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

en- by the students Of the high school
the graduating class and alumni was hi
Thursday evening in the assembly h |
The corridors and halls were decoraI
with flowers palms, ferns and flags.
the receiving line were Principal GeoI
R. Stackpole, Miss Irene Barrett, NJ
Martha O'Neil. Miss Lavnia SilyI
President Of the class, Robert Augus3
Poirier, vice-president, Miss Doro}
Florence Clark; Treasurer. Morgan |
mer Hill; Secretary. Miss Corinne All
Devino and members of the class. n
lowing the reception the following q
gram arranged by the Junior class n
carried out: "Fire-Light Faces" choir
recitation, selection from "PckwI
Papers" Clinton Conlin; violin solo &"
dante and Allegro" Miss Edith DAD
recitation. 'katrins Visit to New Yor}
Robert Narcotic; vocal solo. "Beautj
Ohio" Louis Abair; Cheer Up Hone|
Robert Whittekind; recitation. IL
Proposal" Miss Helen Sullivan; bid
solo, THE Rosary" Robert Gadue: 4
day grafton, Harold Levin. Those N
come to the reception and who do
dance, are usually of a less serious !
ture than the program arranged at |
graduation exercises.
, In the list of high school gradual
which appeared in last weeks paper
name of Miss Helen Marion Barber
inadvertently ommitted.
Beginning June Is the Amert(I
WOODEN company inaugurated
TEN of group life insurance under VIII |
every employe of the American Woo
| company. which will include both
selling and manufacturing department
men, women, boys and girls as well |
the officials will receive free of cost
them policy covering their lives fr|
$3.50 to s15e0, depending upon the lem
or service of the particular empIo
the American Wooden company bear
the expense of each policy. Those G
ployed for period OF less than 3
year, $3.50; those employed for a per
OF one year and less than one and
half, $3.50; those for one year and a h
less than two years, $3.50: those for
years and less than two years and
half, $1.050; for two years and a half Z
less than three years, s1150; for tn
years and less than three years and
half. $3.50; for three years and h
and less than four years, 81, $50; for
period of four years and less than Il
years and half, S1,450; for those fol
period of four years and half
more $500. The company will not o !
pay Tor the original premium, but v
bear the entire expense of it all. I
employe does not pay even one pen
OF the cost of maintaining the policy
his or her life. No medical examnat
will be required of the policyholde|
These benefits will be given in addit
to any other benefits provided by
compensation law of the State. The
tificates will be provided for each
ploye Just as soon as they can be py
pared by the insurance company
above will be much appreciated by
employees as many are not carrying a
insurance whatever. owing to some pi
steal defect or other.
A special village meeting is called
Thursday, June 26, at 7:30 D. M, TO ht
the report of the committee appointed
the annual village meeting to investig
the needs of the village for better
protection. In regard to purchasing
dumping truck. and about extending I
sewer on Mallevs Bay avenue. The me
Ing Is to be held in the steamer II
room on Main street.
The funeral of Genevieve Provost, I
4-year-old daughter Of Mrs Joseph P
vost of West Allen street, who died S,
day afternoon after short illness, v
held Wednesday morning at St. S
phefs Church at nine O'Clock.
Mike Aruzza was before Judge II.
Wolcott in municipal court Tuesd|
morning for a hearing on the charge
stabbing TO death his cousin, Domi
Aruzza, Sunday night. June /. The he
ing was adjourned for three weeks. ur
July s. States Attorney Allen Mar
represented the State and NJ. G. kea
appeared for Arruzza. Arruzza confess
to States Attorney Martin, the day AT
the murder, that he stabbed Domi
with shears nine inches long.
The marriage OF Hugh Finnigan of
Forest street and Miss Freida B. Fiscl
Of Bissell street. Burlington. was soen
ICED Tuesday morning at St. Stephe
rectory by the Rev. ]. b. McGarry.
bride was gowned in white george
dress with hat to match and carried VIII
sweet peas. The bridesmaid, who "
Miss Anna Hofritchter of Burlington.
gowned in blue georgette dress with Y
to match and carried pink carnatio |
Thomas Killean acted as best man. AZ
the ceremony a wedding breakfast W
served to the immediate families at 4
grooms home on Forest street, I
couple left on the noon train for wee
wedding trip to Boston and other poi
and after their return will reside al So n
sell street in Burlington. Owing to the
cent death of the BRIDES mother, the w
ding was quiet affair only the twa ia
lilies being present They were the reel
ents Of many beautiful gifts of slv