Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-14

Miss Nellie Muloucen of Burlington the
groom was attended by james Maxwell
of the hospital. The wedding march was
played by Miss Mary Lease. the usners
we're Mrs. Grace Hin Towne and Miss
Rose Gibson. In the dining room MISS
Mlncklcr presided at the punch bowl ana
the Misses Amy Griffith and Jul'a Taft
assisted in serving. Guests were present
from Moretown. Swanton and BurilnRtoh'
among them Mr.. and Mrs. Pinto lo"ic vi
Duxbury. grandfather and frandinother
Of the bride. both of whom ar" past I"
years of age. MIR. and Mrs hoeaoooiI'
escaped their friends and left for wen-
ing trip. On their return they VIII re-
sumo their work at the hospital
Mrs. Clark Of Burlington Is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. +. L. Knight
Mrs. Marcia Green of Richmond was the
guest of Mrs. +. T. Atkins Monday-The
Rev. W. l.. Boicourt was in Montpelier
Nonday.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Hart have
returned from Orange. Nass-Miss Ma
mic Manning enters next Monday her
position Of teaching In grade five or the
village schools in the place of Miss Lena
Wallace who has been appointed teacher
ot music In the Waterbury and Northiield
school.-Teachcrs' examinations Will be
held in the school building Thursday and
Friday Of this week, conducted by super
intendcnt Robert ". Palmer.
Tuesday at his old home on Crossett hill
Judge Janus Crossett quietly passed
his seth birthday. The last of his own
family. he has seen many changes in the
town and vincinty and Is now tn" oldest
!nhabitant of Duxbury. lie still retains
perfectly his mental powers He is the
Oldest surviving side Judge Of Washing
ton county. having served with Judges
Peck and Wood. He has been honnred
by nearly all the town Offices represent
ing tho town in tho Legislatures of 1866,
- ana 51-MsS Lestlna Ridwell
| is confined to the house with the
mumps. Judge IIun,lcy returned Sat
urday from three weeks In New York
city. Brooklyn and Massachusetts cities.
Among others he visited Mr. and Mrs. Al
len Fogg. formerly of this place, who rc-
! Gently moved from Pttsford to Topsiield.
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Shonio we're
surprised Sunday upon arrival at the
home Of Mrs Shonio's parents. MIR. and
Mrs j. L. crossett to find a desk chair
as a reminder of their 18th wedding ami
| versary.- r. w. Dcmcritt has re-
turned from week with her parents In
/ Bristol. Her mother has not been we'll
| The 18th annual meeting of the fourth
district. O. +. s.. held with Queen Esthe,
| Chapter. No. :, Tuesday evening, was a
| successful affair. This Is the largest dis
| trict in the state and this meeting was
the largest but one that has been held
| Eut little criticism of the work was made
and the remarks of all the grand officers
| present were Of the excellence of this
| chapter, the work in the district ant
State. Much enthusiasm was shown to-
| wards the matter of funds for an Eastern
| star home The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Josie II. Fay of Will!ston
| -. d. G.. NJ. and G. b. McAllister o
| Montpelier, d. D. q. p. Grand officer:
present were Mrs. Ruby C. Hawley 81
! Richford. grand lecturer. George F. lie
land of Springfield. grand patron. Mrs
| Minnie NJ Coy of Windsor. grand matron
Enos w. Shcrwin of johnson. associate
grand patron. Mrs. Josie NJ McAllister
grand Electa, Mrs Belle Colburn q
Mortified. grand representative and Mrs
Stone of Barre. grand condnctress. pas
| L. d. G.. matrons. Mrs. Richmond %
Mortified and Mrs Cleveland of Ran
dolph and past d. d. 6. patrons. Masor
OF Montpelier and ". b. Clark Of THU
town were also present-Because of thu
Illness OF Miss Ella Westover with mump
the kindergarten depa rtment of the pub
lie schools Is closed for a week-Judg'
| Huntley was IN Montpelier last evenint
to attend the reunion Of the Senate o
19nS-Mrs. O. W. Stearns Of Waterhur!
Center Is a guest of Mrs. r ~ Demer