Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16

class in Peacham Sunday, May 10
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert A. Smalley are
guests for few days of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Skinner in Craftsbury. The Rev.
G. c.. st. Clare will preach the Memorial
sermon before the G.. A. r. at the Con-
grega tional Church Sunday May 20
Harry Skinner of Swanton. who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever, Is at tho
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. A. Smalley. for an extended stay
Willie Blair left Monday for Greenfield,
Mass. whore he expects to find employ
ment Clarence Smith has gone to
Bethlehem. n. IT,, where he Will work
at the Mapewood House as bell boy
The condition Of James NJ. Jackson Is I'M
proving. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Jackson
have returned to Woodsville, n. H.-Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Downer have moved to
Greensboro Bend, where Mr.. Downer has
opened harness shop.-Mrs. Mary n.
Stevens and Mrs. Eulalie Purinton with
two children of North Ware, n. H., who
have visited Sherman Farnam, left Mon
day for Cabot.-H. J. Isham is in Boston.
Mrs. J. ]. Billings returned Monday
from Burlington. where she has been for
several days with her daughter. Mrs.
Harold Bilings--E. II. Vancor has re-
turned from Burlington.-Mrs Alice Reed
has gone to Rome. N. Y, where she will
enter n hospital for treatment.-Mrs. a.
w. Stone is in Burlington for a short
stay.-Nrs. Ella Doty has gone to Law
renee, Mass, where she will visit her
sister. Mrs. w. G. Fancher, and from
there will 20 to Blackstone, r. l., to
visit her brother. c. G. Warren
At the home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Sherwin Wednesday afternoon at Ave
o'clock took place the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Florence Sherwtn, to Dr..
George G. Rublee of Wolcott. the Rev. I.
p. Booth OF Chester performing the ccrc-
mony. Miss f. Edna Lawrence of Essex
Junction played the weddnG march from
"Lohengrin." Miss Nellie T.. Darling of
Montpelier was maid of Hnnor and Her
bert l.. Slayton of Montpelier, best man.
The bride was gowned In white dotted
swiss and carried bride roses. The maid
of honor wore white silk muslin and car
RED pink carnations. There We're refresh
ments Of ice cream, cake and punch. Mrs.
+. II. Olmstead and Miss Lawrence serv
ing Only the immediate relatives and
friends We're present. Many presents in
silver. china, cut glass were received,
also 800 from the father of the bride and
800 from Mrs. f. s. Clark of Roxbury.
Mass. an aunt OF the groom.-A move
ment Is on foot TO organize a Lamoille
county base ball league. This may not
materlalze but there seems to be quite a
bit of interest-A. r. Campbell was IN
st. Adams Tuesday to attend district
meeting OF the stewards of the Methodist
Church.-NIrs. c. c. Davis and daughter
Mrs. o. l.. Tillotson, of East Montpelier
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin C. Davis of
Brattleboro were guests Monday and
Tuesday at the home of A. C. Davis
Tuesday afternoon the burial of Calvin G.
Davis former resident here, took place
in Fairmont cemetery at Wolcott, Mrs.
Calvin Davis will remain with her son.
A. c. Davis, for the president.--B. -
Hutchins of Waterbury Center accom-
panied by his daughter Mrs. NJ. J. Rus
sell, were the guests Monday and Tuesday
of his daughter, Mrs. Z. A. Johnson.-Mrs
Il. Sweet went to Waterville Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs Sylvia
Wheelock.--Frank Douglass ana sister
Mrs. Fred NJ. Small, returned Monday
from visit in Randolph with their broth
er. William G. Douglass Upon his re-
turn here, Mr.. Douglass left for New
York to resume his duties as postal clerk
on an ocean lincr.-Mrs. Libby Lewis and
children and her mother Mrs. w. 8.
Temple, have gone to Lunenburgh. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will make their home
Supper will be served by tho ladies Of
the Congregational Church at their vestrv
Friday from five to seven o'clock.-Mr
and Mrs. o, l.. Tillotson of East Montpel-
Ter were guests Wednesday of his brother.
&c. F. Tiiotson.-Clinton Ellis returned
Tuesday from visit in Wlder.-Mr. and
Mrs Bloom Palmer of Wilder attended
the Rublee- Sherwin wedding Wednesday,
Herbert S!ayton OF Montpelier was here
Wednesday.-The organ recital at the
IUntversalist Church Tuesday evening drew
an audience that filled the house to the
doors. and every one was we'll pleased
with the entertainment.