Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-14
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.


OF this village ana Arthur ". StancliN,
occurred March Mt go o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Rivers. the
Rev. w. T. Best of the Methodist Church
performing the ceremony. The single ring
service was used. About % of the imme-
date relatives witnessed the services.
The bride was attired In a dress of Alice
blue silk wolfe and was attended by her
| sister. Miss Mable I.angden Of Cam
bridge, who wore gown Of champagne
messaline. Herman stancliff q brother of
the groom. acted az best man. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Elmar
Downey AMI little Della Stanclfi was ring
bearer. The ceremony took place in the
parlor the young couple standing beneath
an arch of evergreen and white carna-
tons. Immediately following the cere-
mony refreshments were I'm the
dining room, Miss Eva Stanclih pre-
siding at the punch bowl Here
also the color scheme used in tho
decorations was green and white. stream
ors of crepe paper extending from the
eloctroler to the four corners of the
table and white carnations being used a.
the centerpiece. The bride Is graduate
of Peoples academy and since her gradu-
alton in 1891 has been successful teacher
in town. The groom Is well and favorably
known here. After a short wedding trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Stancliff will make their
home in town.
Mrs. w. NJ. Tillotson. son and daugh-
ter came Friday evening to visit her
mother. Mrs. Helen Iittel-Mrs. G.. A.
Barrows left Friday night for Providence,
r. l.. where she will pass few weeks
with her daughter Mrs. T.. L. Morse
Supt Martin Chaffee of Waterbury Is
passing a few days at home with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Chaffee.--
Ralph Clark and Luke Fleming went to
Burlington Saturday to remain over Sun
day.-Miss Faith Delano, a teacher at
Fitzwillam. n. r.. is passing a few
weeks vacation at home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Delano.--Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Stancliff have gone TO Fulton.
New York, on their wedding trip AMI
will visit relatives while there-Mrs
Eunice Pottle of Stowe and daughter Mrs.
s. F.. Wheeler. Of Waterbury are guests
for week of Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Clark. Mrs. Anna Doty Jones and son,
Walter. went Saturday to Worcester,
Mass, where they will visit her mother,
Mrs. Flora Doty, and sister, Mrs. Walter
d. Grout.--Mrs. A. w. Spaudins OF
Montpelier came Friday evening to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Niles.
Under special dispensation the next
regular meeting of Mount Vernon Lodge,
No. s. +. & A. NJ. wil be held Wednes-
day evening, March % This change Is
made because the district chapter meet
ing IS to be held the 18th. the date of
regular Blue Lodge meeting.-W. II. Nc
Lean Of Boston. an architect, arrived here
Saturday evening to meet the building
committee on the Carnegie library build
ing.-Ray Stafford was at home from
Albany to pass Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. a. Stafford.-Prof
j. +. Messenger Of Burlington gave an
interesting and instructive address before
tho Congregational brotherhood Sunday
evening, his tapic being Making a
Man."-P. a. freshmen went to Hardwick
Saturday and trimmed the freshmen of
Hardwick Academy by score Of 90 to IL.
The ladies of the Congregational society
viii have a get-tuCcther at the vestry
this afternoon a, three o'clock
Mrs. II. j. Fisher and Mrs Laura Titus
went to burlington Monday for " few
three little ones, and Mr.. and Mrs. Prosper
j. Springer left Monday for Academy,
Cal. where the mon have employment at
stone cutting-Misses Eugene Pinney and
Nan Wombell passed Sunday at the
homes Of their parents in Wolcott and
Hardwlck.-Mrs. Maud Huntington Ben
jamin of Boston. who has been a guest
for a week of Mrs. j II. Warren was
called to Boston Monday to serve AS chair
man of the reception committee to meet
the Countess of Warwick who soon visits
Boston.--John s. Written. who suffered a
shock of apoplexy some days ago. died
Saturday at the home of his son. Henry
Whittier. Prayer was offered Monday by
the Rev. l.. L. Peabody and the body
was taken 10 Cabot, where funeral serv-
tees were held Monday afternoon.
w. J. Utton of Brandon has been in
town for few days. arranging to move
his household goods to Brandon. james
L. Cleveland left Monday for Whitetield,
\. H., where lie has employment. Miss
Teresa Towne left Monday for New
York, accompanying Mrs. ;, T.. Stevens.
Miss Harriet Fuge of Merose, Mass,
who has visited her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Fuge for two weeks
left Mondal MIR nd Mrs. II. q. Davis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bailey returned
Monday evening from st JohnsburN,
where they have visited Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Buttertield. Mrs. Fannie Fletcher
OF Minneapolis. MINI, arrived Monday
evening and IL a guest OF Mrs. Laura
Gleed.-E, G., Foss has again purchased
the Malvern farms and will move hi
family to the farm some time this week
Mr.. and Mrs, Bumps will stay on the
farm for the remainder of the winter. re-
Harry j. Raichard and Miss Maud $
l.ampher were married at the Congrega-
tional parsonage Tuesday morning, the
Rev. W. II, Baker performing the cerc-
mony.-Mr ana Mrs. A. A. Thayer left
Tuesday on a short visit to DR.. and Mrs
T. A. Burdlck of Wiaooski and Mr. ana
Mrs N A. Parcher of South burlington
C, +. Smith left Tuesday for Washing
ton, d. c., to represent the Vermont
State Grange at Il hearing before tho COM
| mittee on bills relative to magazine.
Superintendent Bars of Vergennes and
Judge Weeks of Middebury, chairman
OF the board Of trustees of penal instl-
tutions' VIII address the Congregational
| brotherhood and others who arc inter
csted' next sunday evening. --Mr and
Mrs NJ II Boardman gave a whist party
last Saturday evening. there being A.
present Ten tables We're used During the
evening refreshments of sandwiches and