Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15
VERGENNES.

Tho Baptist Church at Addison was the
scene OF a pretty autumnal wedding We'd
nesdaY evening when. Ill the presence OF
q large company, Mis- Rose Nj, daughter
OF Mrs. George NJ. Wilmarth Of Addison
became the bride of Richard y Warner
OF Niddl, bury, son Of the late Harrison
Warner The ceremony was performed ny
the Kov. w 7 Forsyth of Midilebury.
At eight O'Clock the bridal party entered
the church to the strains OF the wedding
march from Luhcngrin, played by Miss
Elizabeth Pinuey of Mddiebury, in lhc
following order: The usncrs Mr. Failing
ham of Rutland; Robert Pirncy OF Mid
dlebury; 5. +. Smith and c. =. Norton
of Addison; the mHtron Of honor Mrs. q.
W. Stevens of brooklyn, n y; the brides
maids Miss blanche bradley of char
lotte and Miss Frances Warner of Mid
dlebury, followed by the bride leaning on
the arm of her uncle. Henry w. Allen of
Brooklyn, y. Y, who gave her away. The
bridal party Wore met in front of the pu.-
pit by the groom and his best man. llr.
Stanton Eddy Of Middlebury. The bride
wore dress Of white crepe de chine over
white silk. and carried a bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and white carnations. The
church was prettily trimmed with ever
greens and the pulpit was banked with
evorgreens intcrspersed with autumn
| leaves and white asters, with hne as
play of palms at the base. The bride was
/ the recipient of a large number OF pres
euts consisting of silver china etc. Among
/ those present from out of town besides
those already mentioned, were Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Norton Of New York, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Fletcher, Or. and Mrs.
| II. l. Townsend of Bridport Mr.. and
| Mrs, William Curtis Of Cornwall and Mr..
| aud Mrs. Irving Bradley of Charlotte.
! After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
! lett for a bridal tour to New York and
!
on the Jonathan Wilmarth farm in Addi-
| son.
| If. l.. fIndley has resigned his position
as editor Of the Enterprise and Nermonter
OF tins city and other papers published by
the Addison County Newspaper associa-
tiOn, a position which he has held for the
past three and on-half years, and went
on Monday to Ludlow where he has ac-
| Cepted the position of managing editor
Of the Tribune. During his connection
with the Enterprise and Nermonter Mr..
Hindley has proved himself 10 be one OF
the brightest newspaper men in the state
and during his residence in this city has
made many friends who wish him sue
cess in his new field of labor.
The Vergennes high school football
team defeated the Miduchury his
school team ON the fair grounds In this
| city Friday afternoon by score of to d.
In the first half neither team We're able
TO score In the first part of the second
half. Bean scored touchdown for Mid
dlebury around right end, but failed to
kick a goal Al this point Nereennes
braced up and by short but steady gains
carried the BAH down the field in spite of
the fierce resistance of their heavier op-
ponents Booth finally scoring touch
down by "A run around left end and kick
ing a pretty goal from most difficult
position. Time Of halves 10 minutes ref
cree. jackson: umpire, Gowett timekeep-
er, Mack; linosmen, January and Bean.
At the adjourned hearing OF Walter and
| Frank jerome, held before Justice q. +.
O. kimball Friday afternoon ON "A charge
of breaking and entering kents "hanty
about two years ago and taking there
| from a gun and other articles, the re-
spendents were discharged for lack of
| sufficient evidence TO hold them.
Monday morning at one O'Clock the BOAT
house and a five horse power gasolene
launch belonging to DR.. @. !" Noodworth
were destroyed by fire. The lauhch had
been recently put in the house tor winter
Just before DIR. Woodworths departure
for Long Beach, cal The origin OF the
hre is unknown.
The farmers are busily engaged IN har-
NestinS the apple crop, ana are hauling
them to the station for shipment as fast
as they can procure barrels, whlch are