Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-10

The play was scream" from start
to finish and each part was portrayed
in n most exceptional manner. The at
tendance was large and the applause
given the players was ample, proof
that professor Pep made big hit.
and will make another home run"
this evening at it's second presentation.
The cast of characters is as follows:
Professor Pep. a nervous man. George
Cahill; C. p. Buttonbuster. gddy
butterfly, Edward O'Neill; Howard
Greene. his son, Henry Allen; Sim
Batty, police force of the college
town. Rupert Valley: Peldler Benson
working his way through college, Her
man Richard; Noisy Fleming, just out
of high school, John Brogham; Pink
Hatcher an athletic sophomore Warren
Pattee; Betty Gardner. the professors
ward Anna Corrigan: Aunt Minerva
Boulder housckeeper from White
River Junction. Eleanor Reagan; Petu-
MIA Muggins. house maid Clara Finn:
Miss Stopski, new teacher of folk
dancing. Mildred Shelley; Kitty klovcr.
a collector of souvenirs, Isabel Nc
Govern; Vivian Drew, a college belle.
Marion Writer'S: Irene Van Hit n col
lege social leader. NJ Loretta Jen-
ninGs; Caroline Kay. happy little
freshman. Mildred Brewer. At the con-
clusion of the play dancing was en-
loved until midnight the Highland
orchestra furnishing music.
News has been received of the death Of
Mrs. G. f. Foss of Jamaica Plain. Mass.
mother of Eugene n. Foss. ex-governor
of Massa chusetts, and George +. Foss,
former congressman from Illinois.
A pretty wedding took place at the First
Congregational Church Friday after
Soy. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sey
of Sheldon Springs and Vernon n. Mitchell
of Brooklyn. n. Y. were united in mar
riaGe, the Rev. Stanley Cummings per-
forming the ceremony They were attend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed of Shell
don Junction. The bride was attred in a
blue suit and wore maine hat and car
ricd boquet of carnations.
Fred Papin and Winsow Gokey OF
Noocrs, y. Y, who were arrested a week
aCo by Deputy Collector Elton l.. Corse
in charge at Aburg, have been given q
hearing before United States Commits.
sioner C. D. Watson. They were charged
with smuggling liquor into this State
They were bound over to October term OF
the United States district court under
bail of 500. Bail for Gokey was furnshed
Yesterday and he was released
News has been received Of the birth OF
son, Donald Homer. June I, to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold r. Prior of Burlington
Mrs Prior was formerly Miss Cora L
Warner of this city.
The last meeting of the 81. Adams
Clinical society was held Monday eve
ming The next meeting will take place
the first Monday in September.
The funeral Of Gladys Graveln, two
ycar-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harte
Gravelin of the Newton road. who disc
Monday. was held yesterday afternoon
at 2:3o O'Clock. Burial took place in
Mount Calvary cemetery. Beside hei
parents she is survived by two brothers
Philip and John.
The funeral of Mrs. Lillian douglas,
MacNaushton, who died Monday after
noon al tho home of her daughter. Mrs
H. E. Raymond. after an Illness of two
days of cerebral hemorrhage was held
at the house yesterday at 2:30 o'clock
Burial took place in Greenwood
cemetery Mrs. MacNaughton was borr
in Cambridge, Mass, March %, 1852 Be
, sides her daughter she is survived by
one son, Ernest MacNaughton Of Port
< land, Ore: one brother, Charles f. Boyt
of Cambridge, Mass; four sisters. Mrs
, C. F. Cummings of Arlington. Mass. Mrs
= A. NJ. Stone of Lexington, Mass. Mrs
Fl. V. Johnson of Observation-Disclosures Sea
Mass, and Mrs f. A. Nourse of Sher
r brooke. Que; also by six grandchildren.
. Mrs. Isabelle Z. Osman, aged Il years
died at the home of her daughter Mrs
Louis Moore, of Center street, Tuesda!
morning after a long illness. The funera
was at the house yesterday afternoon a.
$50 o'clock, the Rev. j. T. Sharman o
the First Baptist Church officiating
4 nn1 q tar
Besides her daughter, the deceased is sur
, yived by one son, w. A. Osman of Stoteu
: Mass: two sisters. Mrs. William Rec
= of this city and Mrs. Ora c. Briggs o
/ Granville and several grandchildren
= Walter II. Stevens, son of C. II. Stevens
G who has been at Miami, Fla, for severa
9 months, has been obliged to give up a.
!. excellent position on account OF nj
] health. He is on his way to this city &C
t companied by nurse. Mr.. Stevens con
. tracted rheumatism while in servic
abroad and has never recovered.
e Miss Mary A. Macomber. daughter o
= Mrs Henrietta Wilsey. and Robert F
Z FELTON,. son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Eel
= ton were married at four o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon at the home OF tn
n brides sister. Mrs. F. w. Denison. TIL
Rev r. W. Stoody, D. D., pastor of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church. performe
the ceremony. Miss Doris Miller o
of Theresa, N Y. acted as bridesmaid
2 The best man was Harry Porter How
v Of Leominster, Mass. The bride wor
S a gown of white georgette crepe an
k carried a shower bouquet of whit
h roses. The bridesmaid wore pink tat
:, feta and carried a bouquet of pink an
c white snap dragons. The weddin
o march wa spayed by Mrs Harry Por
@ ter Howe. sister of the groom. Immc
h diately after the ceremony a reception
t was held, The Misses Mildred OHeart
S Alice Brewer, Marion McCarty an
:. Winifred Hope serving. Among thos
S from out of town, who attended tn
a wedding were Mrs. Esther C. Macombe
# of Fair Haven. William Crooker of Ney
York, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. r. Howe of Leo
minister. Mass. c. Thornton of Middle
sex. The bride was formerly employee
n as stenographer at the st. Alban
II Grain company and the groom is
a travelling salesman for the company
:. After a motor trip through New Yorl
d State Mr.. and Mrs. FELTON, will max
(, their home in an apartment in tn
s building of the Franklin County Saw
a ings Bank on Main street. Both tn
bride and groom are popular youn
people of this city. They are graduate
of the ST. Adams High School and Mrs
: FELTON, is also a graduate of St. Law
d renee University. Canton, N. Y. Nj
S FELTON, was a member of the 73rd Coas
s Artillery and saw service overseas dur
. ing the World War. Mr. Felaon is ais
o very prominent in musical circles. II