Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-23

and the bridal party entered in two com
panios meeting at the altar under the
green bell The little white ROBBED gate
openers were Muricl Pike and Ruby
Shaw. Tho flower children also in white
were Anna Belle Buzzel and Albert Dill
liigham. Tho ushcrs were Harry Burn
nam, Roswell Russell Ethel watts and
Mr., Ifaunce. Tho best man was H. "
Gale and the bridesmaid, Mrs. Il. II.
GIc. The bride wore white wool dress
trimmed with chiffon and lace. Tho
bridesmad's dress was ecru striped with
bluc. The ceremony WAS a beautiful ono,
tn" Episcopal ring service being used and
tn" bride and groom repeating the vows.
Immediately after the ceremony an in
formal reception was given At Mr. S. G.
Poors home. Mrs. Poor and MIR and
Mrs. Gale assisted in receiving g. NJ
Watts acted as master of ceremonies
Mrs. Poor's gift TO her daughter was "A
check for a hundred dollars. The church
society presented an ornamental clock.
Numerous other presents were received
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans were driven that
evening to Morrisvillc. whore they took
the train for st. JohnsburV. They will
be gone about two weeks and will vis,
cortland, Boston and Providence. Mrs.
J. s. Whitcomb and Mrs W. p Cooper
haze concluded their visit to their pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs II. q. Thomas, Mrs
Whitcomb and little daughter leavinV
stowe for their homo in Castlotou, ~ d.
on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and tw,
Children left stowe on Tuesday intend
INK to visit friends in Baltimore before
returning to their home in Salt Lake
CitY.-Amone those who went on the cx-
cur,iuh &" Iuston last Wednesday were
MIR. and Mrs G. =. Scribner Miss Clos,sie
Clark, Mr. G. +. Eddy. Mrs. V. T. Ma
cutchon and Mrs. G. NJ. Watts.-Thomas
Wallace of Morrisville was in town two
days last week doing some monumental
lettering for Mrs. S. X. Weeks.--T.. r.
Douglass began business for the Grand
Union Tea company this week.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. rarlin of Littleton, n H..
have been visiting Mrs. Parlin's mother.
Mrs. Sabrina s. Shedd. Mrs. Parln re
naming until Fridav.--Littlc Raymond
Wedge, who has been quite i'll for week
is slowly improving. Mrs. II. b. Wedge
of Montpelier visited at f. G. Kaiser's
reccntly.-AIrs J. r. Parrish of More
town and Mrs. Lizzie Butler of Randolph
are in town to visit Mrs. Helen Sceaver
no has for some time been in poor
h"alth.-Ten of the high school boys ac-
companied by Prof. G. l.. Cowles went
to Montpelier to attend the assembly last
thursday. They also visited Goddard
seminary In Barre.-Mrs Ellen Smith re-
turned to Waterbury Wednesday.-Th
first entertainment in the Business Mems
lecture course will be a lecture by Thorn
as McClary on Monday evening. October
-h-llu"ius Mooney of Burlington is
stopping at n. Biceow' s.-Hcnry Hin has
been notified that his ward. Orlin LOOMS
now of the Soldiers Home in Pennington
has been married to some one OF that
place. As his guardians consent was not
asked and Mr.. G.oomis has one wife liv-
ing Mr Hill does not take much stock in
the marriage.
Tho Rev. o. n. Clamp was unable to
nj h ia no Nv, y
day as announced. The Rev. r. w. Col
Inns Of Moscow preached AT the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the morning and at
the West Branch in the afternoon. Next
Sunday. October 26, the Rev. Mr.. Collins
will preach at the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the morning. There will be an
Epworth League prayer meeting In the
evening. Topic. "Treating a Gracious In
Vitaton Lightly" Matt -: LILO Leader
i. f.. Brink. There will he harvest con-
cert at West Branch Church at 1:3o p. N.
October &c. Topic for the Christian En-
Epworth League. Leader, Mrs. O. NJ.
Smith. Topic for the Young Peoples
fraternity devotional meeting. "Iospita al
ity, Its Three Characteristics, Rom. 13 10
Cor. 1873. Leader, Avis Nericn; paper
Leo Moody.-The Rev. j. H. Bennett will
preach at Unity Church next Sunday
morning. Tho Rev. William Excel and
family are established in the Congrega-
tonal parsonage.-Perley Hale went Tues
day to Bakersfield. where he will enter
the junior year in Brigham academy Mr..
and Mrs. John Drugg went to Barre Sat
urday to visit Mrs Drugg's parents. who
will soon move to Montreal.-E. j. Small
ley is moving to George Smalleys farm
In Stowe Hollow and Geol &c Smaley, who
is i'll with nervous prOstration will move
to +. j. SmalieY's place i'm the village
Mr.. and Mrs Albert H. Mum returned to