Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-25
ESSEX JUNCTION

George Gordon and another man from
West Bolton drove from Burlington to this
place Thursday. put up their horse at
Fishers livery stable and hired another
to drive to Bolton. They did this bcCa ise
their horse baked so they thought 1t
best to not drive it. Friday morning
they came back and started to lead the
horse home back of the other team. AS
they were crossing the first track HUI
name Officer Fuller of Burlington to
whom a complaint had been made OF
abuse on the previous day. stepped up
and took the horse. Sheriff Reeves of
burlington was called and arrested the
men.
one Of the pretticst of weddings took
place at the home of Frank l.. Parsons
Tuesday evening at which time his daueh-
ter. Maybellc was united in marriage
with Clayton A. Booth, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Booth also of this village
The ceremony took place at o'clock i'll
the presence of about SO of their relatives
and most intimate friends and was per-
formed by Rev. J. T. Baxendale Of Mil
ton assisted by Rev. D. d. Owen OF this
village. The ushers were Frank Osborne
and Chester Stanley. The ceremony took
place in the front parlor, the bridal par
~ occupying the spacious bay window.
They entered the room at the strains of
the bridal march from Lohcngrin, play
ed by Harold +. Huntley, who played dur
couple was attended by Miss Myrl Par
sons and Miss Evalcen Booth, sisters OF
each. The bride looked very dainty and
charming in a gown Of white muslin. She
carried and wore white carnations. Tho
young misses were also prcttily dressed
| In white. The ceremony was followed by
reception Refreshments of ice cream
and cake We're served. The house was
very prettily decorated with asparagus
sweet peas and other flowers The couple
are among the most popular young reo-
pie of the village and long and happy
welded life Is wished them. They received
large number of handsome and useful
gifts. After "A wedding trip to Buffalo and
Niagara they will occupy rooms in the
unper part of the home of the grooms pa
rents.
The following teachers have been enSag-
ed for the high and graded school for the
coming year. Principal q. Ii. Dalrymple,
re-engaged; first assistant. Miss Mary
Gregory, Burlington, re-enSaged; gram
mar department, Miss Julia M. Gardner,
who several years ago, was principal OF
the school: intermediate department, Miss
Eldora Hodges, re-engagcd; second prim-
airy, Miss Adell Holey, also re-ensased;
first primary. Mrs. Gertrude Burridge OF
Randolph.
Pearl Stevens has returned from trip
to Chicago, Buffalo and the Thousand Is
lands.
Mrs. Louis Bourgon who has been visit
ing Mrs. NJ. Rrissett returned to St. AL
bans yesterday.
Mrs. H. d. Snyder and her guest, Mrs.
Uranu of Boston, visited in North Wills.
ton yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs Evan Thomas go to
Thompson's Point, Charlotte, to-day to be
the guests of f. p. and Miss Elizabeth
Sawyer.
Mrs G. w. Thompson ana daughter. of
vi sif
pcnahue Miss Thompson is attending
the summer school at queen City Park.
Several from here are PLANNING to at
tend the lecture to be given by DR.. Thomas
at Queen City Park tomorrow evening. Al
electric car will return here at the close OF
the lecture.
Miss Susan Hunt of Allston, Mass, has
arrived and with her sister, Miss Margar-
ct who came a few days earlier are spend
Ing the summer at the home of j. S. Rey-
nolds. as has been their custom for several
years.
Mrs W. ii. Davidson of St. Adams and
her cousin, Miss Ruth RolcaI of Montpe-
lier were at the home of Mrs. Davidson
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Ro!eau
Tuesday night. Yesterday they went tc
Queen City Park to remain few days.
Miss Jessie Ferrin who has been i'll with
appendicitis at the home Of her sister Mrs
r.. u. Williams in Shorthlls, n. j., severa,
weeks Is able to walk about the house anC
Is expected home soon.
Miss Bryant of Boston and Miss Dormar
OF New Haven, Conn, are at the home OF
Mrs, l., f. Hopkins for several weeks.
Miss Blanche Brownell, who has beer
visiting in South Braintree and Marble
head, Mass, and the White Mountains re
turned yesterday.
Miss Mabel Macomber of Boston anc
Misses Laura and Dorothy Davis Of Mount
Vernon, n. y, are visiting their grandpar
ents MIR. and Mrs. d. IL. Macomber