Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
FRANKLIN COUNTY
FAIRFIELD

Friday morning fire was discovered
In the barn belonging to the tend
ment owned by j. r. Erwin and cd
cupied by f.. Pelky and stephen Coon
also In the ell part Of j. II. Med
hans vacant house, which adjoinJ
The supply of water being scarce I
was with great difficulty that I'd
flames were extinguished before grea
damage was done. After an hour d
untSring labor by a large bucket bri
gade OF men and women the fire wal
got under contron-Miss Helen wal
lace was unable t. go to her schod
this week. owing to illneas.-The RI
man Catholic teachers of st. Patrick
parish this town. will give a frd
whist party at the town hall rid
evening.-The wedding of Miss Sad
F.. Bradley and Harry w. Morey, bot
OF this town. which took place at tn
nome OF the bride. Balsam Knoll, A
w o'clock Wednesday afternooj
was one Of the most elaborate evd
witnessed in this place. The cerd
mony was performed by the Rev. 4
H.. Blount of East Fairfield on IN
lawn under an arch Of balsam. II
the strains Of Mendelssohn's weddir
march the bride and her maids Mid
Mertie Bradley, Miss Marie MI
Mahon, Miss Winzola Morey and Ms
Frankie Clark ercircled in a girlhod
chain OF smilax and white roses PRE-
coded by the ushers, Messrs. Grov1
and Leo Chase, Dr. Nell Corey al
5000 C.-.. 49,. ~ -
marched up an aisle ropcd off d
white satin ribbon and were met ud
der the arch by the groom. Al N
bridal couple knelt one verse froI
"Oh Perfect Love was sung most e|
fectively by Herbert F. Douling |
st. Adams. After the congratulated
were received refreshments, consistii
of salad sandwiches. coffee, cake an
ice cream, were served on the law
by the bridesmaids and usher
Punch wak served in the dining ROOT
Mrs. c. H. Peters presiding at Il
punch bowl. The bride wore a gov
of white brocaded satin made princed
trimmed with hand embroidered Will
brides roses on white chiffon. 81
wore a veil of tulle fastened wi
orange blossoms and carried a show
boQuet of white brides roses her on
ornament being a diamond brooch.
gift of her brother Homer f. Bra
ley. The bridesmaids wore pink nv
over white tareta M carried boqud
OF long stemmed blush roses. II
brides gifts to her maids and to Mi
Luella Mepard. who presided at d
piano during the afternoon and who
music was a very pleasant feature
the occasion. were white fans in bal
OF white stain of the same mater
as the brides gown. The out Of tow
guests, who attended the weddid
were Mr.. and Mrs. IT. F.. Bentld
Miss Lizzie Moran. Miss Frank
Clark and Mr. Herbert F. Douling
St. Albans.Miss Agnes Bradley al
George Bradley of st. Armand, p.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard and N
and Mrs. Guy Howard of Fairfax, N
and Mrs. c.. A. Peters of HiEhga|
Springs Mrs. Guy Start OF Baked
field, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Morey a
family, Mrs. w. H. Bycroft. Sand
Morey. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Chase. N
e'' y filAti'Ils NhI AN HlI
J.. X. Davis. Mr., and Mrs. f. A.. Min
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Sturtevant MI
l. N. Chase and sons, Grover and "A
Misses Lena and Alice Merrill. e.
S~turtevant, DIR. Neil Corey. Mr.. al
Mrs. W. II. Croft and Leonard
Story of East Fairfield. The weddi|
presents were numerous and beautif|
consisting OF cut glass, silver. linI
and other articles of value too NUM-
Gus to mention. The bridal cou]
left quito early to catch the II
o'clock train going last amid a shot
er of rice confetti and old shoes. II
brides travelling suit was royal bl
taffeta with hat to match. After|
short wedding trip. Mr., and Nd
Morey will reside on their farm
East Fairfield.