Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-08

Mary Allen of the Vergenncs Reform
school is visiting friends in town.-Mlss
Carrie Durant of Boston is at her mo-
theirs. Her sister from Lowell is also
visiting her mother and other friends
Mrs Mcbride, who has been with Mre.
Harding all summer. expects to return to
her home in Garden City, Mimi. this
week.--Thcre was n dance at the town
house last Thursday cvening.-M. Flood
OF Cambridgeport, Mass is a guest at
VIM. Trouvilles.
We have discovered that good goods md
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co.. Burlington.
ALBTRG.
One of the pleasantest social events of
the season was the marriage on Wcdnes-
day afternoon, August 81 OF Miss Lura
Lucfeta Marvin, only daughter of MIR
and Mrs. IT, w. Marvin to Roy. David
Gardner Latshaw. a. NJ. of Boston. Tho
ceremony was performed at the family
residence at o'clock by Row David Mar
WIN, grandfather of the bride, in the pres
ence of about forty of the nearest rela-
tives and friends. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with ferns, golden rod
and flowers. The ushers wcrc w. ID. AL
len of North Hero and Carroll Marvin Of
Montpelier, cousins Of the bride The best
nun was David Marvin, brother of the
bride Miss Marion a. Page of Cam
bridge was bridesmaid. Tho full I1pisco-
pal service was used Miss Emily Car
pcntcr of Swnnton played the wedding
march, a beautiful feature OF the occa-
sion was 90 Promise Me" played by her
on the piano during the ceremony. The
gifts were OF silver. china. cutglass and
money to the amount of $40 The groom
Is a young man who was graduated with
the highest honors from Allegheny college
class Of 60 and is now senior IN the
theological department OF Boston univer-
ISLE Ia MoTTF;.
Miss Nettie Mcdonald of Burlington is
visiting in town-Mrs. Julius F. Hill Of
St. Adams was In town last week few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. A. 5. Phelps of Ellen
burgh y. Y, are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. William Loop and children have
returned to Manchester, ~ H.-Mr. and
Mrs r. +. Stephenson and Mrs. NJ. r.
Council and children of TAI "ytown, n. l.,
have returned home after several weeks
stay at q. j. Thomas. Mrs. II. c. Reed
is on the sick list.-Mrs. Seymour Dooln
is better. Mrs. c. +. Tenncy has returned
to Boston.-Mrs. Graves and children have
| returned to their homo in Miss
Eliza Carpenter OF 11llenhurgh y. Y. is
visiting Mrs. A. NJ. Lengneld. Miss Nellie
| Hgnghran of Plattsburgh is in town-Mrs
| Bailey, Miss Merritt and Miss Manser of
Lynn Mass, are boarding ut Mrs. a. NJ.
Lenglcld's.
NORTH HERO.
The spectators from ali over the coun-
! ~ who went to witness the bicycle race
last Saturday were sadly disappointed
end had to he amused by the game of
ball played 10y the North Hero clubs and
near the track.--Clint Tobias of Grand Isle
was quite badly hurt by being thrown
from his wheel last Saturday.-Ncxt Sun
day Will be communion day at the Meth
odist church. Presiding Elder Shcrburnc
| is to be present. He will mold his quar-
terly conference on Saturday evening. \
Sunday-school excursion to Burinstcal
next saturday, Sept 10.
They do say tdat tho Allen Shoe co takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
/ enc says SO.
HIGHGATE.
Miss Frances skinner is the guest of
Mr.. Cool.-Homcr Stlmetts. Thad Yates,
Ray Sheldon and VIII Sheldon. are home
on burroughs for thirty days.-H. G. Man
ger is running the Stanbridgc station for
short time.-Mrs. Johnson who has been
| living with her daughter, Mrs. William
Cousins and who has been sick for long
time died Saturday. The funeral was at
tended Monday.-Jacob Schoolcraft who
has been quite sick Is improving .-Emmitt
Nye who has been carrying on the r. f.
Nye farm moves in with Mrs. Orrin Skeos
this week.-Myrna SChoolcraft is attend
ing school at Swanton.-Mrs. Henry Lyon
gave . birthday party for her son Char
4 Icy, who was five years old last Saturday.
Margaret Gunand was six the same day
\ and about ~ of the children Of their ages
! enjoyed the afternoon together in a lawn
party with tables set in the yard.
SOUTH HERO.
! South Her0's vote for state officers Is rs
follows; For governor, Smith, &c. Moloncr
i2 for lieutenant governor, Bates %, Ola
stcd Al; for treasurer, Bacon 81. Cloush
AZ for secretary OF State, Rowland 50,
Davis 43; for auditor, Barber -, Prcblc
Al for representative to Congress, Powers
". Brigham i3; vote for county officers
for senator. Fleury CO, Reynolds Gl; as
sistant Judge County Court Gordon la,
l.add III States attorney, Ladd Co. Mott
49, sheriff. Knight 6S. Dodds ~; high bail
If, King %, Wright 81; judge q probate,
Haynes liz; county commissioner, Soue
81, Rcp.
Grand Isle vote for State officers, for
governor. Smith 20. Moloney Ga; l!cutenlnt
governor. Eates 50, Olmstead GO, Wilson
3; for treasurer, Bacon 20, Cloush 80
Strong ?; secretary OF State, Rowland g.
Davis 81, Barnes 2; for auditor, Barber GO,
Preble 90, Barton .; for representative in
Congress- Powers 60, Brigham G2, county
Offices. fer senator, Reynolds, dem, lOj'
Fleury, Rep, IL.