miss Lucy Hinsdale, Mis-.
Frances Lessor and Miss Marion Nc
Donough. The woodgatherers gathered
the wood for an open fire and lighted il
and kept it burning during the meeting
The girls are planning many good times
for the future, including hikes, picnics
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FAIRFAX

w. W. Foss has returned home from
the st, Adams hospital. where he has
been for treatment.-Mr. and Mrs. Stafford
of Burlington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Bellows.-Mr. and Mrs Warner.
Gregory and Harold Gregory of Essex
junction We're in town Sunday.-Thera
are several cases of chickenpox in town.
Mrs. +. G. Mari of Boston, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Hicks,-Miss Mary Ufford is visiting
friends in Grand lsle.-Mrs. Jed Cherrier
has returned from Malone, y. Y, where
she was called by the illness of her
father.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richards and Mr..
and Mrs. William Gonyeau and daugh-
ter. Nettie. We're in Burlington Monday.
Mrs Amos Hill was guest at Camp
Rich last Week.-Mrs. Edythe Hotchkiss
is a guest at Brooksde farm.-Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Decker are at William
Decker's this week,-Fred Luman has had
telephone installed.-Mary Cameron is
home from her school at Burlington.
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JERICHO CENTER

Schools closed in the grades last Fri
day. Miss Barrett giving the primary
class treat Of ice-cream on the park
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stiles and little
daughter, of Alburg, have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stiles for a few
days, returning to their home Monday
Max Stiles, who has been home. returned
to tho navy Saturday He expects soon
TO leave on the Northern Pacific for ST.
beria.-Lee Mcclellan, of East Orange,
returned to his home Sunday evening
Mrs. Anna Bellows and son. Carlton. of
North Ferrsburg, are visiting Mrs. A. P.
Byington.
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ESSEX

The Childrens Day program at the
Federated Church Sunday was finely
rendered, and much enjoyed by the large
congregation present.-Miss Margaret
Brown has finished a successful term Of
school in Grand Isle and is at her home
here for the summer vacation
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JERICHO.

Miss Mary Pease, who has been at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Rice two
weeks, has returned to her home IN Essex.
Archie Russis who is at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blaisdell. is con-
fined to the house with rheumatism
Edythe NJ. Perry is assisting in the post
office.-Florence Garland is working for
Mrs L. c. Rice during the summer va
cation.-A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Woodruff June 12.-Carman Brush,
of Jacksonville, is moving his house,
hold goods into the house recently pur-
chased of Charles Reavy and Mr.. Reavy
is moving into the late l.. +. Wilburs
house.-Mrs. Fred Tomlinson and sister,
Miss Lula Lincoln, attended banquet
Of the 1919 Legislature Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Nantine at Grand Isle
The graduation exercises which We're
held at the school house hall Tuesday
.June TO- were we'll carried out. The stage
was prettiy decorated with the class
colors. red and white. There was a large
attendance. Mrs. Perry was presented
with two Lincoln books from the school
and a silver rosebud holder from her
graduation class, and Mrs Irving Neay
was presented with a chocolate set from
her school
The graduation exercises Of the Ter
icho high school will be held at Jericho
Center this evening at eight o'clock
and the program will be as follows: Or
rhestra; invocation; salutatory with cs-
say, Dorothy j. Nichols; orchestral class
history, Gladys A. Hunt; Grafton, Sa-
willie Stafford; orchestra; class prophecy,
Merle X. Brigham; Grafton, Douglas r,
Nichols: orchestral class will, Irene NJ.
Pratt; orchestra: essay with valedictory,
Mary NJ. Ransom; orchestra prescnta-
ton of diplomas; benedction. Music will
be furnished by Teelyeas orchestra. All
are cordially invited to attend the eXcr-
es.--Wayne Prior, who has been with
Miss Lena Varney during school. has
gone to his home in Burlington for the
summer vacation.-Mrs. Hattie Otis, who
has been caring for Mrs Lidia Chase
at Swanton the past few months has
returned to the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure. for the
summer.--Miss Lula White. of the Spar
hawk sanitarium, Burlington, has been
spending a few days with her mother
Mrs. Flora White.-Mrs, w. W. Smith
left Tuesday morning for Brattle-
boro for a few days visit with her
daughter.-Kenneth Day has arrived to
spend his summer vacation with his
grandmother. Mrs. b. II. Day.-Y. G, Nay
has been appointed executor of the vii
of the late Clara NJ. Nay and Warner
BUXTON and Charles II, Percival were ap.
pointed commissioners and appraisers OF
the estate.--Mr. Monte and William Dens
more spent Saturday and Sunday iT
Barre.-Archie Russn, who is i'll will
rheumatism and heart trouble at the
home of his sister. Mrs. Walter Blais
dell remains about the same.-Mrs. Ralph
Norton and Mr.. and Mrs John STORY
and daughter, of ESSEX, were over-Sun
day visitors at the home Of Nj. ane
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ESSEX JUNCTION

\ pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs
.ouis Bergeron at her home OH West
treet Wednesday June II when her chill
flren, grandchildren and other relatives
gathered to celebrate her 5sth anniver
$ary. The evening was spent in merry
making and refreshments were served
Mrs. Bergeron received many pretty and
Useful gifts.
Edward Chase and bride of ottawa,
|ont., came June IL to visit the form
kr's sisters. Mrs. T. C. Rivers, Mrs. George
clark and Mrs Claude G. Wallace on their
Wedding tour. The marriage took place
Rt high noon June II at Ottawa. Mrs
base before her marriage was Mrs. Ida
Mcintyre of Ottawa.
A daughter, Rita Estherlane, was born
Thursday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dung of Milton, formerly of this place.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Davis
will be interested 10 know of the mar
iage of their eldest daughter. Laura,
o Edward Livingstone Freeman, ensign,
[. S. ~. at Mount Vernon, y. Y. on
lune l.. The young woman is a grand
daughter of the late Daniel Macomber
pf this place.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
nd Mrs. Dwight c. Slater TO the mar
riaee of their daughter, Gladys Haw-
ey. to Scott Farley of Nashua, y. H..
The wedding will take place June IS.
Mrs w. B. Douglas, who has made
her home with Mrs. W. r. Whitney of
Church street the last year. will leave
this week for Red Oak, Iowa, where she
will be with her niece. Mrs Ella Pine
Miller
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at Holy Family Church Tues
day morning, when Agnes Anna, cid
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lavoie OF Central street and Orville
James, youngest son of Mrs. Virginia
Yandow of Williston were united in
na rimony by the pastor. the Rev. ].
r E. Pouliot. The couple knelt on n
prize -dieu at the entrance to the sane
tuary. Buttercups. yellow roses and
ferns were used in profusion for the
altar decorations. The attendant s
were Charles Lavoie. father of the
bride and Ira Yandow. brother of the
groom. The bride wore white silk
crepe de chine with white hat and
carried bouquet of white carnations.
During the ceremony Mrs ID. NJ.
johnson presided at the organ and in
company with Mrs. J. a. Donahue
sang two duets, one at the offertory.
the other at communion. Two brothers
of the bride, George and Henry La =
vote, acted as altar boys. The bride
has been oreanist at the Church of
the Holy Family for four years. The
groom member of the choir for seven
wears The gifts included silver,
checks. furniture and linen. The cou-
pie motored to Manchester and Bos-
ton for wedding tour and will be at
home to their friends in Williston
June gath, whore the groom is sue
Cessful farmer.
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WEST BOLTON

Miss Ethel Munger has returned from
East Shoreham where she has been
dressmaking the past two months.-Miss
Olive Dubois met with a painful accident
Wednesday while alighting from
wagon in front of G. r. Giles. In some
way her heel caught and threw her to
the ground. dislocating her ankle,
splintering one bone and breaking the
other in her limb. above the ankle. She
was carried into the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Davis and Doctors Fogg and
Eddy were called. Sunday she was
moved to her home.-Mrs. Burton Mum
ger has gone to Montana to visit her
sister. She expects to be gone about
two months.-A goodly number from here
attended the surprise party given Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Leary in Jericho Thursday
evening, June 12.-Mrs. Lora Gregory,
who was summoned to Leominster
Mass. by the critical illness Of her
nephew. Walter Rhoades. was called
home by the serious accident to her
daughter, Miss Olive DuBois.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lacaillade and two chill
dren of Huntington were weekend
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs E. B. York.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fitzsmonds and little
daughter of Montreal, Can, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs f. B. York.-Mr. and Mrs
Robert Streeter and son of Richmond
were visitors at G. w. streeters, Sunday.
The Misses Marietta and Irene York
We're at home over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Marlin Bullock and family of
Jericho were callers at H. Gregory's Sun
day..-Philemon Guyette of Essex Is at
F.. York's visiting his daughter, Mrs F.
F'itzsimonds.-The youngest child Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Lacaillade is i'll with
measles.-Mr. and Mrs, William Guyette
have returned from Hinesburg where
| they visited their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Vancor.-John Bohonnon was called from
Burlington by the illness of his mother
| Wallace Streeter, who was recently
sentenced to Windsor for breaking into
forest camp in Underhll, did not, or
never did, reside In Bolton He resides
| in tnderhill and has for wears.
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