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

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MIDDtEBUEY.
In Richvillc. Vt. oct II. at the residence
VI Capt. II. s. Broukins, his daughter,
Edna H.. was united in marriage with y.
J. Bhckner of this village; the ceremony
Occurring at p. m, Rev. w. : Smart OIL
Hciating The bride is the second daugh-
her of Capt. II. :. Erookius. She was most
bccomngly attired IN trained robe of
White tafrcta silk, cut entrain, handsome
y trimmed with oriental lace. Long be-
lore the appointed hour the numerous
friends were arriving at the family resi-
hence, being received by the ushers, A II.
Brookins and =. w. Waite. and shown
Into the spacious parlors that had been
made attractive by vines and flowers.
promptly at the appointed hour to soft mu-
bic rendered by Mrs. H. l.. Williams, came
he bridal procession The ushers, y. II.
Brookins and p W. Waite preceded, then
eame the best man, Mc. f. j. Hubbard
with the bridesmaid, Miss Lena f.. Brook
ms sister of the bride. Last came the
bride and groom. The couple stood under
an evergreen arch and in front OF the
officiating minister, who stood Wlthln the
recess of the handsomely decorated arch
In a most impressive manner the core-
rnony was pronounced by the Rev. w. ;.
Smart Of brandon. After sincere congrat-
ulatona to the bride and groom, the as
sornhled guests partook of most Tempt
some. The bridal couple took their de-
pasture for a short Wedding tour
The Lake Dunmore house is closed and
Mr. Vial who has run the house the past
season, has returned to his home in New
Bedford, Mass.
Mrs Sarah fl. Cotton, widow of the late
Ira f. Cotton, died at her home on Sey-
mour street Saturday evening. aged ~
years. Mrs Coton was a daughter of Dr.
David Packard, tor many years a phNsi-
clan in Weybridge. She was bora in
sharon but her family moved TO Wcy-
bridge when she was a child. She lived
there until her marriage to Mr.. Cotton IN
7Sil. since which time she has been a res
ident of Middlebury. She is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Helen T.. Campbell
and Miss Charlotte Colton. both of this
village. The funeral was held at the
late residence Tuesday afternoon at p.
10. Rev J. Y. Forsyth otiiciated
Mr.. Atwood who has been the ticket
agent at the depot for the past year has
resigned his position and has gone to Bos-
ton. He is succeeded by Mr.. Rumsdell of
Rutland.
VERGENNIS.
A large number of people gathered
here Wednesday to be present at the hear
ing of Elmer iIier. charged with killing
and selling "A two-y -year-old heifer to Is. II.
Field which is claimed was the property
of James Callahan of Bristol. As "a re-
suit OF the hearing Hler was pouHu up IN
the sum OF $I"" TO appear aI the OouH,Y
Court IN MlddleDurN next DcceHpci' hop-
ert Hayes was held by the State as aC-
cessory TO the same mat HER Is chars-
cd with ana bound over ny the court 'Jus-
tico Moulton) III the sum OF Aoo' 10 appear
at MlddleburN al the term OF the county
Court in December. w, H. Sutton appear
I'd for the defendant; States Attorney f.
J.. Fish for the state.
W. q. fancher who Tor a number OF
years was an officer in the Industrial
School. and VINO now Is sup"rinten-
dent of the SianWood juvenile school
at Topsfcld Mass, has been offer
cd the position OF superintendent Of one
OF the large juvenile schools Of Boston.
Miss Mabel kirryhcr who has been work.
Ing in one OF the shops here and boarding
at Elmer Hers, died Thursday night,
quite suddenly from the breaking of an
nbscess in hcr right side. Her parents,
MIR and Mrs. Kirryhcr of Middlcbuiy were