Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03
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Tho following memorial program was
observed at Holley hall Sunday afternoon
at two O'Clock; Music; prayer. the Rev.
F. NJ Hagadorn: Introduction OF the Rev.
+. b. Strong. ID. D., who delivered the
sermon, " the Rev. !. J. Fowler:
America; benedction. the Rev r. w.
Linnell.-The haccalaureate exercises held
in Holley hall Sunday evening were as
follows: Professional clifford Kent. mar
shall; music, orchestra invocation. the
Rev J. ]. Fowler; hymn; Scripture road,
the Rev. r. W. Linnell: music, Glcc club:
pacca'aureate sermon, the Rev. F. NJ.
Hagadorn; "Ancrica"; benedction. the
Rev f. NJ. Hagadorn; recessional-Mr
and Mrs Chauncey Beeman and son of
st. Adams Were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. W. Jennings Memorial day.-The Rev.
F, NJ. HagaGorn delivered The Memorial
day ADDRESS in Middlsoury Monday
Mrs, Elizabeth Rider han g-Lue 10 the
Mary Fletcher hospital for :rcatlro-,t-
Mr.. end Mrs. A. w. Stevens and dancn-
ter. Corneia. were guests Of A. e. Sum
nor and family Msnddy.--Nir. and .drs
A. w. Cove of N,ddlebury spent Memorial
day with Mrs. Sophia Sherwin.--Thc rela-
tives Of MIR. and Airs. 4. f. Grow helped
them celebrate their tont birthday Mon
day evening at their nome on Church
street. leo cream and cake were serWrd.
- Miss Irene Ferguson OF Burlington was
at homo over Sunday.--Mr. ard MrS.
J. Emmett O'Brien of burlington AID Miss
Marion MullinEs and Geurgn WhitInore
OF Mid1lebury College spent Sunday v,ih
Mrs. Daisy Mullings mad dauSatey. Ruin.
-Gwynn Bexh and George PLn'' OF TIE
University OF Vermont we.c home over
s'unday.-Je-emian c. ca,dS-l and E'uey
Norton of Mi.dlebury College spent sun
day at their homes hs!c.-Miss I~o,s
Jcnne returned Monday to her dUss at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. She is one
OF tho graduating class of lSa~'nmes
Cardeli returned to PttSfc,d. Mass +.
Monday after spending wcehss vacA-
ton at MS homo here.
Memorial dAv was observed Monday
In the usual way. In the morning u pro
! cess'on headed ny the military band,
marched to Greenwood cemetery where
the @. 4. r r.tualistic service was held
and the graves OF the soldiers decorated.
In the afternoon tie following program
was carried out ct Ijolley hail: PRAYER
, inc Rev. j. J. Fowler; music; reading
orders and fanor roll by adjutant; read
Ing, 'Lfncoln's Gettysburg Address; IN
troducuona of speaners by Attorney D.
IT, Page; address. Judge +. l.. FISH mn
sic; benedictcs.- Mrs. y. W. Slaton OF
Montpelier and daughter, Dorothy. Of
Middlebury Collage spent Memorial diy
with Mrs. Josie Morgan -AIics DOROTHY
po"g'arS % Middiebur!' College was at
nome OYER Sunday.-Mrs }. i, owen
spent Sunday in Rutland Ralph Palmer
OF New York city is the guest or his
parents, Mr. and Mrs +. Fl. Palmer ana
ianhiy'-E. G. Marsh Of New YORK cltv
u III toWn.-Dr. Philip p. Strong. d. De-
VINO has been spcnd.ns n few weeks IN
town. returned TO his home IN Planned.
~ D.. Tuesday--Miss Barnice Garrow
MS oesn engaged to teach the sohooi
~ whiting viilage.--Jack Sa.ittuck OF
hiarstord Conn. H. the guest CT ms
W'thsr' Mrs. Alice Standardization Ap-
crhehy OF Springfield has been vis'tiHF
MS parents. Mr., and MIS-. M:c Abcrnc'hy
MISS Cora Wilson has accepted the posi-
no" OF manager of tho local bran'n o.
uie GREAT Atlantic and Pacfc Tea com
PahS'-Miss Neola Bees of Charlotte ~