Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-03
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to the
Pnssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the Shores Of White
River Covered by Spe-
ciei Correspondents
ADDISON COUNTY
vERGENNEs.

A-Ao0 A3AN ~ A<eSs
The home of Mr. and Mrs Ransom
X. O'Bryan vas the scene OF very
pretty wedding Wednesday Aug 26.
when their younger daughter, Grace
Annette, was united in marriage to Mil
ton Brown Of Granville y. Y. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. r r.
Davies r the Congregational Church in
the essence of about forty relatives and
friends The bride was charrningly
gowned in white embroidered MULE and
carried white astors She was attended
by her sister. Miss Rena NJ. OBryan. as
maid Of honor who wore Il gown OF pink
silk chiffon and carried pink rstors. The
groom was attended by his brother
Wilbur Brown. Of Granville. The house
was very tastpfullv decorated with ferns
and cut flowers Refreshments of cake
coffee and ice cream were served The
bride Was the recipient Of many bcaut j.
ful and useful presents. NJ. and Mrs
Brown left ON the evening train for a
brief wedding tour and their return
will reside IN Mechanicsville y. Y.
wh"r" the groom ia engaged I'm the rail
road business
Oscar Ainslie Of Pittsburg, Pa. and
Miss Flora Ainslie of Boston have re-
turned to their homes. Miss Lillian
Connors of Worcester Mass, Is visiting
Miss Hattie Gardner.-I.eo Fisher OF
Burlington is passing a weeks vacation
with his parents. the Rev. and Mrs. J.
G. Fisher.-Miss Hattie Gardner Is
passing week with her parents in
FerriSburgh--H. + Beach was awarded
first premium on his year old Morgan
tilly az Addison county fair lisa dore
Milo and daughters moved Saturday to
the g. l.. I.eBeouf tenement South
School st,eet.-Mr. and Mrs Walter
Durand left SATURDAY for "A weeks visl,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bates of Richmond, and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs james Durand of Huntington.
Mrs Patrick Lyon Of Fair Haven Is
visiting relat in this city and neigh
boring towns.-Aieorge Myatt OF Pitts
field. Mass. left Monday for his home
stopping AZ Brandon TO VISIT his parents
MIR. and Mrs George Kirk of Rutland
are at their cottage az Long Point FOR
week. Budd Warren. salesman in r.
l.. klngsands store. Is spending week
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II s.
Warren OF Moscow.-Mr and Mrs Rob
ert Hudson are visiting his sister Mrs.
p. G. Carroll Of Castleton. Miss Grace
Pullman of Bristol is visiting in town.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Fisher and
daughter are passing two weeks at the
Kimball cottage At Long Point.-F. l.,
Fish and the Rev. ]. Hall Ions attend
ed the funeral of Fred l.. Hamilton In
Salisbury Saturday.-Mrs Robert Nc
I,aughlin left Saturday 20 visit her sis
ter Mrs. Henry Hitchcock OF Orwell
and her neice, Mrs. Scott Allen Of Rut-
land Mrs T. Neville and sister, Miss
Electa Smith OF Boston. and Mr Ne
vlle's nephew, Dr, 1angworthy OF
Gotta cottage at Basin Harbor this week.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs, r. G.
Scott sunday.-ANss Adiie Briggs OF
Bra ndon, who has been visiting Mrs. r.
G. Norton for few days. has returned
home.-The Epworh League of the
Methodist Church Will meet Friday even
lng.-Seth Warner Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution met
Tuesday with Mrs. W. Jodoin. Carlos
Pecue Of Montpelier has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pecue
for few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Norbert
McAuley and daughter OF Burlington
passed Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Fred McAuley.-Frank Pecue
OF Montpelier Is spending his vacation
with his cousin, John Pecue, Mrs.
Frank Allen and sons are visiting rela
tives In Peru n Y.-The Ladies' Aid
society OF the Methodist Church will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Allen
Burroushs,-George Willard and Harry
Willis left Monday for Northheld, where
they will enter their freshman year at
Norwich Cnversity-C. T. S Pierce Is
attending the G. A r. encampment at
Toledo, Ohio.-Miss Julia Woodman left
Monday for johnson to enter the state
normal school. Z
News has been received here of the
death OF Emily Bolton Myers, wife of
Edward I,ounsbury. Saturday. August
% Mt her home in White Plains, y. y,
In her 30th year. She was we'll known In
this city and will be remembered as
the daughter OF tho late John y, and
Sarah l.. Myers. who for many years
passed their summers In this city. The
funeral services were held from her late
residence Tuesday, Williams OF Bur
lington has Just completed drilling an
artesian well on the farm or W. h,
Downer. The well was sunk 10 depth
OF 81 feet The water Is OF excellent
quality and It pump test showed a
capacity Of about $50 gallons per hour
Franl. b Alden and Miss Lulu Everett
both of Clemson. \, V, were married
Monday evening at the congregational
parsonage by the Rev. DR.. K K. Dawes.
Mr. and Mrs Alden were the guests OF
his cousin, j. NJ Alden, Monday night
and left for their home Tuesday morn
ing.-Mr and Mrs. J. A. Beerwort and
daughter, Genevieve, OF kichford are
visiting Mrs, Beerwor's parents. Mr.
and Mrs Eleazar Ware,-Mrs. J. Warren
Barnes and son. Wentworth, who have
passed two months with her mother, Mrs
Ruth Goss return to Troy, y. v. to-
day.-Mrs. Ruby Day has returned home
to Worcester. Mass, after a visit TO
w. d. Woodman and family.-Onc OF the