Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-05
HAPPENINGS IN VERi is1sasn .lso z,uaod
THE NEWS BY COUNTESS

to town and will have part of the
Gooding's house on South street.-Mr
and Mrs. William j. Hammond, who
have been visiting at the home of his SIS
ter, Mrs. Willis N. Cady. have returned
to New York city-Mrs. Jane Kelley and |
grandson, Master Loren Avery, left Mon |
day night for New Haven, Conn. to be |
present at the graduating exercises at
the New Haven, Conn, hospital at which
institution the young mans mother, Mrs.
Josephine Avery, is to receive diploma
as a nurse.
A pretty and quiet wedding took
place at the Methodist parsonage Mon
day afternoon at four o'clock when
Miss Rena Huestis, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Huestis
Of Cornwall on the Hudson, was united
in marriage to Leslie Louis Goulette of
Weybridge. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. G. NJ. Moody, pas
tor of the Methodist Church Of this
village. Mr.. and Miss Leggett attend
ed the couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Goulette
after a short honeymoon. It is UNDER
stood will reside in Bristol.
When county court came III at the usual
hour Wednesday morning, Judge Chase
stated to the jurors that the criminal
case which it had been thought would
be ready to be taken UP for trial at that
time would be otherwise disposed Of and
! that as there were no other jury cases
ready to be taken up the jurors were
excused in body until two o'clock next
Monday afternoon. No cases Of any other
kind were ready and the Judge said that
the court would take recess until there
was some work. In the meanwhile. the
court was constructvely in session and
ready to take up any divorce cases or
other strictly court matters that the at
torneys may be able to bring before
! them.
On Tuesday evening, June 10, at eight
o'clock a representative of the T. n.
Vail Agricultural school of Lyndonville
will be here and give free lecture ac-
companied by about 120 slides, showing
pictures of the farm and methods of
working, buildings, etc The meeting will
be held in the Grange hSll.-The Middle
bury high school glee club will give
entertainment in the high school study
hall Monday evening at eight O'Clock.
consisting of solos, choruses and read
ings. The receipts are to be used in pur-
chasing new music to use at the begin
ming of the fall term.-At the meeting
of Lake Dunmore Lodge, No. II. l. o. o.
F., Wednesday evening the initiatory de-
gree was conferred on a class of candi-
dates.-There will be a meeting of the
county Red Cross at two o'clock Friday
afternoon in the Grange hall A speaker
from Boston will outline future work
of the society.-Charles H. Westall. the
jeweler, who has been absent for two
months, visiting his son, James. at Chi
copee Falls, Mass. and his sons. Henry
and Charles, Jr., in Richmond. returned
Tuesday evening. He will at once re-
open his place Of business Mrs. Westall
is for the present with her daughter
Mrs. Eugene Baker. in Sudbury.-George
T. Champagne, who had a slight shock
Of paralysis Sunday. Is not improving
rapidly and his condition is complicated
with severe attack of asthma.-Miss
Isabelle Bristol is spending two weeks
in Brandon, as the guest of Miss Doris
NJ Wright.-The mercury in Middlebury
village reached the mark Of 96 degrees at
three o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Otto P. Moore. who spent the win
ter in Braydontown. Fla, has returned
on her way north she visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Merrill Line. in New York. also
her daughter Mrs. Ernest Severance. in
Springfield. Mass.-There will be a meet
ing of Otter Creek Lodge No. 33, Knights
of Pythias. Friday evening at eight
o'clock work, rank of esquire.-word
has been received of he death of Mrs.
w. A. Mead at her home in Hartford, Vt,
Wednesday, morning. The funeral will be
held there at the church this after
noon and interment will be made in Lake
View cemtery in Shoreham Friday after
noon. Her son. George Mead. of the post
office force. has gone to that place to
be present and accompany the remains
back.
James Calhoun. who has been serving
in the United States navy for a year and
a half, has received an extended fur
Tough and is home with his parents, Mr.
! and Mrs. Robert A. Calhoun-Miss
Gladys Tupper Of Montpelier is spending
few days with her cousin. Mrs. L. j
Hathaway Duckett has gone
to East Fairfield having been called
there by the death of his mother-n- law
Mrs. Henry Leach Mrs. Duckett and
daughter have been there for two weeks
VERGENNES