Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03

Is caring for her.-Mrs L. A. Shepard OF
Fair Haven Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. GeUrge Devoid.--The meeting of
the Vergennes Improvement society,
which was to be held October with Mrs.
G. T. Warner, has been postponed to
Tuesday afternoon, October 8, at tho
anne place.-Rollin Mcintyre has moved
from the r. e. Scott. Jr., tenement on
Water street to the N. J. McCuen house
on the west side lately vacated by A.
II. Godette.-Mr. and Mrs John Dono-
van entertained about 50 Of their friends
and nelghbors with a corn roast Thurs
day evening.-Mrs. Edward Surprise has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital
after a successful operation.-Mrs. Ralph
Tyrcll is III.
Albert Guilford Webster, a veteran of
the Civil War. died at his home in this
city Saturday evening from tuberculosis,
aged 20 years MIR. Webster was men,
Der of the End New York volunteers and
served two years in the Civil War. He
married Martha Garrapy OF Ferrisburg
at Port Henry, N. Y, March Is. 1873 Mr..
Webster had been resident of this city
for many years. He Is survived by a
wife, one daughter, Mrs. Daisy Wissell Of
Webster. and one brother. Edward Web
ster Of Rutland. The funeral was held at
the house Tuesday morning, the Rev.
George r. Brush officiating. The bear
ers were John Jackman. Dustin Barrows,
Eugene Chlson. Isaac Miller. Louis Law
renee and William Crosby. 1nterment
was made in Prospect cemetery. Among
those from out of town to attend the serv-
ices were Mrs. Daisy Wlssell Of Mt. Holly,
Mrs. Henry Jacobs Of Burlington, Ed
ward Garrapy, Minnie Garrapy. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sears of Ferrsburg.-Four
hundred people visited the loan exhibit
room at Ferrisburg Saturday, many beau
tiful and interesting heirlooms being
shown. The proceeds are for the i'm
provemcnt Of the town hall-A son was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rail-.
Contractor J. NJ. Alden is building
40 by 100 foot stock and hay barn
with "A nine foot basement and cement
floor for r. W. McCuen on his farm in
Bridport. John Rubeor Is in charge of
the work-Mrs. Il. Z. Field has pre-
/ scented the Bixhy Free Memorial IL
brary with a large Begonia plant and
Mrs. C. r. Stebbins and Mrs. A. b.
Taber have each given a Boston fern.
Miss Rose Donaway of Richmond
was weekend visitor to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donaway.--Miss
Mary McCaddcn Of New York Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson
William Birkett has left at the Norton
feed store some stalks of corn Of the
Teaming variety that measure IS feet
in hcight.-The condition of Mrs. A.
p. Needham was slightly improved
yesterday.
| Foster A., son of Mr.. and Mrs George
+ Young and Florence Genevieve. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Fisher,
We're married yesterday morning at st.
Peters Church, the Rev. i, a. VeZina
performing the ceremony. George Slack
| was best man and Miss Celena Young,
| sister of the groom, was the bridesmaid
| The ushers were Thomas II. BARLEY and
| Dr. w. G. Watt The bride wore adark blue
dress. with white silk hat. and carried a
large bouquet of brides roses. The brides
, maid was dressed in white serge with
| black beaver hat and carried pink car
| nations. After the ceremony a wedding
| breakfast was served to the immediate
| relatives at the home of the brides par
ents The bride received many beautiful
| and useful gifts consisting of linen. cut
| glass, silver and "a purse of gold. Among
| those present from ont Of town were Mrs
| j.. L. Whitcomb and son, c. Foster. and
the Misses Nellie and Alic" Hays OF
Montpelier After the wedding breakfast
the newly welded couple left lN autpno-
| bile for Rutland, from where they VIII
20 to Glens Falls. y. V. and vicinity On
| their return here October a reception
will be given them at the home of the
| grOoms parents. The bride after lcav-
ing school was employed in the Contra
telephone office at Mddlehury and after
| wards in the central Office in this city
going from here to St Adams. wher,
| for the past three years she has beer
employed in the central office of the
| Franklin County Telephone company
The groom is a graduate of NcrgcnncS
high school, 1905. and since thcr has beer
employed IN tho drug store of T. Neville
Mr. and Mrs. Young will make their HON,
| in this city and Mr. Young will resume
his position in the drug store.-Miss Mary
| AmbIo has gone to Worcester, Mass. t
spend the winter with her aunt. Mrs
| Della IIentz.-Miss Corinne Walters OF
| Richmond Hill. y. V, who is convalesc
ing from an operation for appendicitis
IL visiting her mother, Mrs Mary Walt
ers.--Dr. Daniel Rogers of Bolton is Wis
iting his brother, DR.. Frank ROgers.-Th'
| condition Of Mrs. A +. Necdham is still
| serious.