Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13

eral Gays, Is petter'-A. Is. Day of BOa-
ton, Mass, was in town on business last
Saturday.-Mrs. E. J. Phelps returned
last Friday from Essex. n. Y, where she
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. w.
II. Cruikshank. Mrs. Cruiksbank return
cd with her.-Miss Ethel Mach,a Ia III
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reagan and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Reagan pa ssed Sunday
at the home of Harmon REAGAN.
swANTON.
The engagement OF Miss Marguerite
Harwood to Mr.. Moody Dole Holmes OF
Concord, n. H., is announced. Miss Har-
wood Is one Of our brightest young peo-
pie and formed her acquaintance with
Mr.. Holmes at Middlebury College,
T. M. Prouty, who has been iii. is able
to be out.
j. Il. Wilcox of Ludlow Is visiting
friends in town. Mr.. Wilcox WINS for
merly principal of the high school,
here and is now In the law office OF
ex-Gov. Stickney in Lmdlow,-About
40 enrolled their names as members
OF the high school at the opening on
Monda y.-Miss Marion Laurhlin and
little brother. Edwin, who have been
guests at Il. X. Smiths for several
weeks, have returned to their homo
In Cohoos, N. Y.-Lyman Tobin, who
has been in Manchester all summer 70
Mt home for n short vacation before
returning to Middlebury College
Miss Kelley OF Burlington. who has
been tho guest of Mrs. +. ]. Robair
for several days, has returned TO her
home.-Matthew IIusscy of Rutland
was in town over ~Sunday.-MarEuer-
lite Guertin, aged f1e years. broke
her right arm Saturday while playing
with some girl friends. The patient
is doing wel1-F. B.. Cross is confined
to the house by illness-U. n. Raw
mond. yard master at this place for
the Canada Atlantic since that road
first began running into swanton sew
on years ago, has been appointed to a
similar position at Mndawaska. Ont,
a division point 1870 miles west of Of
tawa. He leaves for his new assign.
ment his Week.-Mrs. Matte Hussev.
who has been in Sugar Hill. n. H..
for the summer. has returned to re-
sumo her position ms teacher in the
public school-Glendon T.. Ladue of
Albany, N. Y, Is visiting his grand
mother. Mrs. Young. Of Grand avenue.
Frank Santwer has gone on a trip
in the interests of the Atwood Sus-
pender company.-Fred Wiseman spent
Sunday in Stanbridge. p. @.
A pretty and notable e~arly-autumn
wedding was the marriage last even
ing of Miss Bernice Furman. only
daughter Of the Hon. and Mrs. d. G..
Furman. to Leon Marsh Phelps OF
Philadelphia. The took
place at the congregational Church
in the presence of a large number OF
friends. tho Rev. f. ]. Ranslow Off
ciating. The decorations in yellow
and green were simple and effective,
golden rod prevailing. The maid of
honu was Miss Susan Burditt of
Pittsford and Webster Hancock of
East Boston acted as best man. The
bridesmaids We're Miss Katherine Wal
Ter of Clifton. y. j., Miss Ina Bradley,
Miss Carolyn Bell and Miss Mallie
of Swanton and r. Soule Of
Fairfield, Harold Crowell of East
Homer Camp of Barre and
Edward Ufford of Swlnton acted as
The bride was very lovely in
a gown of white radNm silk trimmed
with rose point lace and she wore a
tulle bridal veil. The bridesmaids
were Rowned in white net over yell
silk. There was a brilliant re-
at the home OF the brides
parents on Canada street after the
ceremony which was largely
attended. Numerous beautiful gifts
the high esteem in which the
happy pair are held. The groom, for
lmerly of East Highgate. is a chemist
In the employ of the American Dye
wood company of Philadelphia and is
to represent his firm abroad as for
eign agent.