Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-19


Miss Irene Lugace of Russell street and
Thomas Deegan of Chazy. N. v were
united in marriage at Holy Angels Church
Tuesday morning the Rev L. r. Des.
rochers performing the ceremony. The
bride wore dark blue suit and a black
picture hat and carried bououet ~
bridal roses and sweet peas. Immediately
following the ceremony, breakfast was
served at the home of the bride. After
a trip TO New York State points Mr. and
Mrs. Deegan will make their home on
Russell street.
SWANTON
The Rev Rola r. Hunt of LONE
Island, New York, preached at the Con.
gregatonal Church Sunday, Mr.. Hunt ,s
passing several weeks at his old bon,e
in Fairfax.-Hotel Champlain, under the
management Of C. w. Smith. IL having
one Of its largest and hest seasons,
Among the guests are people from sew
eral Of the large Canadian and American
cites.-A class OF 10 girls have been Sc
cured for the prospective teacher training
class in connection with the high school
work for the coming year. Supt. n. f..
Hunt has been assured that a competent
instructor will be provided. -Swanton has
a first class ball team. The PLAYERS are
all Swanton boys and none of them re-
ceives pay for playing The new diamond
is an improvement upon the old one. The
games scheduled are with some of the
best teams. Manager Lavigne and his
associates are champions of clean base
ball The team should be loyalty sup
ported.-The Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Arnold
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church are
spending two weeks at the Sheldon camp
grounds. They will return to Swanton
the last Of the month. Services will be
resumed in the Methodist Church Sum
day, September 5.--Blueberry pickers from
different sections of the county have in
vaded Champlain Marsh during the pass
week. High water makes the gathering
of the berries somewhat difficult.--Mss
Gertrude Lawson. who Is associated with
! the Rev. Allen Stockdale in his church
work at Toledo. Ohio, gave an address
before the Ever Ready" organized girls
class in the Congregational Sunday
school yesterday.--Miss Davis of Bed
ford. Pa, was recent guest at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c. Stilphen.-The
Misses Maude Barnum and Holen Whitney
of Franklin were guests Saturday and
Sunday OF Mrs. F. Wilson Day.-Mrs.
Edwin Lapelle. son, Leno. and grandson,
John, were recent visitors in Rutland
Mrs. S. ". Miner of CRANKY F. c., was
recently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. 3. Anderson.-C. P. Ricard and
! family were in Enosburg Thursday to at
tend the Farm Bureau picnic.-Notes for
Free Press may be left at anytime in
Lock Box. No. 81, Postoffice.
Miss Florence Sails. of Burlington, was
in town over the weekend The Rev.
Fraser Metzger of Randolph, was in
Swanton Sunday.--Ciordon and Elaneon
Plat, of Hiehgate Springs. were in Swan
ton Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Lam
son, Of Randolph. were recent guests in
Swanton.--B. S. Flint was business WIS.,
itor in Enosburg Falls Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. B. c.
Stone were in Enosburg Falls Saturday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. J. w. Pomeroy.
| H c. Jones and son, Llewellyn, II. f.
! Hunt and r. Wilson Day were in Burling-
ton Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Judson Hill
, ker, of Essex Junction were Swanton Wis
itors Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kim
! ball called on friends in Hiehgate Au-
/ gust 1a-Mr. and Mrs. Otis A. Hall were
| in Montreal Saturday.-Earl Reed and
family, Of Essex Junction, were guests
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Reed. on Farrar street.-The ball game
Saturday between the local nine and the
/
crowd The game was well played but
the visitors were outclassed at every point
The final score was to 1 In favor OF
Swanton.-Mr. and Mrs c. A. Webster
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Cray and daughter
Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake and
| children, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Blake and
! daughter. Lucille. Miss Gertrude Lawson
and Miss Minerva Blake were guests Sun.
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Brown in Alburg.
The Misses Lill Smith and Grace Gil.
man, of st. Adams, were guests Monday
at s. A. Caldvells.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis
! Irwin and son, Edward, of Burlington
were at the home Of Mrs. Irwin's mother
Mrs. Eva Suter, on Grand avenue, Sun.
day.-Mrs. Dolor Gallepeau. Of Highgate
was at the home of Mrs. Dion, on First
street, Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Solder
Caldwell were guests Tuesday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vosburg at thei,
home in Noyan.-Mrs. Nellie Jennison ant
daughter, Ella have returned to Swantor
after passing the summer at Highgatt
Springs.-The Swanton Baseball Associa.
ton met Monday evening at the home OF
p f. Ward and formed the following or
ganization: President of association
Frank Greene team manager. Fred La
vigne; business manager. Wellington
Clutter; secretary. Dan Tobin treasur
err, P. E. Ward; captain, Charles Prouty
Mrs. George D. Lane and daughters, Dor
othy. Margaret and Barbara. of Ogdens
burg, n. Y, are visiting relatives ir
Swanton.-Homer Hungerford was bust
ness visitor in St. Adams Monday.-Tht
Boy Scouts will go into camp at Lake
Champlain Monday.
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