Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-19


city, and Miss Eta, daughter Of Mrs. Fred
erick Gastel Of Hammond, Ind, took place.
September II at the home Of the brides
parents. After a reception and supper
the newly welded couple left on the night
train for Lincoln. Neb, where Mr.. Kings
land will enter upon his duties as instruc-
tor in civil engineering in Nebraska State
University. The bride Is widely known
in Hammond and prominent In the social
life Of that town. The groom is a grad
uate Of the vergcnnes graded school and
of the University Of Vermont. class Of 'O3
and also a postgraduate Of the University
of Maine, '04. Immediately after his post
graduate course at the University of
Maine he was employed by the Panama
canal commission and was among the first
Of the civil engineers sent to the isthmus
to improve the sanitation of the canal
zone and prepare it for the workers on
the canal. In 1905 he resigned his position
with the United States government to ac-
cept the position of chief assistant engl-
neer to the Panamaian government. On
returning to this country Mr.. Kingsland
went West, where he has been the most OF
the time, engaged at his profession of
the principal railroads of that section.
lie has just resigned his position with the
Illinois Central railroad, to accept the
position he now has in Nebraska State
University.-Noble Smith OF Crown Point,
N. Y, is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Donovan.-Mrs. II. C. 1ngham went yes
terday to Burlington to pass few days
with Mrs. Edward Grennel.-Miss Laura
Shorkey of Schenectady, N. Y, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Shorkey. Maria Blair and son, Jo-
seph, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Larrow
are in Lebanon. n. H.-The condition Of
Mrs. Frank Warner Is much improved
The condition Of Mrs Juba Daniels is
still serious--Arlie Alden and John Con-
nors have returned to Dartmouth College
BRISTOL.
The remains of Morton w. Whitney,
who was found dead in his creamery
Thursday morning, were taken to Bakers
field Friday for the funerl and burial
A prayer service was held at the house.
conducted by the Rev. r. r. Stone. Or
ganic heart disease is given as the cause
of his death. The body was accompanied
by his father, w. II. Whitney. He Is sur
vived by his wife and one daughter.
| Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Gleason and daugh-
ter, Bernice are at home from a visit
of several days in Warren.--Mrs. f. A.
Hasseltine returned from Montpelier Fri
day where she was called by the i'll
ness of her daughter. Mrs. Ara Ball.
II. c. T.. Bristol and C. c. Currier and
ia miles returned from Thompsons Point
Friday-The Young Woman's Missionary
society of the Methodist Church held
their annual meeting with Mrs. 2. r.
Hill Friday afternoon. Onicers were
elected as follows President. Miss Amy
Sumner; vice. president. Mrs Travillian;
secretary, Mrs. G. c. Currier; treasurer,
Mrs. G. c. Newell. board of managers,
Mrs. h. w. Estey, Mrs p r. Hill. Mrs.
O. O. Observation-Disclosures Chapter. o. +. S.,
will visit the Vergcnnes Chapter Septem-
Der 2S-Mr and Mrs. Ford Thomas have
moved from New Haven Mills into the
Thomas house.-W. c. Bingham is at
home from trip to Pennsylvania.-The
ball game Friday afternoon Bristol and
Lincoln resulted in victory for the
former, - to s.-The fall term of the high
and graded schools begins to-day.-Miss
Jennie NJ. Grow visited in New Haven
Saturday.-B. J. Clark was in Middle
bury Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Morgan and chill
dren visited in Lincoln Sunday.-B. j.
Clark, who has had position with the
Fairbank company for over two years
has received word that he had been trans
ferred to Minnesota and Wisconsin. Not
being able to go that far West, he has
severed his connection with the company
and resumed his work as "A painter and
paper hanger.-Robert Dunshcc of Troy
n. Y, was an over-Sunday guest of his
mother, Mrs n. M. Dunshee.-Mrs. william
Curtis of Barre and Miss George Wicker
of Boston are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
l.. James.-Mrs. |. II. Reed of Windsor
is guest of Mrs. Martha Sherman
Charles Ellison of Rutland was an over
Sunday guest of his father and sister
The potato crop in this vicinity promise:
to hc a record break er.-Miss ACNE.
Wright OF Starkshoro has entered schoo
Ihere.-I G. Chaplin has returned from
New York.-The Addison County Poultry
association is making arrangements fol
their next winters ghow.-Airs, II. l.
Williamson is visiting in Brandon.-Mr
land Mrs e. n. Tuggy of Rutland were
in town over Sunday.
Ralph Palmer returned to stamford
Conn. Tuosday.--Mrs. J. II. Duba wac
Il Burlington visitor over Sunday.-Mrs. J.
r. Bssonette of Worcester. Mass, i
visiting here,-lIenry T. Peck an OLE
veteran, Is III. He has been nearly blin'
for several years.
Mr.. Traviian has his new residence
on North street we'll advanced to-
wards completion. G. w. F'arr ha:
charge Of the work.--A large force
Of men are now employed by tn,
Thomas brothers at their plant. for
merly the Novelty Works. They ar,
installing machinery, making repair:
and cleaning up.--E.very room in thu
graded school building has been wir
ed for electric lights-The annual dis
trict meeting, No. 4, w. II. C., will b,
held with L. Il. BosHwick Corps at I'm
derhill Wednesday, September 25, a
one o'clock This corps will exemplif,
the ritual and the service book. Din
ner and supper will be served.--Mrs
Frances Grant has returned from
Rutland.--H. c. Palmer visited at Rcu
ben Bisbies in Ferrsburg Tuesday,
j. H. Orvis is in Burlington.
LINCOLN.
Mr.. and Mrs. lioratio Jennings vislte,
at s II H.all's Thursday Alto