Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-25
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
The Winooski Valley, Villages up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the Shores of White
River Covered by Specia.
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNES

The home Of Mr.. ard Mrs. George King
man OH Comfort Hill in this city was the
scene of a pretty wedding Wednesday
evening. when their daughter, Miss Bertha
H., and Charles Albert Cronk. son OF the
late Albert Cronk of North Ferrsburgh.
wree united in matrmony by the Rev.
George Z. Lennon of North Ferrsbursh.
The brides dress was of green broadcloth
Ell train trimmed with satin and white APP
plique and she carried white carnations,
Miss Bernice Cronk, sister of the groom,
acting as flower girl. The rooms were dec
grated with seranium bitter sweet, aSters,
dahias, carnations. lilies and potted
plants. Promptly at o'clock the bridal
pair proceeded to the strains of the we'd
ding march from KOC hzeit to the
parlOr. where under an arch decorated
with asparagus and lilies with a white
dove over IA marriage bell and myrtle
horse shoe over the door the marriage
ceremony was perform Miss Cora Bard
presided at the piano and furnished the
music for the evening. over 100 relatives
and friends from this city. adjoining towns
and out of the State were present Among
those from away were y. Il. kinGman OF
st. Adams. brother of the bride; F.. l..
Weston. president of the village of Port
Henry ~ Y, and wife; Robert KinSman
OF Boston. Mass; Mrs. Hart of Rutland
and Homer lsham of Willston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cronk departed by carriage at $50 p.
m. for a south bound and Adirondack trip
They will he at home at their residence
at North FerrisbuRh September Is. Mr.
and Mrs. Cronk were the recipients of
many beautiful and costly presents, con-
sisting of silver ware, paintings in oil
bronze and gilded articles purses contain
ing cash, table linen. bed spreads, etc.
lamps, books and ornamental clocks.
The S4th anniversary of the Baptist
Church was observed Wednesday evening.
The walls of the lower auditorium of the
church. in which the service was held
were very tastefully covered with ever
green and bore the legend Welcome
Home. lsGS-1913" The tables. which we1e
arranged III the form OF a cross. were en-
hellished with pottcd flowers and beauti-
full center pieces and around them sat 10
guests. After supper the roll was called
and responses received from present and
absent members. Address, 5 were made by
the Rev ;, Il. Myers OF panton, ). A. An
drews. the pastor, the Rev w. f.. CroWeil
and others.
William Henry Hunt. representatives
elect from New Haven. and Mrs. Mary
French Of the same town were married
Thursday evening at the Congregational
arsonage in Bristol by the Rev. c. n.
Thomas.
Sherman Yattaw is suffering from a
wound in his right leg caused by a rusty
nail
Timothy Wissell of Panton cut himself
severely with an axe in the left hand aud
severed the ligaments of the thumb while
cutting wood Monday. pr. John Gibson
was called and dressed the wound
a daughter was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs, John Danyou of Addison.
The apple crop is good in this section but
a large portion of the fruit is imperfect
/ and spotted