Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-28

| few weeks. was able to 90 To her homo
| Tucsday.-Mrs. Jennie Porter and son.
| ifn"v Porter of Clarcmont ~ H.. were
| ovcr-Sunday visitors of Mrs G. II. Pratt
| Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bruce have gone to
| Massachusetts for the wlnter.--Miss
| Lucy Paine and Mrs. May were in town
| Tuesday Mrs. John Hv,chinson and
| sister. Miss Whtcomb from Pittsneld
| LEFT Tuesday for II few DAYS in White
| River Junction
| IN" Catholic Church was the scene of
| n lars" wedding Wednesday morning.
when Miss Ona May Belle stevens. eldest
dauSht'r of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Stevens
| ind James Hercules Mennrd eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mcnard, were
| married 10y the Rev. ~ s. O'DonnelI
| Miss Mildred GOODWIN presided AT the
| organ and her brother. Fred Goodwin
| ace "mpnniod her on the violin i'm IN,
! Wedding marches. The bridal passed M
| The aisle in the following order. G. C.
| stevens Joseph Mcnaid fathers of the
! biid" and groom - \. Comolli the best
man from Bnrrc and Miss Delta Mcnarl.
| III" Hroom's sister, the bridesmaid the
| pride and groom The bride was beauti-
| fully gowrcd in white nuns yelling and
wore bridal veil of whit, chiffon. She
| carried whitc prayer book, the KIN
OF the groon's sister Tn, bridesmaid
! was also attircd IN white and wore black
velvet hat Tho ushcrs were t.t,rcn,
| M"nar1. brother Of the groom and I,l.nn
|'. Stevens. brother of the bride roIlov-
ing the s'rvice the bridal party went ut
onrc tn the home of III. bride whore ,
wedding breakfast was served The
brides going away gown was of tan
| serge. with purple trimming aud hat
ana coat of purple Mr.. and Mrs Menai,I
left on the south bound train for (, shorr
, wedding tri,. ana after January will
! h' at HON" H. Clar"mont. ~ H. where
the groom Is employed in the .Nprcss
office f the boston and Maine railroad
| station The bride attended the high
school here and upon leaving there went
/ mo the office IF the Herald and News
where she has done efficient work for
nearly three Years
MISS Mabel Hamilton of the. faculty
iof tn" Methodist Seminars. at Mont.
peli"r arrived WcLncs lay to pass
Thanksgiving with her parents, the
Rev. ana Mrs. Joseph Hamiuon-Mr
Mary Hills ana granddaud Htcr. Miss
i'"rnicc Flint, went T." Springfield
the week with Mrs Hills sistcr-M~y
Nettie RiN left We lneslav for Rochos.
ter to pass few days with Mr.. aud
Mrs. Carl Ilarvcy.-Mr and Mrs 4 -,
Gilman went to Gardner. Mass, to pass
IN" rest OF tn" week with Mr. Gilman's
brother, tn" Rev. b. II. Gilman. of thai.
city. B"f"r" their return they will also
visit in Springfield. Mass-Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Vail went to Pomfre.
"Wednesday to stay till Friday with
their son. Rol"n Vail anl family. e.
Miss Mary Moore of south Rovalton
vas in town Wednesday to attend the
wedding Of ona stevens and James
Menar1 at the Catholic Church Miss
lahclle ST. John left Wednesday morn
ing for Braintrc" to visit her aun'.
Mrs Jac"hs.--I.uke Conner AMI MiHs
Merrill Of Montpelier seminary arrived
N"dnosdhN to pass several days witn
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. tonnor.--Judgc rnl
Mrs. Eow"n have left their home ga
Randolph avenue ana are at the Inn
while preparations are being ma H. 90
, close Ia" hous" for the winter. 1t Is;
expected that they will leave here Su:
urdaN for Montpelier. whore they will
;, pass the winter at the Pavilion The
King daughters held their MONTH !,
meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs
. Homer White. They voted to hold d
sale on Monday. December - at tl7
HON" of Miss Mary Moulton. This sale
, viii include articles of fancy worl-
dolls. hornets, 1t was also l,.ciIcI 20
: Civ" their annual gifts to the poor or
, st. Valentines day as last vcar.-Mr
and Mrs. G. :. Booth have leased 'hc
upper part of the Cooling house or
5 South Pleasant stree. md will TAX
. possession Dcc"mhcr 1.-The TniVar-
, sitN club was entertained Monday Y
, night by Hon Y. !. Spear and NJ "
Wilson AT III" Inn. when an ciGh'
! course dinner was served to A. mem
h"rs and guests, among whom WEE,
many ladies. Th,- Rev. Fraser Motzgoi
. gave 4 paper on Eugene Field" AMI
p remarks were made by T.. Il. Johnson
' The Modern Woodmcn will give q
ball in Dubois & Gays hall ThursdaN
: ight.-Sousa and his bans WAS tn,
. attraction for Wednesday night aul
! the concert was attended by largl
audience