Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
HAPPENINGS IN VERMCos,1.n''
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

10 ISten TO the Kew =. u. 81. CAR, who
has been engaged as orator OF the day.
The Rev. Mr.. st. Clair was with the
United States Marines in the drive Of
Chateau Thierry, st. Mihiei. verdun and !
the Argonne Forest The members o. |
William P. Russell Post also viii be pres
ont. Those who will i-e Give French war
memorial certificates are Frank Y. Bar |
rows Of Middlebury. Mrs. Moses Forc!cr |
of Shoreham, Mrs. w. l.. Wheeler Of |
B-idport, Charles Conont. Sr., Of Sails |
bury, Glenn G.. Phelps Of Orwell, Edward |
Ross of orwell Lenan Wilkeson Of |
Brdport, Frank G. Nunchman of Shcre- !
lam. Mrs Josephine Fitzgerald Of Orwell, |
Mrs Orphia S. Boynton of Ripton,
Mrs. Edythe Severance of Middcbury |
William II. Austin of Middlebury. Mrs.
L.. T. F'radcttc of Middlebury and Or.
Isaac Sterns OF Middlobury.
John II. Burns and family. iu-
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Burns.
are transporting their household goods
to the Dr.. Charles f. Prentice house, 4
mile east of the village. where they will
make their home for the present, after
leaving the Hotel Logan or or prior to
June 1 to make way for the French
school of the college. for which it has
been leased for a term of three years and
for whose accommodation notable repairs
and rearrangements have begun 10 be
made on the interior OF the house
Stewart Ross has returned from West
Rutland, where he has been visiting his
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Carl B. Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Rogers have returned
to Ipswich, Mass. after four weeks in
NIiddlebury and vicinity.-Mrs. Christie
Morgan of East Middlebury has returned
to her home there after a visit to Mr..
and Nrc MOrpaD in Nerpeppps -
Extensive repairs are being made on the
interior and foundations of the Coon
ice cream plant north of the passenger
station in this village and they are under
the charge of Leonard Ieeman--Charles
j. Shepard of Bellows Falls is in town
on business trip of couple of weeks.
Mrs. Perry II. Merrill. who has been in
town for few days on a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. n. j. Novak. on
I Mill street, has returned to her home in
Bristol-Dr. and Mrs. r. c. Goss have
returned from Brandon, where they have
heen on visit to friends. ds.-Monday. mar
ket day. eggs brought 40 to ~ cents,
dairy butter So and creamery 65 to
! sS.-Mr. and Mrs. William II. Stokes
| have returned from Schenectady, y. Y,
| where they have spent 10 days visiting
| his brother, Morris Stokes.-Miss Ruth
| Walker, who has been in town to visit
,her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
| Walker. a few days. has returned to her
school duties in Proctoh-Miss Mildred
! Smith has returned to her home in Stowe
| after a visit at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Fay A. Evans.
| A very pretty home wedding took place
here at Ii o'clock yesterday forenoon at
| the residence of George w. Mead on
, Washington srteet when Mr.. Mead's sis
ri Of ENa11
/ Mass. was united in the bonds OF we'd
lock to Arthur d. Lyman of Hartford,
Vt. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Ebert 3. Holmes rector of st.
stephens Episcopal Church, and Mr. and
Mrs. Mead attended the couple. The
I bride wore a blue travelling dress. Imme-
! diately after the ceremony a lunch was
served After brief wedding trip they
will make their home in Hartford.-The
examination for the graduating class of
the Middlebury High School will be held
during the week of June 1918 and the
graduating exercises of the class will be
held in the town hall on Friday evening,
June Is. The class numbers 30 students.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Damon of sud-
bury are in East Middebury on a visit
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Il. Damon.-Mrs. John NJ. Hoyt
! has gone to West Rutland for a few
weeks visit to her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Carroll b. Ross.-Dr. and Mrs. Alexander
Morrill, have returned to Auburn. \. Y,
! after a six weeks visit with relatives in
Middlebury and adjacent towns.-Miss
Belle Macarthur has gone to Cavendsh
for lengthy visit with friends.-Miss
Nellie Nottingham has gone home 10
Shoreham after a Today visit here with
her sister, Mrs. Horton w. Jones.--Prof
- ,@l1a mn
to Salisbury Wednesday and In the after
mon conducted the funeral services Of
ALEU- Thoras. I %.year-olG resident ot
that town, who died on NcnGay.-.Paul
and Curtis Eartiett OF Nor. .hfio,d are y
town tor a two Weeks stay.
VERGENNES
A. !. SAgn!n died Thursday NJ the hon,s
It 'Is daughter. Mrs. Ralph hda.EH fr II:
he result OF a shock. aged ~ yeArs. He
whs born in North Ferl-.stu-g Nav IL, 1916
'.E wife. uhc was Miss rcun!ce Novr nan
'ieA April s, 1917. He Is survived by two
daughters, Trs. John Harrington OF Char
Ito and Mrs. Ralph Atams Of vergen-
IS, one Aon. Jessie 4. ,"gu,n OF Char
otto: four grandchildren. and one broth
~. George Segnin Of Cha '.ostc. A prayer
acrvice was conducted by The Rev. W. S.
MulhoIland which was held at the house
saturday at one o'clock and funeral serv-
ices at two o'clock at the Methodist Epis
copa! Church at North Forrisburg The
Rev. Mr.. Bennott of Hinesburg officiat-
ed and the bearers were Erwin Tucker
w. II. Dean, Richard Seguln and Frark
Roscoe. Burial was made In the North
l'errisburs cemctery.-A reception win be
rendered the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick f.
BUTTERFLY at the rectory of st. Paul S
Church Thursday evening. May G.-AIl
townspeople are cordially invited.-The
Homer r. Hamel place has been sold to
VI. F. Beach through the Exchange Realty y
company.-George Cassidy. who for eight
years has been physical instructor at the
Manila. University in the Philippine Is
lands. visited John NJ. Alden Friday. Mr.
Cassidy is a graduate of the University OF
Vermont and IA former. physical instruc-
tor at st. Anselm's College. Ii is report
cd that Mr.. Cassidy is visiting the col
leges in this country to secure dates with
the object in view Of bringing over a
team from Manila University to compete
in athletic events the coming year.-Mr
and Mrs. Frank Daigpeault and three
sons. ROMEO. Irving and Benedict, who
were called here by the death of his
mother. Mrs. Adene Daigneauit have
returned to Bennington.-The dance Civ
en- Friday evening by the Vergenncs High
school Athletic Association netted SIS for
the high School baseball team fund
Mr. and Mrs, William I.adue of Charles
ton. s. c.. are visiting Mr.. Ladues par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ladue-
Mrs. Adeline Pecue. who has been pass
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs