Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-01
JERICHO.

A pretty wedding was held wednes-
day Jan. Il at the home of Mrs. E.u
gene w. Curtis when her youngest
child and orly daughter. Ada Maude
Curtis, was united in marriage witt
Albert Eugene McNall Of Colchester
The wedding ceremony took place r
the parlor under a wedding bell aul
the double ring service was used. The
ceremony was performed by the Re-
j. r. Buzzell. a former pastor Of tLs
Baptist Church. The bride was gown
ed in white lansdown trimmed with
white satin and bead trimming. She
carried white roses. The matron Of
honor. Mrs Perry VI. Curtis of Col
chester. wore ping lansdown. trimmed
with pink satin and bead trimming
and carried pink carnations. The
best man was +. n Curtis of Colches-
ter. the brides youngest brother
Miss Hazel Woods of Essex Junction
PLAYED the customary marches There
We're about 40 relatives. including the
very nearest ncighbors. Following
the ceremony reception was held
and dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. O. p Hulburd and Mrs. c c. BuN-
ton poured ana Miss Pansv Ruzzcll
and Mrs. stephen T.. Curtis presd
at the tables. Tho rooms were pref
THY decorated. the colors in the dining
room being green and white. The
/ bride has been an active worker in
! the Baptist Church and the large
number Of wedding presents, including
/ cut glass, linen. china and money.
showed the popularity Of the couple.
After "A short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. McNall will reside in Colchester.
where he is employed and where the
bride has been for the past year
Among those from away who attend ID
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Curtis Of
North Underhil. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ
Curtis. Mr. and Mrs Clark Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale and two daughters
of Colchester. Miss Hazel Woods OF
Essex Junction. Mr.. and Mrs Raw Me
: Nall of Burlington Mrs Powers and
Miss Selleck of Mddlebury-In the
upper part Of the village near the
crossing Thursday afternoon Edward
Irish driving double team with a
small quantity Of soft coal, was fol-
lowed at a short distance by the empty
team of q. w Foster. driven by George
Pepeau Standing IN the back of the
sleigh. suddenly some part OF the
rigging broke. thu pole dropped and
the horses ran, dragging the whitfle-
tree The Irish team was hut short
distance ahead. unaware of the run
away coming rapidly from behind
ON account of the bells and the cold
nothing was heard until the horses
were upon Mr.. Irish. They gave a
bound when they reached the team
each taking side. and Mr.. Irish was
swept between and under his horse
ana the Foster team. as well as his
own. wcrc All down In a writing
kicking mass. Help was near at hand
and Mr.. Irish was soon removed to tho
nearest house that of Mr. sisters \
physician summoned. and he was hur'
ried to his home in Underhiii II Is
reported no bones were broken and as
far as known no serious injury wa
sustained. The horses were some
what bruised and scratched.
Reginald Hoskins. who has been Ill II
bed for several days, Is able 10 be up
Mrs II. w. Sinclair has been in bur'ins
= ton for n few days visiting her daugil
. ter. Miss I.ottie Sinclair.-Mrs. Ev;
suter of Swanton came Friday TO re
l main few days at the home OF he
launt. Mrs. j. a. Saffori.-Mrs, Griffu
: has returned to North underhill afte
n A few days with Mrs George Davis
4 Mpriory Whitcomb, who has been II
r with rheumatic trouble, is able to re