Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-28

were thoroughly torn to pieces A public
ms 'a'ion service was gwen at the Ottet
Creek lodge Of FIRE. Masons last week Tues
day yeAlns, followed by a supper,
MENDCN.
Bert Newton has leased f. Edson's black
smith shop.-Tns seectrnen have settled
with Viii Parker for S25.-Mr. Smell il
building shop.
FAlRHAVEN.
One OF tina most brilliant weddings that
ever occurred in Fairhaven was solemnized
Wednesday evening. April 20, at o'clock,
when Miss Annie + Adams was married al
the home of her father, Hon. a, n Adams,
to Mr. George Byron Jemyn of Scranton,
Pa. The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and ported plants. The mantle
in the front drawing room was fragf ant
mass of trailing arbulus, while balls of that
delicate flower were suspended from the
chandeliers. In the back drawing room the
main decorations of Easter lilies,
pink roses and ferns Promptly
at o'clock the strains OF tie
bridal chorus from Louengrln proceeded,
the clergyman, Rev. MIR. Ball, took his
place under the canopy, together with the
groom aud best man. Preceded by the
ushers, the bride entered the room, leaning
her maid of honor and two bridesmaids
During the ceremony the orchestra played
softly. The brides gown of white
faille made en- train, and trimmed with en-
broid rel chiffon and bands of pearl
pass-m ntere. Her vail OF tulle was fast
eued ner nair by diamond star, the gift
OF the groom. She also wore a necklace of
diamonds, the gift OF the groom mother and
carried a bouquet OF lilies OF the valley.
Immediately following the ceremony de-
lightiul reception was held after which
fine collation. was served. The table was
wreathed with smilax aud an immense
center piece OF lilies, roses aud ferns added
color and perfume There were many dis
tlnguished guests present, a special car, the
"Montrose, " bringing over 30 friends from
Scranton. There also guests from
o tawa, Montreal Cleveland, OHIO, New
York Concord, n. H., Rutland and many
of the ad joining towns. There never
finer display of costly wedding gifts seen
in FaIrhaven, consisting OF choice silver.
ware, cut ass, jewery, fine pictures
elegant lamps aud rare pieces of brio a-brac,
After spending some time i'll New York,
North Carolina and . Point Comfort they
viii make their home in Scranton, Pa.
BENSON.
Benjamin Dickinson is in Putnam, n. V,
serving a clerkship in X. T. Graham's store.
Eddie Lsdd returned to the Albany Bust
ness college Saturday. Eugene Gray and
wife of Midd letown Springs spent Sunday
with relatives here. -Arunnah " alker died
at the residence of his son Saturday at !
O'Clock p ~, aged SO years. he was
member OF the Congregational church and
one of the largest andholders i'll town, hav-
ing recently sold a large holding in Michi-
gan.-C. f. Strong, who graduated from
the Homeopathy college the 18th inst, re.
turned here Thursday p r. Donahue OF
Fairhayen was here Friday to do painting
for Strong q Bros.-Miss Lena Smith re-
turned from the Boston Conservatory Of
Music Tuesday.
CHlTTENDEN.
The Fish and Game club received 5000
brook trout from the State hatchery last
week, which were placed in the Parker
brook, John Lahee and A. 8. Ager each
lost d horse last weeks. b. Baird is about
TO begin the erection of large barn.-Wil-
liam Newton has entered the employ Of L.
Alen.-Patrick Murphy has returned from
Glens Falls, Y. Y.-Mrs. Amos Baird has
returned. William Leonard has moved to
the steam mill.
BRANDON.
R. F. kidder aud wife leave this week for
Boston, Lynn and other points. II. ID,
Cross has been confined to the house for two
weeks with quincy. Three stand pipes for
hlling the sprnA or froze up Su nday nlghs
and burst, causing slight hoods.-Dr Z. n.
Huntley has accepted a position IN froyi'
dence, X. Mrs. Hannah and Manerva
Bump have returned home from the South.
: e. d. Thaysr has been appointed Ash
warden. Rev. q. r. Hawiey preached his
farewell 5ermou last sunday, The men,
) beers OF Brandon lodge, No 40, l. o. o. f.,
D of which he was member, attended in q
body.
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