Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

brook of Boston, a cousin, who immc-
diatcly preceded tho bride down the aisle
scattering rose leaves in her path. Pre-
Ccding the maid of honor were the usl1crs,
Edward NJ. Angel of Glcns Falls, n. V,
aud Benson Van Nlict of Burlington. At
tho altar the bridal party was met ~ the
bridegroom and his best man, Harry Muir
ply of Minneapolis.
The bride was beautifully attircd in n
gov of heavy cream satin. made prin-
cess. trimmed Will duchess lace. she
wore a long veil and carried the prayer
book from which the ceremony was read.
The maid of honor was gowncd in pink
organize over pink taffcta trim
med with ValouCicnncs insertions ana
lace. She carried a large bunch of white
chrysanthemums tied with pink ribbons.
The bridegroom, best man and usherS
also each wore Il small white chrysanthe-
mum FOR a boutonnicrc.
Alter the ceremony a reception was he'd
at the residence of the brides parents,
which was largely attended by the friends
and relatives of the contracting parties.
rho receiving party stood before a hal-k
of green and white in the parlor wan
palms and great clusters of pink roses
ON the mantelS ana cabinets behind them.
The han and stairway were decorated
with green and masses of brilliant au-
llllll Ip4ltEt. Inc S''bIbI lhi W WV -
frappe was served during the evening.
WAS decorated in red-the predominant of-
feet being autumn foliage and masses OF
red dahlias Illuminated by shaded red
lights. The dining room was also ela2or-
ately decorated, the color scheme being
pink ana white, with interminglcd green.
Here a fine collation. was served. The
presents. which were numerous and beau
tiful. were displayed in the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burlington left amid show
orS of rice and enthusiastic good wishes
for an extended trip TO New York, Phila-
dc,phia and Washington. Edry in No
vcmber they expect to reach their Min
ncapolis home. During the evening ihoy
were the recipients of many congratulate
tory te,errams from absent friends.
Among the out of town guests We're:
MIR. and Mrs. T.. u. Burlington of Still
water. Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il,
/ yon of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrick Estahrook Of Boston. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Ambrose Drew, Miss Mary Drew, MIR.
and Mrs. John T.. Mcconnell, Miss Grace
Middlcbrook. Carl Brownell, Orvillc O..
Wheeler. Alfred sherman. Mrs. sherman.
Miss Kate Russell. Miss Ruth Norton and
William Cheney of burlington.
Miss Stella Prindle who is teaching
school in Montpelier, spent Sunday at her
home here. ,
SATURDAY night one Of the worst and
uir''tNt "','' VI 49, ,h"d ,boir t.uts
north Of ". w. Highec's farm house on
the main coad, taking possession OF tcnce
rails for their wood, and turning thtlr
horses into adjoining meadows. Warren
,,ot,et AGAINST mi. was
III " T. H., az b,,,lv runins who
- IT., u;,b ncreonnl injury Sur
~ 49, w. s,rrots vorn thrnupcd
with a lot Of bold. dry t~ortun'-tclhnG
women who succeeded IN Ule way oI an
o,t,i Im tor Of nnrk notators. etc. Mr..
IfIi.,a. nro.,Ircd tha sea vices Of Constable
~ rduorton and Donutv sheriff stan
too Wiui1me and the rvnsv "head man"
, v.,, nirnn tbi,tv minutes in which TO pack
mn ,'jlinr bI,. and bahies in uromiscuous
% pc' KIM info WAGONS and carts, sheriff
Williams counted tbir,v-two and one
W,, tan Io,d hnd alr,adv rnitd out when
""9, ,"noad - davidson who has
.o,,oL. ~ ,,iu nrorertv near the doDot.
intcnds fm,nishipr tho house he has com
n1ornad o. IVA lot rho vonnr ladies have
orronizcd the "Rossv Point Library As
onc;ati"n" and viii stas,t a c;rruIatine
library with the funds in hand.-W. W.
,lispVu " I'.t'" ~" 7 n.in ton,
nt9 =. Wv :, w." na ~ hnoks
" - .,ho ocsoo;ntia,, me about
.Ir cNP.Uo'", ~ anI Cha,Ias Al
t. ., t;,,, oil, ,,,J ~
pEiIS.'n y, tn ,oyo
.ne'r I"l"i lioi" VIII" NJ onI
Wv iplS """t tm H." h,,,r n,r,
NIS' ro"dru i'eS1e.'o '" "'fF' i"'
'htS OF " son noth I'c''illH.IA HoVu'' vas
H'!u III ''V OolSi' N",'Dl'"' N'9PS l'N'
filidN VNeul''H' ~ 40" ui"e was ,rP"II'
|l ny an VINO "t''i"'u wi; anu MT !"
- t'oouElcn spent l"St SUNDAY III toWH
win reialiN'S
see frlhdie'S AdV' IN TINS NUMBER
ctuIr p1-pNI-
Tho ladies Of the tow are all invited to
meet with tn" Kings Daughters at the
Methodist church parlors Friday morning
and afternoon to sew for the needy poor
Ihey VIII pilhS thelr Iuhch and sew al
day.
Mrs, George sutton is i'll with pneumo.
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Bissonctt ana theil
daughter. Ethel, went to Boston Tuesday
ior d rev uaSS VIZ. WIN lrlenuS, -,
be taken to Grand Isle to-day for inter.
4 ment.
See prindles Adv. in this number"
nccrx 1-HCuON
H'
The Old Maids Convention will bC
given in the Catholic hall tomorrow
evening under the auspices of the La
, dies of the C~CugroCatiOnal church. This