Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-17
EAST MONTPELIER.

ming the derrick "A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Putney July 9th
Among the visitors in town are Ellen
Hathaway, Frank Hathaway and family,
Clara Ford and Florence Henry. Miss
Henry has been very i'll with diptherla but
Is now bstter.-Mrs Timothy Stevens and
daughter of Massachusetts nre visiting at
George Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Young have gone to
Providence, r. l., to spend few weeks
with relatives.-Miss Banta and a feend
from New York are visiting at A.
w. Bailsy's. Dodge is il.--Fred
Weeks has buried one Of his twin babies. -
Mrs NJ. Il. Dlngwall is spending the week
In Plainfled. -Mr. and Mrs. NJ L. Town
and Charles Foster OF Barre spent Sunday
at Austin Templeton's
WATERBURY.
There was a very pretty afternoon we'd
ding at tho home of MIR. Jesse Colby
Thursday. The event was the marriage Of
Miss Caroline Washburne, daughter of DR..
George c. Washburns of this place, to Mr..
Frank p Lord OF Burlington. Master Dion
Kennedy played Mendelssohn's wedding
march and 1.-The bride passed in, with lit
tie Misses Lena Carpenter and Ethel Lord
of Burlington, and Masters Eddie and Jes-
sic Colby acting a, pages. The marriage
ceremony, In the Episcopal FORM was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Covlle, under an
arch of maiden-hair fern with
canopy OF vines and white ribbons
Miss Katharine Wash burne, sister OF the
bride, was maid OF honor, and Mr.. r. h.
Severson OF Burlington was best man.
The wedding gifts, which were numerous
and elegant, were displayed in the library,
which was abazs with nasturtiums, with
ferns everywhere
The paror was decorated with the dainty
maiden hair fern and golden rod.
Refreshments were served in the dining
room and after a social hour the bridal
pair were escorted to the depot by the
young people Of the party, and took their
departure in shower OF rice and slippers
After a short stay at Lake George, Sara
toga and some other points Mr.. and Mrs
| Lord will make their homo in Burlington
having the best wishes OF q large circle of
friends.
September 70, 10 and II has been fixed
for the annual fair OF the Winooski Valley
Agricultural association. w lillian Carpen-
ter, after 25 years Of continuous occupan-
cy, closes his drug store for month during
which he will visit Chicago and other West
ern cities. His wife and Miss Nettie Moody
will accompany him.-Ths meeting to see
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to Stowe was ad journed to August IS.
Mr.. Savage is now running the bakery,
having resigned as baker at the asylum. -
George w. Kennedy, esq, went this week
| Wednesday to attend two law suits in
| Bridgeport, Conn. and will visit New y ork
and Boston with his family before return
iug.-Wiliam p. Butler from Boston Is
visiting DR.. Henry James. Mrs. Andrews
from Montpelier and Miss Louis Elliott of
Boston are visiting Isaac Elliott, Their father,
who is in fesble health. Mrs. Gilman
Moody Is recovering from a severe illness.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Mrs. Belle Croft of St. Adams was a
guest at J. p Browns last week. George
Adams and family and Mrs. Hattie Burnett
of Barre and Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, ST., are
the guests of Mrs. Orrin Boyce.-Mrs. 4.
II. Marble has bought the NJ. j. Fisher
place Mr.. and Mrs. Allen S. Howe visited
friends in Mortified last week. Arthur
Bruce and wife of Montpelier were in town
over Sunday. The ladies of the Willing
Workers to meet with Mrs. Hattie
Howe this week Friday. A lawn party is
included and all are cordially invited. -
Quarterly services were held at this place
Sunday.
FAYSTON.
c. W. Liscomb veteran of Co. b, 18th
Vt. regiment, and also Of Co. G., 10th New
York volunteers, now engineer of Boston,
spent two days at A. D. Bragg's last week.
"A jolly party OF IS climbed to the top of
the ''slide-olf' Friday.
WEST BERLIN.
L. w. Porter has settled his affairs aud
is again behind the counter.-Richard Bean
and wife of Franoonia, N. H., are spending
few days with friends here -Rev. W. b.
Worthing, wife and daughter left here last
week for an extended carriage drive
through the northern part of the state, In
tending to be gone about two weeks.
MORETOWN.
Philo Talbot aud wife OF Ware, Mass, are
visiting in town. DIR. Wheelock and wife
OF Waterbury spent Sunday in town.
PLAlNFlELO.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Wooiard OF Brain
tree visited their son c. +. Woodwar jr
last Thursday. and Mrs. Harry
Parks and Miss Emily Spencer gave a lawn
> party at s. b. Gales, Thursday evening. -
Rev. L. +. Fortney attended the Universe
: list meeting at Weirs, New Hampshire las
Wednesday and Thursday.-Mrs. Jeremy
Chamberlain has bought HOUSE. on Rail
road street.-Mrs. Templeton has bought
the Emerson House.
WORCESTER.
W. Elisry Vail of Montpelier was in towr
last week.-Leon Wiley OF Littleton, n
H., has been visiting here M. Wills OF
East Elmore preached in the Methodist
church last Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. Van De Carr. -Mr. and Mrs. Fret
Sylvester of Worcester Mass, wer,
in town last Friday. -Mable Jacobs
OF East Montpelier visited in town last
week.
WARREN.
Orlando Fassstt is visiting in the norti
part Of the State -Gsorge Flocktou from
, Chelsea, Mass, is in town.-Alfred Laml
cut his foot badly last week.-Irvin Hi
and Miss Adah Cuthbert were married a
the church August by Rev. Il. s. Fiske o.
Waitsteld. Miss NJ. +. Goodell from Calais
. Misses Nellie and Maud Briggs from North
| field, Mrs. w. 7. Smith and daug liter from