Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
ESSEX JUNCTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lincoln of BurlinC-
ton. formerly of Lincoln Inn, this viii
lagc, will move June ! to Barton,
where they have been engaged to
manage a hotel. Miss Helen Lincoln,
who has charge Of the film developing
department at Mansur's will remain
in Burlington for the present.
The last regular meeting of the
Woman's club was held at Lincoln Inn
Friday afternoon. a luncheon was
served at 100 under the direction of
the following committee: Mrs. A. r.
Rugg. Mrs. j. H. Niele and Mrs q, S.
Remington, who also provided Ro-
meos orchestra of Burlington. which
played during tho luncheon and at in
tervals during the business meeting
OF the club which followed. Reports
of tho secretary for the past year and
treasurer were read and accepted. The
club voted to give $50 to the library
for books and 500 for much needed
repairs of the library rooms. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming club year: President, Mrs. Dan
NJ. Johnson; viCe-preSident. Mrs. \. Il.
RuGE; recording secretary, Mrs. A. y.
Lonergan; correspondent, Mrs. r. A.
stone: treasurer. Mrs. r. Fl May; au-
l
lowing committees were appointed
Library committee chairman. Mrs. n.
Marvin Mrs II. n, Drury, Mrs. g. r.
MetCalf. music committee, chairman,
Mrs Lila Atwood. Mrs. l.. II. Phil
bert. Mrs. G. w Mcbride.
The sixth and seventh grades had a
spelling contest in the seventh grade
room Friday afternoon. The words for
third. fourth and fifth grales on the
printed list were used and Beulah Pal
mer of grade six spelled the two
grades down.
Miss Ethel Seymour was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening by 25 OF
her girl friends of the Perfection
Overgaiter factory and Burlington
who gave her n miscellaneous shower
in honor of her aproachinG maria &c
70 Eugene De Graft Of Winoosxi. MISS
Seymour was presented with chest
of silver from tho employees of the
factory and other gifts of cut glass
and linen from other friends. The eve
ming was made enjoyable by music by
the Misses Villemair. and violin by
Miss Mary Hazelton Refreshments
were served.
Miss Frances Lavoie gave a receipt
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lavoie on Central street Thurs
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Raoul Danielson Many friends were pres
ent Refreshments were served and n pleas
ant evening was spent. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
ielson who were here on their wedding
trip have left for their home in Man
chester. n. II.
The Superintendent of schools has re-
ceived the names of candidates suffi-
cient to enable the continuation of tho
Teacher Training class as one of the
Essex Junction high school special
courses. II there are candidates from
Richmond, Jericho and other towns
outside OF the Chittenden Central Dis
trict they should communicate at once
with Superintendent Miss Minnie e.
Hays.
Pre- Memorial exercises will be held
in all schools in this district Friday
| afternoon.
Henry Patneaude, formerly OF this place
died at a hospital In Taunton, Mass, yes
terday morning of bright's disease. Mr.
Patneaude was born in Milton, April q,
1874. His people moved here when he was
young boy He has resided in Taunton
for II years where he has been employed
in the office of Reed & Bartons silver
plating factory. He is survived by his wife
and four children Lillian Edward, Clyde
hsnd Vivian. also his father. Charles Pat
! neaude Of this place and three brothers