Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-07
TOWNSVILLE.

JUN EO v 1L1Ei.
re + r. Williams of Charlotte has
n the guest of her daughter, Mrs. f.
Cbpssmorc The Lcnd-a-Han Circle
the Kings Daughters will hold their
and serve supper Thursday evening"
and Mrs. Charles Atherton of Essex
ted Mrs. Dele Ilildreth the first of
Week.-Mrs. Helen Nash was in. Bur-
,ton Monday.-School will open No
nbcr 10 after being closed three weeks
account of mcasles.-Mrs. D. G. Alger
daughter have returned to their home
Cochestcr.-Mrs. A. j.. Crandall. who
5 reported Ill last week. is improving.
WINOosKI.
he result Of the election here Tues
gave Wilson a majority of &C and a
ralitv vote of AL The total vote cast
SIS. which is about an average with
er presidential years. Taft received
Wilson 292, Roosevelt CO, Chain 8.
lis .. Although Colchester is consid-
d the strongest democratic town In the
ate, it has almost always given n re-
hlican plurality for the presidency,
tn the exception of 1885, 1892 1900 In
wv l'llhbiiNbH pun dlitN was " hc
tc Tuesday was much larger than an
patcd, it being nearly "A hundred less
I'm the September election. The Pro-
essve party nearly doubled its vote at
State election when "a votes were cast
the Rev. Fraser Metzger for COVER
r. The meeting Tuesday was called
order by Constable George Horton and
|wn Clerk c. q. Allard read the call.
70 govcrnorship vote here in September
rs 17S for Fletcher, Howe 397, giving a
mocratic plurality of pa.
\ very quiet wedding that will come rs
surprise to many townspeople took
hce Tuesday at the home of George D.
sh when Mr.. Nash took for his bride
rs Louise Hefilon of South Burlington
be- ceremony was performed by the Rev
c. Wilson of the Episcopal Church and
A. Ilcnlon of Burlington AND
RS. d. II. Butler Of South Bur
hgton acted as witnesses. Th'
theses are brother and sister of the
ide. Mr.. Nash is well known in towr
hd was for many years master mechanic
the wooden mills. lie has been a wild
vcr three times and Mr.. Nash is hi
resent wifes second husband. They lief
iasdaY night for Los Angeles, Cal.
here they will spend the winter.
Joseph Blondin, an old soldier and
|spected citizen of this village, died yes
rday morning at 1880 at the Fam,
lien hospital following an operation per
hrmed on Tuesday. He had been Il
Dor health for some time. About fou
ocks ago he was forced to take to hi
I'd, and was removed to the hospital 70
teatment about a week ago. Mr.. Blon
In was g years old and was born i
rand Isle. coming to this village abou
years ago and had since resided her,
o was soldier in the lst Vermont, serv
be- Company I during the Civil War II
as a member of st. John the Baptis
bciety and the Rochambeau club II
trved the village as trustee for n pc
cd of three years. He Is survived b
bur daughters, Mrs. John Fireman., III
Kisses Minnie, Clara and Gertrude Blor
in. and five sons, Edward. George, Free
oseph, Jr., and Louis Blondin of Mapl
treet. He also leaves IL grandchildren
NO sisters, Mrs. David Gonyeau an
irs. Amelia Parmalee of Milton, and
rothcr Edward Blondin OF Milton. TT
uneral will he held at eight O'Clock Sa
ray morning at St. Francis Navit
hurch with interment in St. Franc
cemetery.
Mrs. F. Edward Allard died at h
ONE on Center street in Winooski tn
Forming at l:25 o'clock.
ST. GEORGE,
Mrs. Ann White and Mrs. Belle Swift
f Huntington visited Mrs NJ. w. Hinsda
Wednesday and Thursday.-W. ID. CIR
at home from Montpelier for a #
ays.-Miss Carrie Miles and Miss lie
fonda of Charlotte spent Sunday WI
Ir. and Mrs. Obed Clough.
CHARLOTTE.
At 1920 Wednesday, October 30. Mi
Phoebe Horsford. only daughter Of \
Ind Mrs f.. Fl. Horsford. was united
arriage to Henry II. Williams, the Gel
nony being performed by the Rev. y
;ulick and the wedding march played
Miss Christine Currier of Danville.
kchool friend of the bride. The HOT
has nrettilv decorated with palms, {
bowers and ferns. The bride wore
roing away gown of brown, with hat
match, and was unattended. Only
intimate friend, and relatives of the t
Families were present. A wedding brea
fast was served and Mr.. and Mrs. W
Jams left in an automobile FOR sh
rip. The presents consisted OF silV
tut glass and linen, money ana checks
The Ladies' Aid held their regu
meeting with Mrs. y. H. Horsford
"Wednesday afternoon.-Mr. and MIS-
h.. Beers and Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. K
,leosantlv entertained Il large party
friends with a card party in library
Thursday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Ha
SON Stone of Maine are here on an nu
n obile trip, visiting his sister, MIS- -
Root, who Will return with theih'-
and Mrs. Henry Willial.s have retnr
from their trip and are at f. H. ne
ford's.-The Henry family will give
tertainments at the hall Wedneso
Thursday and Saturday evenings.-A
Nv. V. Beach entertained party OF ia'
at cards Saturday afternoon
Miss Edith Edgcrton returned SAL
day from two months visit In Bos
and Haverhll, Mass.-Mrs. Myron "
Jams is visiting her son, Judd. in /
lington.-Mr, and Mrs, Peter Tyler 81
Sunday in Lincoln.
HUNTINGTON CENTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hallock and
dren of Enosburg are visiting MS TAT
O. e. Hallock, and her parents Mr'
Mrs. S. j. Randall.-Mrs. II. W. Bl
ster has been spending the past Few
with her daughter, Mrs. cara Morton
Burllngton.-Mrs. Alice Mussey
a,,,,,h.or of waterbury are visiting