Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-12

ine funeral OF MRS. James Ennis was
ne'o AT the chapel 'of the Congregations
Snurch saturday afternoon, the Rev. D. H.
oa'ius OF the Center oficiating. inc
bearers were James Fife, Grant Russell
Wiiiian' carroll and william thompson
nurlai was IN the village cemetery.
ueorsia wright was the daughter OF
hIeNas ana fnoepe tMoody) wright. she
was ABOUT ~ years OF age and Is survived
by one protner Iliman Wright.-NeNt
sunday VIII De paccaiaureate sunday, the
sermon peIns preached IN the evening at
tne Methou'st Church py tne rev. george
H. Locke'-ine operetta JACK OF the
bakeu-oeah o'afk' which was 10 nave
peen given by the Junior ana senior high
schoois MONDAY, June TO- Is postponed one
week because oi the H'uInps which ID az
nlcting some OF tne ieaoing characters.-
/ MISS bele ANDERSON, VINO mas oeer tne
eilcient Vice-prihcipal III ,ne iocai hiBn
schooi' mas resigned her position ana next
year is 10 teach Engnsh III .ne uloert
scnooi at Wlhsteau' conn., lHis is con
sioered the second pest scnooi IN una,
o'a'e anu MISS Anuersoh shouiu certainty
receive CONCENTRATIONS on her appoint
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iiu"y e'enihs' june TO- 'he'e VIII oe
concert III tne Methooist lpiscoPal
Shureh ior 'he peneh' Vi 'he woman
foreieh Missioliary society Juoiiee luru
me ESSEX Juhclon orchestra Will De
present-Erwln cooley, VINO mas been
at his nome here has returned to his
position IN Boston.-Mlss Lestina Bid
WELL who has Just finished her second
year at Syracuse University is at the
home of her father, DR.. G.. S. Bidwell
for the summer.-Mrs. William Lawrence,
/ of Haverhill, n. H., remains with her
cousins, DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Bidwell.-
Miss Julia Parker, of Brookline. Mass
who has been visiting her brother, John
II. Parker, and friends here, has re-
turned home. Miss Parker is always a
welcome guest here.-Charles Clifford, of
| Lawrence, Mass, a former resident here,
has been recently in town.-Duxbury and
Waterbury were well represented at
| the Washington County Farm Bureau
meeting in MONTPELIER Thursday.-Mrs.
/ Souires Is having a vacation from, her
duties at tbe INV Row TIE Baron who
yr,drates this war from tho Jrniversitv
| of Vermont b,s accontod a nositior with
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