Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21

male quartette, II w. Burnham. A. H.
cheney. l.. J. Moody and G. A. Riley.
Doors open at eight o'clock-Mrs. c. f. NJ
Taber has been called to New York by
the Illness Of her son, Charles Taber.-
Jesse Moody returned on Friday from a
visit TO Enfield, n. H.-Miss Matte Hodge
of Waterbury Center called on friends in
stowe on Friday.--Mrs. w. w. Luce of
Tibbcls, Fla, and little son are visitors
at the home of Mrs. 1.uce's father, II. T..
'Jenney.
On Sunday morning a childrens day
concert was given by the Methodist
Church Sunday school. The decorations
were simple but effective. consisting of
pottcd plants and cut flowers grouped
, around the platform. The children march
/ cd in to music and taking their places
! on the platform sang the opening song,
assisted by the church choir, with Miss
4 Marjorie Watts at the organ. Prayer
was offered by the Rev. j. y. Engell, pas
tor of the church. A programme of songs,
rotations and concert exercises was car
| ried out. Solos were sung by the Misses
Annabel Buzzell, I.aura Wright, Clara
, Fieldors and CLYDE Ficlders, and remarks
were made by the pastor The rainy
weather prevented a large attendance
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. A stafford and fam
| lily were guests at the homo of their aunt,
Miss Mary wilkins over SHday.-Mrs.
G. +. Eddy left home on Monday morn
ing for a two wceks' visit to Boston
and Vicinity.-On Monday morning, Hiss
Mary Butts. recently Of Chicago. but who
is now making preparations to keep house
with her mother, Mrs Malvira nutts Of
Stowe, in North Hyde Park. started with
Il load of goods for that place. On Maple
street the horse became frightened at
an approaching automobile. The driver
Mr.. Woods of Hyde Park, lost control of
| the animal and for short time It
seemed certain that the load would he
overturned down an ombankmcnt. How
ever, the horse dashed into Mrs. Emily
Gillctte's yard and was stopped Two
wheels were foud "a he broken, necessi-
tating a delay for repairs. The automo-
bile was George Whites. who was on
his way from Hyde Park 20 Montpelier
and who stopped the machine as soon as
he saw the horse was frightened
cemetery association employs r. S I'd
son two days In each week to care for
the West Branch cemetery, and Nat
Moody Is employed two days each In the
Village cemetery and River Bank ceme-
ltcry.-Mrs. T. 4. Clair is doing we'll since
the surgical operation last week A train
ed nurse is caring for her.--A. G. Cakes
continues to Improve from an attack of
pneumonia, and is able to sit up a part of
the time.
At seven O'Clock OF Wednesday evening.
June 20. 1lastcad NJ. Fairbanks of Proc
tor and Miss Helen Louise Mayo of Stowe
were united al the home Of the bride $
parents MIR. ard Mrs. Herbert Mayo. A
large number Of friends were present to
witness the Ger mouy which took place in
the paror and as performed by the Rev.
. II. A. G. Able. The bride wore a beauti-
, full gown OF willie chiffon null trimmed
, with lace and WIS tho work of the bride $
, sister, Miss Sarah Mayo. Miss Mayo act
ed as BRIDESMAID and wore a gown of pa le
, blue French de soi The best man was
C. +. Sawyer of Proctor. The ushers were
the three brothers OF the bride. y. j. Will
bert and Earl Mayo a little niece. Miss
. Frances Pervicr of Mortified acted as
, flower girl. The ring service Of the E,pis-
copal Church WIS used. G. +. Burnham
r presided at the orsau. Inc decorations of
the parlor We're arranged by the bride
mother. Mrs M.Yo with her usual orig
inal taste. A bower of maple leaves r..
liSved with white daisies had been ar
ranged for the bridal party and potted
, plants were arranged about the room. A
large number of wedding presents were
displayed decorated bank in the hall.
After the ceremony a reception was held
and refreshments We're served IN the din
ing room Mrs II. A. q. Able, Mrs A. a
Raymond and Mrs. Anna Kmball pre-
sided at the table which was decora &c
with smilax ami daisies After short
, wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Perry will re
side in Proctor whore Mr. Perry has