Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22

he was on another run.
Tho browns River creamery pail
s135 per hundred for 4 per cent. milk
during the month Of August
WINOOSKI.
Lorenzo =. Wardwell, one of the best
known residents of the village, died Sat
urday evening at 9:l5 o'clock at his home
q East Spring street. Mr.. Wardwell's
death followed a serious illness of over
nine weeks and was not altogether unex
pected by his family, but the news of
his passing away will come as shock
20 his many friends with the death of
MIR. Wardwell, Winooski loses one of its
hest known and most respected citizens.
/ Mr. Wardwoli was born and educated in
! Wnooski. He was 6S years of age and
| hid resided here Ill his life. He was EN-
plovcd Is a mac'4luiet In the wooden mills,
havinl worked IN that capacity for many
years. He had been connected with the
WOODEN mills for 80 years. having entered
the employ as an apprentice when IS
! years of age. Among his associates Mr..
Wardwell was known as an earnest, CON
! scieucious worker and a home man. He
| had few interests aside from his work
and his home. The illness which caused
his death followed an attack of pneumonia
about three months ago. From this he
never fully recovered and he suffered
greatly during tho last few weeks of his
| life Nv. Wardwell Is survived by his
| widow and by one brother. William
Wardwoll = Manistee. Mich also by two
sis IS. Mrs. William Traver and Mrs.
| f, Il. Horton of this place, two daugh
\ mic NJ u Nd Nra
Chambers and two grandchildren. Har-
riet Nardwell Chambers and Robert hax-
| ter Chambers. all OF Winooski. The fu-
neral was held TUESDAY afternoon III
two O'Clock from TRINITY hp'Scopa'
Church' lhterheht WIS maze III Green
Mount cemetery
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that cnpacitv in Massachusetts
A very nrettv home wedding was
solomntzad at eight n'cl,cl, Tuesday even
inc, AT tho bon,e of Mr. and Mrs IToroce
I. Thomas Sr whom ,ralr daurht.r
Miss Nollio NJ Thomas was married
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was attlred In handsome gown OF
pale green lansdowne and carried
white bridal roses. The matron or
honor wore a gown of pale pink SILK
and carried pale pink asters. Fred
erick @. Thomas acted as usher, After
the ceremony n lunch was served. Mrs.
H. |. Stanhope and Mrs. Floyd Laselle
OF burlington presiding at the tables.
The bridal pair have n large acQuaint-
ance here and in burlington. They
were recipients Of many beautiful
gifts, among them MANY pieces Of
solid silver, linen and money. After a
wedding tour thew will no M bo,no IN
their friends at 2o6 Mat, strao, A,ong
those from ont of town who u,,ro h.,ro
to attend the weddirg oro Nv aud
Mrs l. n. Stanhono or pto,,r, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. peayov -, eho,-
don Springs.