Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-11
VERGENNR rs.

The event of the season was the, marriage,
al st. Paul's church at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
evening. of Dr. D. b. Powers of Barton ana
Miss Mary tmball, only daughter OF &. r. u;
Kimball of Nergennes. The beautiful floral
decorations for Easter remained IN the church.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor oil'ciated; The church WAS Was
bride looked lovely. Bridesmaid, MISS Anna
NJ. Bostwick; groomsman, John A. liarrinG-
w Lane, Arthur Norton. Mrs q. .. Miner
of Nliddlebury presided at the organ The
newly married pair left on the southern tram
at o'clock for their bridal tour. The list of
presents is too long for publication, but they
were rich and varied; among them We're a ST,
Yer ice pitcher, G. f kimoall Boston; i Eoid
champion, Cal; apron, Augusta Emperor
McStreeter and Miss Lyon; scarf, Mrs. f. A.
s RI M Hq WAs qRa PGC card receivers noTe
Harrington; fruit dish and candle holder,
Nina VI =, and Mrs. J. A. Botsford; tray, Mrs.
knife and casket, Mrs and Miss scoirl; silver
service, y. g. and J. ~ Norton spoon, Lottie
Reed; caster, Mrs. Reed; tray, Mrs X. 5.
Ittsburg coin, Mrs }. smith; guest book, T.
!. BoyntOn, Montpelier; silver pieces o. T..
Powers. y rare and costly menu was for
wardcd from Boston, but the list of guests lor
the evening at the house of the brides parents
was limited to II very few, and those mostly
elderly people early friends Of the family,
ton and Hoosac Falls.-Ihe wife ana TWO
children Of Rev. G. w. Goodall Of North
1t is expected that Miss Thomas will re
main in town and preside at the organ at
st. Paurs church sunday next..lhe TWO sons
of Lieut.. c. A. Booth, who left for Denver,
COL. Monday. will be absent until September
They were accompanied as far as Albany by
II. II. Burge., Deputy Sheriff J; q. M I,iti
market t. the landlord. and his Office as ats
sirucc will be at the office OF Frank l.. Fish,
late f. f. Wootbridges. The new firm, slack
u Rogers, are ready to take possession; II IS
to he groc cry and meat store. Mrs. w. w .
Allen and children, and Mrs, Hopkins, are
now residents of Nergennes. They now occu-
by the Hanks house on Main street, Iran
lurer has obtained a housekc Keeper, and Doanc
kingSiaud has lest n boarder.-Rev Mr. Ruli-
son closes next sunday his first year, pastor
ate over the double charge Of the Methodist
churches in this city and Centre Ferrisburgh.
The church has extended a unanimou5 cal
10 the Saratoga conference for Mr.. Rullson
return to this charge. He is popular with the
Nergennes public outside of his pastorate, aud
his family are highly esteemed. George AL
len has taken the AlansO Hays farm, l'antun
and the lshon Allen farm 10 cared for by Al
bert Stagg.-Aunt Lydia Barnum of Ferris
burgh, who had been living with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. David smith, died Monday morning
al the axe of % years.
The school in district No. i. West Ferris
burgh. is in charge OF Miss Mamie Allen
ed home to Weyhrdge on account of the con-
tinued illness of his father, Judge Harrington
ter with his brother Rev; MIR. kidder of North
field, WIS in town Wednesday. He returns
saturday his cottage at the lake will be occu
will open the school in district No
:, Waltham. Monday next. She was
engaged for the position Last , fall =.
in place. il has about 500 feet of tubing and i
good for T. horse power. This substantially
soon Capt. Hoffnagle has completed the
many Improvements decided upon by the syn
dictate. F. L. sears of the Elgn Spring:
a Aliens.