Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-05
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDw1CK.

very pretty wedding occurred at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Carter on
West Church street Wednesday afternoon
AT three o'clock when next to their young
est daughter Miss Eunice. was united in
marriage TO f.. r Harrington Of Burling
ton the Rev. j. a. Dixon performing the
ceremony. he using the Episcopal ring
service. The bride and groom were unat
tended. Little Mary Darden, n niece of
The bride was flower girl and carried
white chrysanthemums. The house was
very tastefully trimmed with evergreens,
ferns and carnations. The bride was at
tired in Il beautiful gown OF light brown,
trimmed with lace and she wore orange
blossoms. Her travelling gown was dark
brown with hat to match. At the close OF
the ceremony refreshments consisting of
salads, sandwiches. olives, ice cream. cake
ana coffee were served. Mrs. Carl Bene-
dict of Barre being in charge, while Miss
Jessie l[imball and Agnes Sullivan served
the guests The bride was the recipient of
many gifts including silver, cut glass. fur
nture. etc. The happy couple LETT for
Boston on the 5:47 train for a short bridal
trip after which they will be at home to
their many friends in Burlington where
| Mr. Harrington is engaged in business.
| About 40 were present at the wedding.
| Among those from ont Of town We're John
Harrington. father Of the groom, and Miss
| Julia harrington, sister of the groom
| y.
| the bride. from St Johnshury; Mrs. Jane
| Weeks and Mr. and Mrs Charles Rogers
| of Cabot. Mrs Carl Benedict Of Barre
and a party of eight young people of
Barre, MIR and Mrs Durham of Bur
| lingt on.-Mrs. b. r. Merriam, who former
| ly lived here, is visiting her many friends
| in town while on her way from Gilmore to
her home in Bellows Talls.-George Hoyt
| shot d deer Wednesday weighing over 300
| pounds-Mr. ami Mrs. o. J. Paquette and
son, Reginald. have gone to Jamaica, y.
y. to visit Mrs. Paquettes sister for II
| days.
The Rev. II. c. Ward of Bakersheld
supplied the pulpit al the Congregational
Church Sunday morning and evening. Al
a business meeting held at the close Of tho
| evening service it was voted to eX
tend call to Mr.. Ward to be
come the pastor of this church
! Mrs Edwards of Chicago is seriously il
| a the home of her sister Mrs. \. W. Da
vison. Mrs. Edwards has been VISITING
her sister several weeks.-Mrs. o. Il
Thomas gave a tea to several of her lady
| friends Monday evening. Each lady was
dressed in some ancient style.-SaturdaN
was a day of moving for three families
Frank Stone. who recently purchased j. O
Lajoy's house on Spring street took pos
session and moved his family there Satur
day. Mr Iaioy moved his family int,
the rooms in Mr. Nelson's house an'
Frank George. who occupied those room
moved his family into the house vacated
by Frank Stone on Main street.-Dr. e
w. Bates. who has been spending som
time in the West returned home Frida,
evening-W. w. Marshall and wife g
this week to Florida, where they vii
spend the winter.-The Fortnighty Cul
ture club held a very enjoyable Hallowee
party at the knights of Fythias hall Sat
urday Invitations were issued to the gen
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