Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-30
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

inc marriage of W. II. McCutch;in and
Miss Jennie NJ. Raymond. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Raymond of this vii
lage, took place ut the home of the brides
parents Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock. Tho affair was very quiet. only
immediate families of the contracting
parties being present The best man was
Leon McCutchan. brother of the groom,
and Miss Amber Smith attended the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by the Roy. II. NJ. II. Abbott in
the presence of the immediate families
of the contracting parties After the core
mony light lunch was served and the
newly welded couple went to Waterbury.
where they boarded a train for a short
wedding trip to Boston and New York.
Mr.. McCutchan is the Junior partner Of
the firm of Eddy a. McCutchan. Mrs.
McCutchan has been a clerk in the store
for the past six years and she will con-
tnuc in this capacity. Both young people
are very popular in the town.--On Friday
evening while going down stairs at her
home. Mrs. NJ. A. Jenncy fell about
half the length of the flight. breaking
both bones of her left wrist. Mrs. Jcn-
ney was i'll with influenza at the time
but is doing as well as could be expected.
Helen Olive. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. a. n. Cheney. died March o.
aged five months. Brief funeral services
were held AT the house Monday afternoon,
conducted by the Rev. II. M. w. Abbott
and the Rev. j. L. Angell-Thc infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Blake. born
March %. died March "A. Brief funeral
services were held Sunday conducted by
the Rcv. J. l.. Angel-Dr. Woodward
of Morrsvillc was called to stowe last
week III consultation with Dr. ". W..
Barrows upon the case Of Mrs. Jeanette
Rurt. who is critically ill., Miss Robinson,
a trained nurse from Burlington. is
caring for her.-At a meeting of Sickle
Chapter. No. 56 O. T.. s. Tuesday even
ing of last week. Mrs. Julia Irving and
Miss Jennie Luce We're initiated into the
order.-N. r. Moody has sold his farm
to Charles Wheeler OF Hyde Park The
Woodward farm on Luce hill was sold
at auction Friday to T,oveioy & Eddy
for $685. Eggs sold last week for IL
cents.-'rhc Young Peoples fraternity
will hold a new sugar sOciablc Friday
evening in the Unity Church vestry. All
are cordially invted.-The members of
the fire department will attend a sugar
festival iii Morrisville on Tuesday even
ing.-Thc first girls basket ball team
played with the girls team from Water
bury Friday evening. Tho score stood
at Is to } in favor of Waterbury-Mrs.
Gilman Foster of West Branch is suf-
fering from severe attack of rhcu-
matism.-Miss Mary Campbell will teach
the spring term of school in Waterbury
Center.
H. G. Thomas returned Monday even
ing from Il short trip to Boston.-Ii l-old
Mcmahon is at home from Goddard Sem
mary, Barre, on n vacation.-Earl Bel
den. assistant at Mt Mansfield creamery.
is i'll with influenza.--Dr. w. G. Church
of burlington was in Stowe on Monday
to see L. w. Buzzell-Miss Sarah Mayo
is spending a few days in New York
j. ~. Parker and his daughter Mildred.
gave a musical entertainment on Monday
evening under the auspices of Stowe high
school.--Thc village schools close We'd
nesday for the spring Vacation.--Mrs
Mary Shubut and daughters. Georgia
and Lila. who have spent the winter in
Barton. returned u Stowe on Monday
$. T. Fuller who has been though'
to he improving, is not so wcll.--Mrs
Jeanette Burt remains critically i'll
&C. 4. Town of South Framin CHAN
called on friends in stowe Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Pike attended tn,
funeral of Mrs. Pixies niece in St AL.
bans Monday.--The Rcv. Mrs. Abbott
will give her second sermon in series
on "Somc Attributes of Jesus at Tn
ity Church Sunday morning at 1915
Subject of sermon, The Courage OF
Jesus"