Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26
tKANkLIN 60 Y.

The ST. Adams district of the Epworth
League will hold a meeting In the Metnod-
list church in the city on October S'>t and
November list. There will re several
speakers from abroad present when vii!
add to the interest of the meetings.
Intelligence YVES received in this city
Friday of the death OF Norman Gcor for
mcrly of this city, now of Bingh0mtou. y.
Y. There We're no particulars OF his
death in the kilograms which were re
ccivcd here but it has been learned that
the front of the building on Cour: ST.,
Binghamton, which is being rcmodellcd for
the Boston Store fell in Thursday after
noon. Norman G. Geer, timekceper, was
killed. one other man was fa-
tally injured and four seriously
liam T.. Harden. sister and brother Of Mrs.
'iocr. went to Binghamton Friday morn
ing.
Miss Nettie O'Neil, who has been for scv-
eral years matron and head nurse at the
hospital in this city, and james Stafford
of l}oStCn We're married yesterday morn
ms at 10 o'clock. the ceremony being pnr-
formed by Rev. -. j. O'SulliVan. The
bride was attircd in a becoming Gowu Of
white China silk beautifully
with applique, and the skirt made with
an accordian plated tlouncc. She wore
a white silk hat with white feathers. She
was attended by her sister. Miss Mary
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trimmed with white lace. Her hat was 4
loShorn trimmed with feathers and pink
roses. Mr.. Stafford's best mau was VII
liam Doughcrty of Boston. Miss Frances
Dcoling presided at the organ and in addi-
ton To L.ohengrin'S bridal chorus. she
played several pleasing selections during
the The relatives of the hupuy
couple were entertained with a breakfast
at the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
John ONoil, and a reception was held yes
tcrday afternoon from 3 until i O'Clock IN
their honor, when many of their friends
had an opportunity to view the large uum-
Der OF beautiful gifts of which Mr.. and
Mrs. Stafford were the recipients. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stafford left on the S O'Clock train
for Montreal, where they will spend "A few
days before going to their future home in
Boston.
home Of Judge and Mrs. O. y. kelton on
Fairfield street, where their youngest
daughter, Miss Fanny G. Kelton, was unit
ell in marriage to Robert G.. Martin of
FostCn by the Rev. w. Hamilton Benham.
Tie rooms were tastefully arranged with
bitter sweet and the flowers and foliage
of the season and presented a pretty scoue
as the bride and groom entered the par
Tor where the ceremony WAS performed to
the strains of the wedding march played
by Fuller lawson. The bride was attirel
in her going way gown of grey trimmed
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Mrs. Martin received the few friends who
were present and a delicious collation. was
served. They left on the 6 o'clock train
FOR Montreal, where they will spend their
honeymoon. They will reside In Dorchcs-
ter Mass, whore Mr.. Martin is a popular
young business man. They were the reel
pionts of many beautiful gifts.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Durgan who
were married in Kennebunk, Me, Tues
day, have arrived at their home in this
city and have taken rooms at G.. l..
Smiths on Messenger street.
The Auxiliary of st. Luke's
church will hold a fair the last of the week
in November. They are to have am on
t~ertainment in connection with the sale of
: fancy articles.
FAIRFAX.
Mrs. Albert Patterson is very sick -
There was a dance at NJ. II. Kennedy's
i Friday evening Miss Anna Roland ia
, visiting Dudley Rood,-W. II. Rood Is nut
ting ian n steam engine at his mill "A NM,