Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25


| white. Lohengr1ns wedding march was
| played by Mrs c. r. Reekie. The bride
was attired In white messaiine and car
ried white carnations. She was attended
| by Miss Amelia willard OF Vergennes,
who wore a blue messaline dress and car.
ried white carnations. The groom was at.
tended by his cousin. Albert James, OF
Auburn. The Rev. c. r. Reekie ofiicisted
and the ceremony was witnessed by
large aasembiage Of relatives and friends.
A reception followed. There was large
number Of beautiful and useful gifts,
among them a regulation society pin to
the bride from the members OF Rhoda
rarrand Chapter. Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. a library table from the
order Of Eastern Star, OF which the bride
is a member. and purse of 500 from
parents and friends. Among the guests
from out OF town were Ellen F. Booth Of
Worcester Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.
Harvey of Essex, H. G. James of Corn
wall. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.. Avery of Ferris
burg. Mr. and Mrs G. d. rayrc of Bird
port. MIR. and Mrs George Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. r. c. Gully c. II. James. Mr.
and Mrs Horace Elmer, Miss Elmer. C.
II. James and MIR. and Mrs G. =. James
of Middiebury. Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Elmer
| and son Of New Haven, Mrs. G.. r. Il. vii.
lard and Misses Lucy. Sarah and Amelia
Willard Of Vergnnes. Mr.. and Mrs \. q.
Wright and Miss Wright Of Waltham. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Robbins Of Cornwall the
Hon. and Mrs John A. James, Mrs. \. ID.
Hayward Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. y. Hamilton and Miss
Middlebrook Of Weybridge. the Hon and
Mrs. r. A. Field Of Panton and Mr. and
Mrs c. l.. Payne Of Bridport.
New rooms are being fitted up in
the Gaines block for Picrpoint Lodge
knights of Pythias. The new rooms
are directly under tho new rooms Of
Dorchester Lodge. No. !. \. +. ~.
NJ. The main hail will he 3dN23 feet
and opening from this will be Il ban
uuet hall lexis feet which Will also
be used as reading and card room.
The pool room fronting on Main street
will he 131a X20 feet ard there viii
be small paraphernalia room and
"A kitchen Hardwood floors will he
put in throughout and a steel ceiling
will be laid in the main lodge room.
Arthur Sorrell is directing the work
and when completed the lodge will
of the lodge will be continued and the
rooms open 10 tho members every weeh
day The work is being pushed and it
Is hoped that the room will he ready
by February l5.--MisS Edna. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sears. died
! Friday ut tho Fanny Allen hospt II
| in Burlington. of typhoid fever. aged
IS years only few weeks ago Miss
Sears underwent an operation for APP
| peniioitis.
| The Vergennes board OF trade will hold
| It's annual banque, in city hall Wcdnes
day evening. january 81. 1t has been
decided to invite friends and neighbors
Of boards OF trade from adjoining towns
| to he present and discuss matters oS
| Interest to every citizen OF the Champla n
| valley. Speakers secured include the
| Hon. clark e. Fits Of Brattleboro the
| Hon. Guy w. Bailey. secretary of state
| OF Essex junction. and representatives
| from the hoard Of trade OF Troy. n. Y.
| The following committees have been APP
| pointed TO make arrangements; Invita-
| tion committee W. II. Norton, w r.
| Warner. f. A. Barrows, r. w McCuen
! and ]. T.. BARLEY: hall and music. T.
| Neville. t. u. Strong. W. G. Foo,e. ]. w
| Ryan. Jubie Daniels " j. Renaud:
invitation IN suburban towns. l.. f.
Avery Of Ferrisburg. f.. A. Preston OF
North Harrisburg. W. II. Jackman OF
Waltham. DIN A. Smith Of Addison, r.
G. Smith Of West Addison. William
Noonan Of East Panton. Walter White Of
West Panton. g. s Dana of New Haven.
| Clifford patno, - well-knowr farmer
| nf Isavr i.I,,
morning at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Wehe h" was operated upon Monday
Cor appendicitis. aged 10 years. He is
| survived "N wife. two sons Joseph Cliff
| ford and benjamin Charles, two daugh-
| 'efs' Marguerite Emmc!ine and Marg !er-
| lite Florence, II father. Charles patno of
frooksviile one brother. Frank Patno Of
Middlebury, and two sisters Mrs. Curtis
! harrows and Mrs Edward Sears of
| Brooksville. The body was brought here
from Burlington Saturday evening and
the funeral was held at ST. Peter
| Church Tuesday morning Mrs John
Donovan has returned from Crown Point,
| y. y. where she has heen caring for
her mother. Mrs. Samuel Smith.--'rhe Old
People Whist club was recently enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Bora. Tho
first prize was awarded TO Mrs. g. 7.
Young and the second to Mrs l.. Robare
Refreshments we're served The next
meeting will re held at the home of MIR.
and Mrs, H. G.. Milo.-,Dr. A. b. Barte,
Of Middlebury was in town Saturday.
| The funeral of Miss Edna Sears. who
died at the Fanny Allen hospitsl. WAS held
at St Peters Church Monday morning
the Rev, l.. A. Nezins oficiatins The