Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
VERGENNEs.

| In the presence of about 100 guests n
very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Judge and Mrs. f. A. Field in
Panton Thursday evening, when their
daughter, Jessie May, was united in mar
riags with Henry Osman Fisher. Prompt
ly at eight O'Clock the bridal party de-
scended the stairway to the parlor under
la bower of evergreen, from which was
suspended a bell of asters. to the strains
lof "lohensrin's' march, played by Miss
Lena Nette Wallace of Waterbury. The
Rev. II. II. White, who performed the
marriage ceremony. was followed by the
groom and the best man, William Fl.
Noonan OF Addison. The maid of honor,
Mrs Marcia Wnslow, a cousin Of the
bride, entered alone, attired in an en-
broidered white Persian lawn over pink
silk muslin and carried a shower bouquet
of asparagus and pink sweet peas. ne
bride then entered on the arm of her IA
ther, beautifully arrayed in a princess
gown of white mousseline de sole. made
over white taffeta. She carried a shower
bouquet of asparagus and white sweet
peas. The ring service was used The
house was very tastefully decorated with
festoons OF evergreen and golden rod.
Sweet peas were also in evidence through
out the house. After the bridal party, to-
gether with Judge and Mrs Field. par
lents of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Osman
Fisher, parents of the groom, received
congra tuatons from the entire party
they were ushered to the dining room
where they were bountifully served to ice
cream and cake. The table was profusely
decorated. with sweet peas and evergreen
Miss Rena O'Bryan, a cousin OF the bride
and Mrs. f. C. Dyke, a niece of the groom
presided at the table. The Misses Wood,
Clark and Smith assisted in serving. The
brides cake was passed by Miss Fannie
Sears. Miss Grace O'Bryan presided at
the punch bowl The bride presented the
maid OF honor with a pin set in pearls.
The numerous gifts. including china. sill
yer and cut glass, were an evidence OF the
lesteem in which the bride and groom are
held. The happy couple left on the even
ing train amid heavy shower Of rice and
confetti, accompanied with the best wishes
of a host of friends. Among the guests
from out of town were Mrs. James Hattie
and Miss Lena Wallace of Waterbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Palmer of Kecsevile
N. V, Miss Lou Royce and Miss Sue
Beach of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Foote
lof Cornwall, Mr.. and Mrs. Osman Fisher
r.. u
Mr. and Mrs. George O'Bryan of Starks-
boro. Miss Jennie MacWilliams of Troy
~ Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Russell Of
M!ddlebury, Mr.. and Mrs. F, NJ. Partch
and family of New Haven. Mr. Howard
Wnslow of Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Stone of New Haven.
The 3Sth annual business meeting of the
Spring Grove Campmeeting association
hall at DO
Thursday afternoon, August 49, and the
following officers elected: President, n
L. Ball of Ferrishurgh; first vice-presi-
dent r. Boardman OF Mddlebury; second
vice president, l.. n. Rivers of Wey-
bridge: third vice-presdent w. n. Cove
of Lincoln; secretary, the Rev. r. L.
Thompson Of Granville, N. Y. trustees,
w. c. Sturtevant OF Weybridge, A. A.
Boardman of Middlebury, Harvey F.
Beach and w. A. Burroughs of Ferris
burgh.
After remaining ali day in the under
taking rooms of w. Z. Gorham for iden-
tifcation the body of the unknown man
who was killed Friday evening by the
north bound flyer mile south OF this
station was buried in the Gage burying
ground by the selectmen of Ferrisburgh
Saturday evening.
The Sunday services at the Burlington
district campmeeting at Spring Grove
though not as largely attended as usual
were very profitable Monday morning
the Rev. Anthony wolford Of Raoeville,
n. ", preached. The Rev. w. H. Groat
Of Amsterdam. N. Y. preached In the
afternoon and the president Of the Spring
Grove association had charge of tho
closing services In tho evening. There have
been ~ many as 10 ministers OF tho
gospel on the grounds, and this years
earpmsstinE will pass Into history as
hsins one of the most spiritual meetings
ever held on titeir grounds.
The 18th annual eoHventien Of the
Addison County sunday aahoal asse.
eiatien will be held In the Methodist