Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-21
GRAND ISLE COZ NTY.
ISLE LA Motto.


very pleasant event was the marriage
of Miss Lillian Nesta Hall of Isle La Motto,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ira a. Hall, to
Mr.. Arthur L. Fiske of Boston, which was
solemnized in the Methodist church Sep
TENDER II at II o'clock m. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. David Marvin of
Alburg in the presence of large number
OF relatives and friends. the church being
hlled with friends of the parties.
The church presented magnificent APP
pearauce, it was dArkensd and then lighted
in brilliant manner. A great profusion
of flowers wore deliberately arranged aud
made an an artistic display. The bride was
dressed in cream white silk aud carried
bouquet composed OF lilies Of the valley.
The bridesmaids were her two younger STA
tors. The ushsrs we're Allen Hail. brother
of the bride, l.. c. Holcomb and Mstthe W
Thomas and Willie Hill of Arlington, Mass.
Tho wedding march was played by Miss
Edna Abbott of Lynn, Mass At the con
clusou of the ceremony the Lords Prayer
was chauted.
The friends then repaired to the residence
of the brides father, where refreshments
we're served. The presents given were nu-
merous and valuable, one of them being a
gold watch and chain from the groom to the
bride. The day was very fine and every
thing passed off in a very suspicious and
satisfactory manner The happy couple
left on the evening train on wedding tour,
followed by the best wishes of their many
friends.
The hard winds Of the past few days have
blown much fruit from the trees. - Sch DOL
commenced in District No. l last Monday
with Mr.. l.. C. Holcomb, teacher Miss
Melissa Hall returned last Monday to Rut-
land to tsach in one OF the SCHOOL, Gil
bert Brewer aud family OF Brooklyn, n Y. e,
returned to their home last Thursday.-
Abel Phelps returned from Wisconsin and
Chicago last week Miss Florette Hill re-
turned 20 Rutland last Tuesday. Mrs.
Minnie Smythe left for her home in Lowell,
Mass, last Tuesday.
ALeURG.
Workmsn, in cutting up uoms corn the
18th inst. in a field of p Vantn's that was
near the store of n. Young, recently de-
stroyed by fire, found some of the goods
that were evidently taken from the store
by the burglars previous 20 setting 1t on
fire The goods were taken to MIR. Young
who identified them by his private mark on
them The mystery as to who the burglars
were is still uncertain, but the finding of
these articles satisfy the public that the
store was burglari2sd previous to the fire.
SOUTH HERO.
Mrs. II. Kibbio has gone to the world
fair. Alison Ferris has gone to Rutland to
attend tbs Perry institute MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. j. Norris of Burlington wore in town
over Sunday. MIR. and Mrs. Whitcomb OF
Underhlll were at Il. kibbie's last week. -
Martin Bros. have sold to h. L. Adams &
Son teveral acres adjoining camp Engle-
wood. Hiss May Como drives the mail
stage daily bctween Burlington and Grand
Isle. Mrs. =. Blanoh of Swanton is In
town.-Daisy Joslyn of Westford was in
town last week visiting. Mrs. w. \.
Phelps teaches Sand Bar district school. -
John Paro is sick with typhoid fever
George Fresh OF Nashua, n. H.. is in town.
"A new arrival at Julian Lawrence's it's
q boy.