Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
JEFFERSONvILLE

The town hall was filled 10 overflow
oises of the class of 1920. IL in mum
Mildred Gushing, Pearl Hitchcock. I
don Gates, Aleath Reynolds. julius
ford, Iowa Stafford. Marcena Pc
Autney Stratton, J. Kenneth Lang.
Leach. Geneva Lease, Mabel Heming
adm Kenneth Nye. The salutatory
given by Gordon Gates and the valid
tory by Pearl Hitchcock. who won s.
scholarships and were presented with
honorary papers. The address giverI
the Rev. a. w. Hewitt. who came Z
substitute for Milo B. Hillegas,
replete with wit and wisdom Rom
orchestra Of Burlington furnished /
music for the evening and the cantat4
the High School chorus closed the FL
cises of one of the most pleasing d
sions of the season
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Shaw Webb and SOD
Burlington, were in town Sunday
and Mrs. William Stewart, of Dumb
P. @. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs wi
Curtis.-Mr and MIS-. Bert Wilcox
Newport were at Z. A. Woods SUM
L. NJ. Powell and family were N u
son Sunday.-Mrs. Della G. Rousseau \
on Friday to Chazy. n Y, for
with her father Mrs c. w. Flood
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flood, Of St AID
returned to their home Sunday morI
after few DAYS visit in town-Mrs
da Miner returned to her home in Graf
vile Saturday.-Mrs. Rogers of W4
willie preached at the church SUD
morning The senior ball, held az Il
Melendy Friday evening. was largely
tended and excellent music was furniI
by the Bow Scout orchestra of HardT
The Philathea and Baraccea classeI
the Sunday-school held social att
church parlors Monday evening -TinnI
Burnor, who has been in failing health
months with tuberculosis. died at his
in Fletcher Friday morning. The fun
| was largely attended at one o'clock
day with burial in South Cambridge
etery. He leaves a wife and young
his parents and several brothers and
| tiers. Mr.. Burnor had resided in towI
within the last year, when he purch
a farm in Fletcher and for his quiet
indus trious ways was respected by
| Mrs. L. S. Morse, Mrs. Greta Morse.
! Pearl Morse Shaffer and daughter 81
ed by auto for Boston Friday morni
! f. A. Wood has sold the A E. Shene
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Davis of WI
| vile.
Ephraim wetherell of watervlle.
| has come to live with his daughter,
Edward Robinson, celebrated his
birthday Tuesday and in the evening
tended Chicken Casey" the movie 4
at the Town Hall. the first one he
ever seen. Mr.. Wetherell is in good h}
and has retained the vigor Of you
days and can read readily without glaI
He was born in this town and has all
resided here and in Waterville.-Y
Douglass and family spent Sunda]
Stowe. Leota and Max Straw retu
with them TO spend the week here
Frank Wells is slowly recovering
injuries received by falling down the
lar stairs at her sons home in
field.-A birthday party was given
ton Reynolds at the home of his gr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Knee|
Tuesday About II schoolmates attic
and delicious refreshments were sd
and a jolly time had.-Mrs. Julia
noioS is spending tie Weeh Win FeidI
In Burlington.-Mr and Mrs. w. @.
tbs and Mr.. and Mrs. William Ste
we're Burlington visitors Tuesday,
II. A. Smalley of Morrisville has bed
town this week on business connected
the Red Cross service work of which
Is the county chairman.-Mrs Della q
seau returned from Chazy. n. Y.
tday-Frank Rousseau spent Sunda1
the Island with his brother.-Mrs. n
varnum is entertaining her niece
family Mae Pollander has finished
work at Hotel Melendy.-Prof. VenaH
entertaining his sister.