Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06

Beals received, the latter two rarbed TN
native Indian costumes. The church
choir sang several glees and Mrs. Renls
sang native songs in the Marathi
language. DR.. and Mrs. Bcals ad.e both
medical missionaries. sent out by tho
church, and are stationed in Wal India.
News has been received in ,bo CITY Of
the death of Mrs. A. c. Abbott. sister of
the late Mrs. A. r. Richardson. I'm swamp
scott, Mass. whore she has made her
home for the past few years. Death oc-
CURED Saturday, and the burial took place
IN Conway n. H., Tuesday. Mrs. Abbott
was resident of burlington for many
years and was an active member of the
Methodist Church She is srvived hy
one son, Frank Abbott, and a daughter
Mrs. Fred Tisdale of Swampsco,t.
The board of visitors to the Home for
Aged Women are planning for birthday
party for the ladies Of tho homo, to he
given October is from three to six n. M
NO special invitations with bags will he
sent out as in former years. but all
friends of the home will be most cor
daily welcomed. Amy birthday offering
Will he apprecia ted, as the income the
past year was no larger than In previous
years, and tho expenses. owing to sick
ness ana other causes, were unusually
lcavy.
The building Of the worsted spin
ming mill, number four. of the American
Wooden company. in Winooski. which
has been in process of construction
for some time. has been completed
me installation of the machinery
has been delayed for short time
postponing the operation Of the mill
The building. which is 100 by $50
feet. consists of four stories and a
basement. and has it's own enEine
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ravlin have
returned from wedding tour through
part of the state and will make
their home on North street near North
willard. Monday ev1ning q recep-
ton was rendered the couple at the
home Of the groom's father. l.. NJ
Ravlin of South Burlington. large
number attended from this city. max
ing the trip in a barge. Dancing was
INDUCED in and refreshments served.
Mrs. Ravlin received many gifts Of
cut glass, etc.
Acting on the advice Of experienced
hotel men. who declare that many peo-
pie. especially commercial men. prefer Il
dining room on tho ground floor. the
management Of the new Hotel Vermont
has abandoned The idea of a dining room
~ tny, nf 1.. ,aI
kitchen will he located in building to
be erected on tho lot to the south of the
hotel as now being built, the right OF way
to st. Paul street being moved. by con-
sent Of interested property owners, sew
eral feet to the south.
The Baptist Young Peoples union ten
dered reception last evening from eight
to ten O'Clock in the parlors of the church
to the freshman class of the University
Of Vermont About $50 persons were pres
ent. Refreshments were served and lit
erary program given. T.. r. Baker presi-
dent of the union. and the Rev. +. u.
Penney made short addresses. Randall
Roberts and Miss Mamie Holmes each
sang a solo and Miss Florence OSulIi-
van gave reading Dee Penney played
several selections on the violin
Merton W. Preston. superintendent of
the Burlington rendering plant and Miss
Alice II. Moore of Pearl street We're mar
ried yesterday morning at the Cathedral
rectory by the Rev w. p Crosby in the
presence of a few relatives and friends
The couple were attended by Albert
Moran and Miss Lillian Choate of Winoo-
ski After wedding breakfast had been
served at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston left for honey
moon trip to Boston and upon their re-
turn will reside in this city.
The New England dinner given at
the Methodist Church parlors Tues
day by the ladies Of the church was
attended by 200 The decorations
were In keeping with the occasion
and the dinner itself was n regular
old-fashioned one, with all the fruits
of the season. The purpose of the
dinner was to bring people together
after the summer season. similar en-
tertainments being given every year
at this time by the ladies of the
church.
In probate cour' Monday tho admin
istrators inventory was filed In the
tate of Emma Is Ilcrrick late of Milton.
In the estate Of Rose Huchey. late OF
Burlington. deceased. Stella NJ Dllloway
was appointed administrators. with the
will annexed. In the estate Of Lorenzo
W. Shedl, late of Richmond, the will was
filed and October a designated as the
date for proving it, In the estate of
Phoebe r, Schutt, late of Burlington, tho