Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26

very pretty church wedding was SOL
emnized at st. Stephens Episcopal
Church Monday evening at eight o'clock.
when Miss Anna Belle Kelly and Wesley
Sherbino, both of Wcybridge, were mar
rcd Miss Florence Duncan played the
wedding march as the bridal party en-
tered the church as follows: Cshers,
George Mead. Nelson Goss. W. +. Bent
ley and l.. G. Russell; the flower girl
Miss Elizabeth Kelly; the bridesmaid,
Miss Ellen Kelly. The bride on the arm
of her father. met the groom and his
best man. Henry Nichols. at the altar
where the Rev. Francis NJ. Wilson rec
-tor of the church. performed the cere-
-rmony. After the ceremony tho bridal
'homc OF the rector where reception
vas rendered them. Mr.. and Mrs Sher-
0oino are passing their honeymoon IN
Is3oston and on their return will mako
ssSher home here. The marriage took
place on the 25th anniversary Of the
marriage OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kelly of Weybridge. Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly also received a number
OF presents from their many friends.
among them an elegant silver tea set
from his brother employees OF the Bran
don Italian Marble company.--A quiet
wedding was solcmnl2ed at ST. Mary's
Church Of the Assumption Monday
morning at nine O'Clock when Miss Ma
bel Forest and Dustin Cyears were uni
ted I'm marriage By Father j. u Shan
non. After a short wedding trip they
will reside In Hrooksville.-M Eta
Ferris, daugltcr of Mr.. and Mrs. Grace
Ferris. is ill with pneumonia Il. w
Marshall, who was called here by the Sc
rious illness of his grandfather. a. j.
Marshall las returned to Albany. y. Y.
The graded closed Wednes-
day afternoon until Monday on account
of Thanksgiving.-L. o. Allen has re-
turned from New York where he bought
two horses ut the Old Glory sale. one
the trottng stallion Hal r.. record
2:o6 IA and tho other a fast young road
horse.-Union Lodge, No. :. +. & a. NJ,
marched In a body to the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday to listen to a ser
mon by the Rev. DR.. c. II. Dickinson
A. w. Dickens, former pastor, assisted
in the services. Senator John ". Stew
art has returned from a few days in
New York. "A. j. Marshall has been Sc
riously i'll the past few days. lie is So
years old.--MadaEle Waugh, aged 80
years. who has been critically III, was
noticeably better Monday Mon
day. market day. eggs brought IS cents
and butter 2G and 2S cents
The annual catalogue OF the Middle
bury high school has been issued. The
total attendance is the largest In the his
tory Of tho school. The high school now
hu n cl
has a total OF 351 In nine grades. Be
slstant teachers in the high school.-Mrs.
Rutland. where she will spend Thanks
giving with her daughter, Mrs. William
ions.--.Nelson Seymour has returned
to Rutland Harry Cobb has returned TO
Proctor nfter a few days with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Cobb.--Mrs.
Mary Dawson and Mrs. Daniel McCor-
mick lave returned from St. Albans.---
The illness OF A. j. Marshall has deveI-
oped into pneumonia, and his condition
Tuesday was critical.-Cyrus Brush Is
thought TO be at the point of death at
the home OF his son. Charles on College
hill. Mr. Brush is SIS years of age and
served IN the l4,h Vermont volunteers
"a
York city is visiting his cousin. Robert
| Calhoun.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Law
renee have gone to Boston to spend
| Thanksgiving with relatives IL NJ
Bowker of Fowler has returned 10 that
place after visit Of several days with
relatives here.-kenneth Gorham has
returned from visit in burlington i
r. Ford Is dangerously i'll at his home
on Court street. et.--RepresentatiVos OF the
local Grange will repeat the drama.
Down East" at Bridport Friday even
| ing, December 4. for the benefit OF the
| Bridport Grange.--Miss Sophie Wilds
has returned from n few days in New
| York city.--Mrs. Edwin Il. Clift has re-
| turned TO Fair Haven after visit here
with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Eg"rton. .-
| Charles +. Rich went to Brandon Tues
| day to look over the field with "A View
TO opening q branch store Landlord
Clinton W. Tisdale will give his custom
| ary Thanksgiving ball at the Green
Mountain House. East Middebury to-
morrow night. with Lavonche's Middle
bury orchestra for music.-Mrs Mary l..
| Tilden went Tuesday to Brooklyn. y.
y, where she will spend the winter with
| her daughter.--The Rev. w ~ Wash-
| burne the Methodist pastor. VIII be
| away the rest OF the week b,r viii be
back Sunday.-A young man named Tru-
DO was chopping down tree IN Wey-
bridge Tuesday morning. when the tree
| fell in such way that Il limb struck
him In the mouth. He lost several If his
teeth.--At the Memorial Baptst Church
the Rev. George r Stair will preach
Sunday morning on The Neproach o,
Christ" evening, THE Passing Chance o.
Several will be bapt!sed al the close o,
tho evening service.--J. n Wright 1.
suffering with bad injury to orc Of his
| knees received In fall at his Wcv.
bridge farm Monday.-Mr. and Mrs Johr
d. Dalton OF Cambridge. Mass. Charles
II. Welch of Philadelphia. Potter r
Streetor of Albany. y Y. and Mrs
Giles Harkness and daughter. Mabel. o,
Boston arc among tho Thanksgiving Wis.
itors in town.
BRISTOL.
r. NJ. carl, who is Ill, is failing slow.
ly.-Mr. and Mrs William Sessions are
occupying rooms over y. I. Dunshee'
store-Mrs Hannah Prime. who has
been confined to her bed for severa
months. Is failing slowly.-Miss Evelyr
Dumas passed Sunday In Middlobury.-
Mrs. Elmer Bennett and child and Mis-,
Candace Allen OF New Haven, visited
Mrs. y. J. Clark Saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. q W. Snedon went Tues
dIf to Littleton, ~ H., for a week
visit with their children, DR. and Mrs
G. NJ. Sneden.--The banns Of marriag,
have been published Of Joseph Mar
seilles OF Middlebury and Miss Clnri