Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-19

maid of honor was Miss Gertrude A. II.
Dewey of this city who was attircd In
white organdic and wore tullc veil and
carried a bouquet of white and pink roses.
The brides gown was of rich white satin.
She wore a long veil and carried a bunch
of white roses. After the wedding "A re-
Ccption was held at the homo Of the
brides parents. only the relatives and
bridal party being present Among those
from out of the city were Mrs. Wood,
mother Of the groom: Miss Lena Wood,
sister of the groom; MIR. and Mrs Fred
II. Greene of Dorchester, Mrs. Stone Of
Boston Miss Florence Wilder and Miss
Florence Post Of Burlington, and Miss
Helen Kenyon of Northhcld. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood left on the 9:oj train FOR a
wedding trip after which they will reside
in Dorchester, Mass. The brides going
away gown was brown with hat and
gloves to match,
Miss Helen Trepania, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Trepanid was
married last evening at O'Clock to Mr..
Ernest c. Shufedt The wedding took
place at the brides home on South Main
street in the presence of only the immc-
diatc friends. The Rev. W. Hamilton
Bcnham performed the ceremony The
bride was gowned in the travelling dress
of blue and she wore a hat to match. Mr..
and Mrs. Shufeldt left op the 9;01 train
for New York city, wheCe they Will visit
relatives and on their return will 80 TO
housekeeping in the house now occupied
10y Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Bccman OH
Bank street.
Miss Maud Haynes and Mr. Albert c.
LaPlant were married yesterday after
nOUp at > o'clock at the home of the
bride on Allen street. The Rev. w. =.
Smithers performed the ceremony after
which Mr. and Mrs. LaPlant left on the
t o'clock train for Montreal, wh~e they
1Nn hpiI tl
married in her travelling gown of grey
and wore "A gray hat. on their return from
thcN wedding trip they will reside in this
city.
The wedding Of Miss Fannie c. Keltor
and Robert Martin of Boston will cccul
at the homo Of Judge and Mrs O, n. kel'
ton Wednesday, evening. oct. 18th.
DR. l.. O. Dagnault died at his home
on Lake street at II o'clock yesterday
morning after an illnoss of o,ly few
days with congestion of the lungs Dr
paignault WAS horn in ChateauEay, =. e.
81 years ago. He was married in 1892 tc
Miss Anna NJ. FauHert of BouchcrVlle, y
G., who with one son, five years old sur
wives him. He leaves also one brother
Rev. D. Dagnault of orwell The funera
will be held at Q O'Clock on Thursday
morning at Holy Guardian Angels church
EAST BERKSHIRE.
'n W"dneSday AFTERNOON oct lith a
coihpah! OF over one huhuiru guests met
~ INC Hohh ol tu"I!'S NlI'i ~ MlnieSS
the marriage of his daughter MILDRED to
hicharu N'fdul' me NOUS was uucorateu
with cut flowers ana cVorSfcchs Inc cefe-
mony was performed before an altar ar
ranged in the bay window of the pas'lJr
Miss Molic GoodSpcCd Of st. Adams pre-
Slu'u AZ lnr piano ana 10 me latiii"i
strains OF 'h' prllAl iH'r'n lro'i Lo'Ieh'
grim inc brldH ana groom tn'cr'u IHe roon'
lr"'td"d ny rev w. Stanley ,he OIL
hclating clergyman ana hrothrrHn-laW "l
inc brldo, ana l'nrnlce, niue sister "i
me pride ana lick farK'r as mower
cnlidreh' ne piiue was SIMPLY "t,Weu III
"hlto Sa'lh ana S'Iihc-oe-Hole ana
c1IrIou W'i'e IoS'S' AI''I 'ne cclcI''' ils
vitcd To- the dining room for Refreshments
The presents gave evidence of many
lFl'ndS. among them being a set OF books
from the brides class OF "a, brigham
Academy, aud Amclica's greatest nero III
Greece from f. NJ. Deal of St Adams
MIR. ana Mrs faul l"it the same after
noon Tor NV ork. Ihoy VIII make theli
nome IN East BNkshire.--Carl Il. smith
and wife 81 Boston and Mrs. George a
smith were guests Of IRA smith : family
over SUNDAY g. IS Snlltn Is HrauEhtS-
man Tor the Boston ana Maine Railroad
company. also inspector oi motive power
IN theN dl1erSht shCpS.-l ne Lanes AUX
mary mot win Mrs w adIclSA on wed
neSdaN altofho 1h.-AmonS those from ou'
Oh town lcr the iaul-AIcn Weddlhs were
Mr.. ana Mrs Goodsreed OF ST. Aloans
Mr. anu MiE II lMplctS OIL i1"rton' M
ana MrS' rlpSoh OF rIahki"'- MARY ~
liauu mas bought the EloSD'N sH ans
iauhuiN OF H. poihllla ana - NJ h'lpIc'
mas nJuSul the furniture BUSINESS Oh liat
NoE CohtII'' u lihS p'ace'-Nl'' 'ahi"i u
ana Mt. b"rr OF South baNota are III toWi
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