Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ENOSPuRGA-

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs J. VI.
Wright was on the evening of the 18th the
scene OF a very pretty wedding of their a.
compli,hcdd daughter, Ruth Winifrcd Wright,
to George K. Remington of Sheldon travel
ling agent for the Vermont Machine com
pany. The bride was dressed in white
carrying white roses; the groom in conven
tional black. Mary s. Fa>,att PLAYED the
Bridal March The ceremony was in the
Protestant Episcopal form, performed by
Rev. G. p. Cleaves of Memorial church The
room was lastly trimmed with evcrgreenS.
Hearty congratulations were given bv the
- invited guests. Only the family relatives
from out of town We're present. Thrpr,sents
were numerous and appropriate including a
full set OF silver knives and forks from the
Farm Machine company as a token Of their
appreciation of Mr.. Remington business
ild"IitY. The happy couple took the D. H.
tram the 10th, followed with n host of
wishes. for their wedding trip TO Montreal.
Ottawa and Alymcr AMI HOukinton, y. y
returning, they will pond Il few days at
the home of the groom's father, after which
Mrs. Remington will for the present board
with her parents and AIr Remington will
resume work for the Farm Machine com
pany.
Deacon S. II. Dow was married to Mrs.
Harriet c. Stevens recently. The wedding
was private one at the residence Of the
brides sister, Mrs Adams. Rev Charles
7, Cleavos ohcated. They went at once to
the pleasant nome of the groom.-Mar,hnll
llubbcl and Miss Eva Croft were married
at the home of the brides father the 10Th.
MONTGOMERY.
W. b. Clapp has gone to New York. H.
W. Fraser is in town to remain over the
holidays.-lir and Mrs George KimbaIl re-
turned home TO Cabot on Sunday. and Miss
George Goodspeed accompanied them and
viii attend school there this winter. The
Montgomery Spool and Bobbin company
are receiving orders for spools, and the out
look for their goods is promising. Wallace
White claims to carry the oldest running
timeiceper in town, it being some over 100
years old.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
Mr., f. s. Pease, who las been SICK for
several weeks, passed away Friday aud hi,
funeral was held ut the Baptist church Sun
day afternoon, Rev, }. w. Burgin and
Rev. 4. b. Truax officiating. Lincoln
lodge, F. and A. NJ. of which he was n
member, attended in body and used the
Masonic burial service. The remains of
Mrs. Mary Downing wife OF Dr. Downing.
and sister of Mrs r. r. Perkins, arrived on
the train Saturday morning and the funera
service We're held from the home of +. X.
Perkins ON Monday at II O'Clock A tele-
gram was received here Thursday announr-
ing the death of A. j. Maynard at Talpon
Springs. Fla, where he had gone to spend
,hc winter, hoping to regain his health. His
remains arrived Monday morning and the
funeral was held from his late residence
Tuesday.-R. Duba has sold his house
and lot on Main street to d. IshanI.-
VI. Il. Isham and wife of Minneapolis.
Mimi. are visiting his parents, u, Isham
and wife.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Married, December 20, Mt home, by Rev.
A. Y. Solandt, Mr.. Bernie Pease to Miss
Bessie Siumonds, both of this place. Mrs.
Charles Campbell is in Montpelier with rela-
tives through the holidays The students
from Bakersfield academy and johnson Nor
mai school are home spending Christmas
W. j. Wright is home from Burlington I'M
til after New Years &C. z. Hall is in Bos-
ton this week
RlCHFORD. ..
Christmas exercises We're held in the Nleth.
olist church Saturday evening H ii
StanhOpe went to St Johnstury Tuesday
December 26, TO be married Aftel wed
ding trip lie will bring his bride here to hive.
Last Friday evening the young people Of
Eno,hurgh Falls appeared in the comedy
The Dcarou' in Ayres' opera house. after
which u dance was held. Capt j. VI. Cut
Yer has rented the Goii house formerly oc-