Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-11
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOsBURGH FALLS.


|oute two, but in the town of Bakers
cid, has bought farm in the town of
IIorrstown, where he expects to move
his fall.-Mrs. Charles Allard, who has
cen passing some weeks with Mrs.
lards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Alard
3 # for her home in Massachusetts
|aturday. in their return to work in
elbows Falls-Mrs. r. Hamlet, living on
1e farm of Ernest Lewis, up near the
fountain, and who shot deer last year
ON the door of her home, has new
cw Winchester this year.--Mrs. Il. n.
ickinson, and Mrs. A. J. Darrah. re-
lrned from attendance upon the state
Getting of Women's Auxiliaries In Bel
ws Falls, Saturday evening. having
oppcd off at Randolph to visit tho Rev.
I'd Mrs. Homer White-Mrs. +. f.
hite and her mother. Mrs. Carrie King
triVed from Portsmouth, n. H., Satur-
y evening whittier they accompanied the
Fmains of Mrs. Wigsen two weeks ago.
". Il. Pearson. who went with Mrs.
arker to the hospital. In St Adams re-
rncd Saturday having visited his son
the Mary Fletcher hospital who was
bcrated upon seven weeks ago for APP
dicitis and stil remains In a critical
ndition.-Miss Celia Hammel, who
= been with her sister Mrs. j. c.
atson for a year, has returned to her
we In Morrisvile.- Misses HeleIa and
,una Carpenter were in Montgomery,
on SundnY.--Ihe morning service at the
thodist Church next Sunday, will be
ccial one for aged people. There will be
ecal music to remind them of auld-
ng-syne. and the subject of the morn
sermon will he I'm the Evening 1t
all BE Light."-Mrs. n. c. McGregor
Swanton. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Il. Martin.-Miss Anna Cunningham
Danville, former teacher in the
ldcd school, IS passing a few days in
family OF r.. II. Farrell.-Mrs. Aura
ration went to Swanton Monday,
here she has employment in the drug
pre- of r. c. Sheldou.--James Billado,
IS arrested Saturday by Sheriff Croft
charge of disturbing the peace, said
10 the result of quarrel in the
rrrst PaQuotte wherein Blllado
-eatcued to shoot him. The trial will
ur before Justice James tomorrow
. blow of Saturday created considera-
OF a mix mp among telephone sub
hers on the Northern lines.-Avery
tn of St. Adams passed Sunday with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Smith
IS Mary Cassidy of the Burlington Bust
IS College, who was with her parents,
and Mrs. +. A. Cassidy, over Sun
\. returned to her studies Monday.-W.
'haffee passed Sunday with his family,
unrg to Montpelier Monday.
here was quiet but very pretty we'd
s at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kendall on Tuesday afternoon. when
ir second daughter, Georgia Anna was
ted in marriage to Charles Lewis
rntworth, of Rochester. The Rev. F. L.
tito, pastor of the Methodist church
formed the ceremony, using the single
service. Miss Bertha Hawley of Rich
4 presided at the piano rendering a
ghtful program throughout. Marion
ndall. niece Of the bride. acted as
bearer. The decorations were in
rye Of Mrs. f.. r. Parmee There was
profusion of asparagus, hydrangea,
umn leaves, asters and evergreen. The
mt parlor was festooned to the center
u hydrangea. beneath which hoated a
te dove, the decorations We're held by
ids. In the back parlor where the cere-
ny was performed, an arch of golden
aragus was erected, and lowering
We this was another white dove. The
lng-room decorations consisted Of
umn leaves. evergreen and asters.
IMPLY at two o'clock the wedding
ry descended the stairs; the little n+p
KS, George and Ira Fuller, and the
e's sisters leading the way, carrying
lands Of hydranseas forming an aisle
pugh which the couple passed. They
b. attended, aud nDlI tho INN 1tat
lilly witnessed the ceremony. The bride
beautiful going-away dress of
wn embroidered silk eolienne with me-
and velvet hat to match. and carried
Ee roses. Light refreshments were pre-
ed 10y a Burlington caterer, and served
friends of the bride. Many beautiful
costly wedding gifts await the
pie In their new home. They on the :nS
n for a brief trip ana VIII be at home
large circle of friends after Deem
first at II Myrtle street, Rochester, y.
The bride has held prominent positions
large millinery and trimming es-
ishments in New York Philadelphia,
hny, Spril Efeld and New Bedford. The
pm Is widely known in business and
ionic circles. He is thirty-second de-
Mason, past master Of the Blue
ge. Past Commander Of the knights
plar, and district deputy grand mas
The family Of A. Gushing left Mon
fer their new home IN ST. Albans.--
/. Han returned rs his home in Mil
n. H.. Monday.-W II. Pritchard
to his old home in Malone Monday.
Pritchard and the children will re-
here for the present.-Mr. and Mrs.
'Ouchctt", John Iarissa and d. A.
lit went to Boston Tuesday.-Mr. and
u. NJ Gardener. Mrs. r. ]. Meears
SON Gardner passed Sunday in St
and, Que, in the neighborhood of
Gardner's old home.--Mrs. Achsah
IN. who has been visiting in the home
II. Armstrong and other friends for
uple Of weeks left Tuesday for her
e in Londonderry. N. H. She intend
o visit her sister, Mrs. Kidder in
and for u few days.-The new time
went into effect Monday. The chief
kge is with the mixed train west. In
afternoon which leaves here at 4:0s
pad Of 3:3i, as it has during the sum
The pay car is due here the 1lth..-
and Mrs. n, Miller are passing the
among friends In New Bedford
E-Mr and Mrs. W. F.. Burt and
daughter, Mrs. Beth Burt of Burlng-
are passing a few days in town.
Nesta Lawton, Of Fairfax, visited
le family of A, j. Smith. over Sun
Mrs. c. A. Jones, Is visiting among
friends In Boston and Medheld,
:, this week.-Mrs.. Aurie Towle,
at Berkshire over Sunday.-Mrs. NJ.
aw ana son, Ralph of Burlington
passing the week In the family Of