Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnge 81


day.. a. Cassidy has returned from n
visit to his daughter, Mrs. f.. J Rogers,
In Cabot.--rhe condition of Mrs Stratton,
who was injured by being thrown from
buggy few days ago Is much i'm
proved. There was n birthday party at
the home Of NJ y. Benson Friday evening
given by the ninth grade in honor Of the
10th anniversary of his daughter, Miss
Carrie. A pair of kid gloves and n sum
of money were presented her.-'rhe body
of James Caldwell was taken to Lincoln
Saturday, prayer having been offered at
the house by the Rev. Il. y. Legg. Tine
funeral was held In Lincoln Sunday with
burial in the family lot there beside his
wife.-Principal and Mrs L. II. Pomeroy
visited Mr.. Pomero.'s brother in Frank
lin Saturday.A few boys from the VII
lage made surprise visit to Marshai
St German on the farm of A. p Croft
Thursday evcning-Thc village was In
darkness for while Friday evening
owing to trouble with the dynamo. Inc
water had to he pumped from the wheei
pit to determine and remedy the trouble
The wedding of Miss Lucy Atiida
1owle and Charles Henry Dunton TOOK
place in the Methodist Church Thursday
evening at eight O'Clock. the Rev. f.. w.
Day and the Rev. +. A Degg officiating.
The church was prettily decorated under
the direction of C. +. Rawson. To the
strains Of the wedding march. rendered
by Mr. Rawson, the bridal party. pre-
coded by the ushers. Fay W. Reagan.
Foster c. Whitney. John w. Shonion and
Carl c. Pease, entered the church. First
came the bridesmaid. Miss Olive Towle,
gowned in blue silk and carrying a show
er bouquet of pink carnations followed
by the bride gowned in white silk with
white veil and carrying a shower hou-
auet of white carnations. They were met
at the altar by the groom and best man,
Chauncey f. Dunton. After the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Dunton went by automobile
to st. Adams. where they took the train
for Keene, N. H.. where their future
home will be. Friends were present from
Berkshire, Franklin, Sheldon. Highgate
and Enosburg. They received many pres
ents.-Janes Caldwell, aged Sc, died
Thursday evening at the home OF his son,
A. J. Caldwell after n few days illness
caused by old age.
The Home Guards will meet with
Mrs " A. Irish Saturday after
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been re-
ceved here Of the birth of daughter
TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cowan of Elk, Cal
e Mrs Cowan will be remembered as Miss
Alberta Orr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Orr OF this town.-Miss Bessie Will
hanson returned to New York city Sat
urday after an extended visit in the
home of her uncle, +. j. Parmalee.-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sweeney and daugh-
ter, Helen. were with Mrs. Sweeney 3
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Smith in
Franklin. Sunday.--Mrs, Lizzie Sherman
of Nashua, n. H., is a guest in the
home of NJ P. Perley.-Mrs Curtis. a
deRconess in charge Of the Barre mis-
sion. will speak In the Methodist Church
Sunday cvening.-H. +. Reed, NJ. A.
Aselune and Q. NJ. Jeffords returned from
Boston Monday morning. j. Kent Perley
of Philadelphia. where he is in the en-
ploy of the Vermont Marble Co., accom-
panied them for a few days.-Charles
Rogers was badly injured about the face
Sunday while at work in the plant OF
the Federal Packing company, by the
bursting of a experimentation Branch,
, Jr., spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents in st. Adams.
The Rev. and Mrs w. F. Clark, who
have been in Hyde Park for few
months are in town to dispose Of theii
goods preparatory to going to Florida
where he Las accepted call.-Mr ant
MIS-. Joseph Paquette returned Monda,
from weeks visit In Lowell Mass
Charles Rogers, who wa injured at tn,
'Condensary Sunday afternoon beside!
the mutlatiJn of his face, received ;
severe cash on the heshy part Of hi
right leg. He was taken Monday to tn,
home Of his father, Freeman Rogers, II
Berkshire.-Mss Ida Lavery went t.
Burlington Tuesday.-The mems banuue
by the w. c. r. L. in the Methods
Church Tuesday evening was well at
tended and much enjoyed. The pos
prandial exercises We're in charge Of Mrs
+. j. Parmelee and included music ant
speaking. The principal speakers were
the Rev, F. d. Miller and the Rev. T.. A
Legg. Mrs. Fanny Ward Miller ais,
spoke on Medal Contest Work" Mrs
Fl. N. Kidder on THE Press Depart
ment' and Miss Anna Chaplin on 9TH,
State Convention. Mr.. and Mrs. O
Merrill and C. NJ. Armstrong returned
from Boston Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. H
Ia Laf1uy and c. NJ. j. Benoit returned
Tuesday evening from week in Med
ord. Mass, and vicinity.-B. Fl. Comb.
las purchased from Dr. W. s. Steven.
he farm buildings on what Is known al
he A. J. Libby farm, which he will re-
move to his farm at North Enosburg Il
replace those recently destroyed by fire
F. M. Carpenter Is in Middebury 70,
few days, where he has two daughters
N school,