Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-28

latc -. Allen n ana Mrs. Anna >. Al On.
one of our former school teachers After
tho ceremony by Rcv. q. Baker AT The
parsonage, a wedding collation. was served
nv Mr.. Oliver sherman and lady to the
bridal party and their attendants Miss
Mary Gaines and j. Herbert Spraguc.
ADDISON.
L. r. Tracy. wife and daughter Mac
went to Shclnurnc tho 25th to visit Julius
Tracy and family--CcorEc Merriam Of
Washington is in town visiting friends
Mabel Austin Of MjddleburY is at T.. W.
JcrcS' for the wintor.--R G. Goodalc has
been quite sick the past week. Mrs. Eu-
gene Hallock and children have left for
Pennsylvania to Join MIR Hallock, who is
in business thcro.--Dr and Mrs. W l.
BraudoO spent Christmas in Albany. y.
y, with the doctors parents.-Mrs Fish
and son, Lloyd and Grace Lincoln Of Ira,
are guests of Roy. and Mrs. y. VI. White.
The Christmas tree and exercises held
at the church Saturday evening were a
success in every way. Tn, church was
well filled and nearly all were remember
ed.
BREAD LOAF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherry Newton Of Ben
ninSton ara visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs William GalVn.-Madic McQuivcy is
spending few days at home John Cal
win. Kent Kirby and Bertha Leard arrived
hprc from Worcester. Mass last Sunday.
John Price spent a few days with friends
here recently.-WiH Calvin, wife and son
of Rochester spent Christmas here.-Misg
Minnie Haley is in Proctor having been
granted weeks vacation in her school,
Several of the Good Tempars from here
visited Cold Spring lodge at East Middle
bury last Saturday evening.
WHITING.
Miss Jessie Collins spent Saturday and
Sunday AT home returning to Monkton
on Monday.-CGayton Mills and sister,
Lizzie, visited at f.. u. Collins sunday
Mrs. +. d. Collins is on III" sick list, ne
ing confined to her bed. --Ms'. and Mrs.
Henry Kelsey spent Christmas in HUI
bardtown.--There will b" preaching in the
Baptist church next Sunday.--Miss Clara
ketcham speHt Christmas in Brandon.
HANCOCK.
Clinton Clafin and family spent Christ
mas at q. r. Churchs-Th Christmas
tree and exercises Tuesday evening were a
succe-Ss- Mrs. Ella Clafiin has been quite
sick but Is now abe TO be around little
Rolla Flint shot a fox in his 2ardCr last
Tuesday morning.
PANTON.
The wedding reception held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. q. Allen. ID, Monday even
ing, De-. Is. 1899, in honor of l.. Duane
Allen and his bride. most happy oC-
casiou. A hundred and twenty friends and
relatives being present. The house Was
Illuminated from cellar to garr"t. In the
parlor on back ground Of white the
name "Allen' was repeated in letters OF
cedar linked with a band of the same. The
presents were beautiful and costly. Among
them Il loving cup, and pieces in silver
! NJ tstt nd fa af
New York city. over thirty dollars in
Ereenbacks and silver, an elegant gold
watch and chain to each, from O. II. Sher'
man and lady. cousins of the bride and
groom, Just before refreshments the com
ianY listened to a few we'll chosen and in
structive remarks by the Methodist Epis-
ccpal preacher. Rev. J. Hall Long. Wher
the older ones, had left their very best
wishes, merry young people led by the
bride and uncle from Shelburne, trippeC
the light fantastic toe, until the final wist
/ for a long life of happiness and prosper
ity was expressed.
Miss Mollio White is a home from Bur
lington for the holidays.-Nrs. Edith Stag.
of the randolph Normal school is tn,
guest Of Mrs. Josiah StagE. E.-Miss Mar!
/ Rogers of She.burnc is spending a weel
| with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos RoG
/ ers.--The Christmas entertainment at th'
| Methodist Episcopal church on Monda!
/ evening, Dec. -. was largely attended. AT
| ter Appropriate exercises by the children
! the tree was stripped of it's many Sifts
Miss Belle Ten Brooke received set O
books from the children. showing the
1 appreciation of her work in training then
| for various entertainments.
WEST FERRISBURGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Merrill of Vergen
/ ncs were the guests OF their daught er
/ trs he
and Mrs, Amos Nee1ham are on the sicl
list-MCs Boardman who has been quit
i'll at Amos Necdham's is better
NEW HAVEN.
Mrs. A. G. Squire left Saturday for New
ark \. j., 10 spend The holidays with he
niece, Mrs. Edgar \. Brown.-F'red Bald
win of Swanton was in town last week
} Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Iiinman ar
spending the holidays with theE daugh
ter, Mrs. g. II. f. Palmer, IN Yonkers, y
Y.-Prof and Mrs. l.. a. Brown are spend
! ing the Christmas vacation with Nj
Brown parents in Galloway, y. Y-Mis
Daisy Swenor who has been in SprinGlc {
Mass. for sevecal months is home for IN
Wnter.-lioracc Chaffeo of brooklyn, y
Y, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. G. {
Chaffee.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Desautel
= and family spent Christmas with friends /
Rurington.--J. a. Caldwell, jr., of Procto
was III town Il lew uaNS recent N.-l 90
. II. a. Hinman OF Cornwall on the Hudson
: \. V. is spending his vacation with hi
father, VIM. II. lInman.-Prof T.. !
= Eastman of Marbchead, Mass. is IN
guest of his sister. Mrs. A. T.. Wright
Mrs. SusicF Jacobs of Burlington and Mis-
Della Jacobs of New Haven, Conn, ar
the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mn
= II. Il. Jacobs. They stagt for Denver, Co
= Jan. 9Th, whore they expect to spend III
: winter-Mrs. Il. ". Hathorn went to Tai
1 rvtown, n. Y, Tuesday to attend the fun
t cral of her sister. Mrs. James Regina.
LINCOLN.
Alfred Duclose and wife received the
Christmas present a little early, a pair
4 twins, a son and daughter having bee
born to them the 20th, Miss Sybil Morga
( has gone to spend Christmas in Panto
The descendants of Asa Purinton wi
0 have their Christmas tree and other exc
s ciscs at the residence of G.. n. Purinto
. Tuesday evening, December 26,-Mr
n Vivian RaWet apd children came Thur
: day to remain over Christmas with h
y parents, DIR. and Mrs. Cushman-Mi
+ O'Rourkc, the teacher at The Corner, wei
c to her home in Rutland Friday and wi
= remain till January 2, consequently thol