Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04

Parmenter passed Sunday with his aunt,
Atre I w Tuttlc.-Thc Woman's For
oign Missionary society will meet with
Mrs. A. }. Caldwell on Thursday after
noon at 2:3O-The weather as reported by
the local observer is as follows. Mean
maximum, SCI: mean minimum, 1915;
making a mean reading for the month
of 2l.3. with the highest reading of AZ
and the lowest rs below zero. There were
| 1G DAYS of storm with 4 total melted snow
! and rainfall of 3.Oi inches and Z inches
of snow. The month was made up of
clear. II partly cloudy and Is cloudy days
Miss Joanna Croft returned to her
school in Massachusetts, Monday. going
| by way of Newport. where she win visit
! Mr. and Mrs. u. G. Royce Maurice Asel-
! tin" returned to his studies IN Burdctte
| business College i'm Boston Monday
W. T. Holden returned saturday from a
! visit to his brother. Arthur. i'm Middle
| bury.--Dr. ]. ArchaWr1ult OF Burlington
passed Christmas with his mother hero.
Phillip I,undcrvlle. an old tine '"ei-
dent, was in town sal urd;iN. coming
| from Berkshire. whore he is passing the
winter with his hrothcr.-Mts. w. W.
cole of Long Lake y. y" WHO Is visit
ing at her old home, Wa IN town with
her brother. f. NJ wright Monday.
Miss Ethel Waldron returned from ten
days visit to her parents i'm tlardwck
| Monday afternoon. Linus LcaVens of
| Cambridge was in town SATURDAY ON his
way to Berkshire. whore he passed sun
day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
| w. Ieavens.-Carl Weld returns to-day
| to Pike station. n. Mr.. ana Mrs. u,
| Grant Of potsdam. \. y, who have pass
| Cd the holiday season with Mrs. Grants
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John n acair re-
turn to their home to-day. /Joln Mears
and Emerson TIuyer have returned t"
Norwich University. Gardner
goes to-day to burlington, :, docs Fay
Ovitt while Roy Best leaves |:,r Borden
ton. y. j. where ho resumes us studies.
Louis Furcht Of Boston passed sun
day in the family OF :. Stanhopo- II IS
rumorod that II. +. Reed is song to sell
his furniture business to- Il rrrty from
berkshire. An inventory Of I'll. stock is
being taken with this object. IN View
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Ruitcr loved into
their new house Saturday
a very pretty wedding occurred at the
Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday
evening when Miss Eva Mao daughter
of the Rev. ana Mrs r. l.. White be
came the wife of the Rev. vernon NJ.
! McCombs of Brooklyn y. Y. Tho nup-
tials were socmnizod by the father of the
bride, who is pastor of the church. Tho
decorations Were beautiful. insisting of
evergrecns. holly ana whit. o.tuations. y
bell of holly was suspended m an arch
and numerous shrubs of ,vcrgrcen and
bouquets Of carnations were artisticaly
arranged on the platform aud choir loft
while doves carrying StreamclS OF white
ribbon We're on the wing apparently to
entwinc the party in its mesh'~. The or
drrd several srerri" M wb M ,b "p g '%t
| "tI" arriving 1T oight o CLOCK, promptly
ptEah the wedding march IRON Lohenerln
ana IN" clergyman accompanied by the
ring bearer. Master Kenneth AScltino,
ana the little flower grit Edith Fest, APP
preached the altar from the rear entrance.
| IA" latter proceeded down the center
hlsl" To meet the bridal party which con-
sisted of the ushers, +. Judd Irish, Wlfred
holden, Dclmer NJ. croft and j. George