Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23

WINS brought here Friday for burial. Inter-
ment was made in the Wheeler cemetery.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Kenneld returned
Friday evening from trip to Boston.
Lynn and Revere.-T.loyd Robinson re-
turned from Bordentown, N. j., Friday,
having graduated from tho Bordentown
Military 1nstitute.-Mr. md Mrs. Ia -.
Boynton will soon move from their present
home to the Boynton farm on Jersey
hcights.-AIrE. Charles BATES and daugh-
ter went to Greensboro Saturday, where
they will pass the summer.-W. G. Whipple
returned to Boston Saturday Mrs. r. w.
Egglcston and daughter, Miss Eva, Of
Albany, N. Y, are with her sister. Mrs.
IL A. Hastings. and mother, Mrs. Charles
1araway Miss Lillian Kendall went Sat-
urday to Sugar Hill. n. H. where she will
he employed
Hiram Dodge has finished his work at
State College, Pa, and gonc to Woodbine,
n. j., where he has "A position az assist
ant aEriculturist in the laboratory on tho
state farm.-l'rank Worthen came from
Burlington Saturday, where his wife has
undergone an operation at Mary Fletcher
hospital, Mr. Worthen went to Boston
| Tuesday, where he expects employment -
A change In timetable went into effect
Monday morning. The Hyde Park train
| Is put on for the summer, leaving Morris
| Vile at $50 a. m. easthound, returning at
| GAS p. m. westbound. There Is no change
In the morning trains. The mail train,
westbound arrives hero at IS instead Of
| SIT D. m. and the express eastbound ar
| rives at 7:20 Instead Of 7:3O p. M, each
| train making a stop of IL minutes for
unch.-Mr. md Mrs. Plinney Smith and
| daughter. Dorothy, OF Cabot and Miss
! Esther Gamblin of New Brunswick are
guests of Mr. and and Mrs. s. NJ Gamb-
| lin.--L. c. Tillotson left for the West Sat
| urday night for a carload of horses-Mrs
| Georgia jackson Rouker of Woodsville,
| y. H., Is visiting In town.-,Mrs. Mary
| Dodge Ayres her son. Orris, and daugh-
| ter, Ruth of Toland Conn, are guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
| Dodge.-Miss Bessie Forbes of Burlington
| Is n guest Of her sister. Miss Eta Forbes.
Mrs. ". u. Lamberton went to Marsh
field Monday, where she will visit her
mother, Mrs. w A Ball.
Nlorrisville's first bargain day was a
grand success one thousand free dinner
tickets were given out, over 80 were taken
at tho three churches and many more
carried lunches with them or went to
restaurants.
A the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Ward. yesterday at 900 p H. occurred
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ada
c. Taylor, to Erwin W. Terrill. the Rev.
w. Il. Best officiating using the
Episcopal ring service. The bride was at
tended by Miss Grace Crowell, and the
groom by c. Leon Terrill. n brother The
wedding march was played by Miss Ada
Peck of Johnson. Miss Edith Peck OF
johnson. Miss ..ary Hawkins of Calais
Howard Terrili and Leon Ward served
Only relatives and few intimate friends
were present The bride has been, FOR
four years, teacher in tho graded school
The groom for three years has been EN-
ployed as clerk and Is now with w z
knight. After short wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Terrill will be ut home at theii
new house, corner OF Congress street and
Cherry avenue Those from out of towr
to attend the wedding were Misses Glare
and Gertrude Davis. Mrs Franklin Mrs
Davis and Mrs Andrus OF Wolcott
Misses Edith and Ada Peck Of Johnson
MIR. and Mrs. c. r.. Taylor Of Hardwich
and Miss Mary Hawkins Of Calais.
Mrs. Elda Knight Pangel Of Texas with
her mother, Mrs. II. h knight OF VOL
colt, arc guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Rand.-Mrs George Tilotson called
from Greensboro Tuesday on account OF
broken arm received by her mother. tn
result Of a fall.-Harod Patch went 4
, Albany yesterday to visit his cousin. c
II. Peterson-Lamoille Lodge n. L. O. =.
has voted TO give rs to the soldiers noun
fnent fund.-Mrs. Charles Adams Of Glare
mont, n. H., Is a guest OF her sister-in
I""' -"rs r. a Nut'ihf' ana hephe"
W. j. 'tun.-Mrs. i5etsN ttton Is II
, in Harwick Miss oula THOMPSON is Il