Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18

were his two sons-in-law, Elmer ana Z IL
liam Clark, and two cousins, Charles and
Arthur Newhall.
WATERBURY.
1T the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and MIS-. G. w. IIuntlcy on Perry Hill
Wednesday, Sept. 10. the marriage cere-
mony of their daughter, Cora Eta, to
Bert Julius Berry of Waitsfeld was sol
emnized by the Rev. b. J. Parker pastor
of the Baptist Church at the Center
They were attended by the brides sis
ter Miss Stella Huntlcy, and Franklin
bwnell. cousin of the groom. The bride
was becomlngly Gowned in white habutal
silk and the maid of honor wore white
messalnc The wedding march was play
cd by the groom's sister, Miss clara
Berry. of Waitsneld. The room where
the ceremony was held was decorated
in green and white and the dining room
in green and gold. After the ceremony
a reception was attended by over 100
people Among those from out Of town
We're the family of Julius Berry, Mrs
Mary Berry, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs. ). Kingsbury Dr and Mrs
Howe Of Watsdcld. Charles Berry of
Montpelier, Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond of
Nolthield, Mrs. McGibbon of stowe, Mr.
and Mrs. y. g. pwncll ana family of
East Calais, Mr.. and Mrs Alec HuutI"v
of Morrisvillo, Miss Richardson Of Lynn
Mass. Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Il. Huntcy of
Waitsied, Miss Bernhart and Mrs
Redard of Masonvillo p. @, and War
rem Huntloy of Canada. the grandfather
of the bride. The young couple are on
q trip through the White mountains and
latter October ! will be Mt home in DuX-
bury.
/ Dating from Monday the William H.
Burns company of Worcester Mass, one
OF the largest manufacturers of Women's
underwear in New England, has leased
/ for "A term Of three years. with the privi-
lo"e of renewal of two years the factory
of the True Manufacturing company on
North Main street. The company was
! formerly in business here and gave en-
ployment to a large number shpment
/ of machines and large amount of ma
! teral has been started from the Wor-
| cester plant and it is expected that the
/ factory will be opened a week from to-
! day. a. l. Torrey has been engaged as
| local manager. This industry means
much to the trades people of the town
and those wishing omploymcnt.-M and
Mrs. Earl Twombly have returned from
! Orleans, where they were called by the
death Of Mr.. Twombly's aunt.-Tho local
members of Marquis De Lafayette Chap
ter d. \. r.. are invited to a meeting of
that chapter with Mrs H. J. Smith in
/ Barre September 25.-Miss Ethel Miller
| has returned from her summers work in
the White mountains-M Miss Amy Wheeler
| has resumed her work as teacher In do
mo. To.
schools. Miss Wheeler was graduated
| from the University of Vermont last year
and is considered successful teacher
! Alton Wheeler has returned to Norwich
I University. whore he is member of the
senior class Mrs. Richard Dcmcritt. who
has been i'll, IS much more comfortable.
! Robert Perry left saturday night for
lberVlllo, T. q, where he has a fine place
as draughtsman for the Norcross Granite
| company.-Mr and Mrs Ebert Wyman.
! daughter, Cara. and Mrs Northron of
Starkshoro called on friends Saturday.
| Mrs. Edward Roscoe and daughter.
! Helen, were guests of Mrs Z. A. Stanley
STANDARDIZATION Strcctcr has vacated
+. w. lfuntley'H tenement and moved
his family to Barre. where he has a most
ton in the yard Of the Central Vermont
railroad Heath Towne has resigned his
| position as substitute rural mail carrier
and L. f. Palmer, Jr, has been anpoInt-
ed 70 that place, taking the rim or Satur-
day as Mr. Dillingham; is not vet able IN
run Miss Grace Van Benschotcn. who
came from New York to be the guest of
! Mrs. Is. r. Demeritt Is caring for Mira
Richard Demo-itt on Main street.-C
| &c. Graves left Saturday for a three
weeks business trip, which will include
western places.-The high school onened
under favorable conditions this being
! Principal Remhers seventh year The
enrolment is 81 and the entering class is
the highest in the history of the school
Ihls school Is now recognized as one of
tho best In the State
MIS- l.. K. Bryan has returned from a
visit to her son, Frank. in Montpelier
e. keenc, who is in poor health still walks
about the streets on pleasant days
| Luther Morse Is to move his family
into the r. W. Huntley tenement house,
recently vacated by Mr. Stroeter
| The Rev. A, j. Covell, n former pastor
of the congregational Church in this
! place and for nearly six years pastor of
| the Rollstone Congregational Church.
! titchburg, Mass, read his resignation to
! that congregation last Sunday morning to
! become effective on October n. The Rev
! Mr. Covell has been unanimously elected
! to the secretaryship of the CONGREGATIONAL
| board Of pastoral supply with offices in
| the CONGREGATIONAL house, Boston AL
/ though this is under the control of the
! Massa O husetts conference of churches
! only the minor portion of Its work is
| confined to that state, 1t Is a place of
much importance and will give Mr.. Covell
! "A broad field, Mr. Covcl was one of
| the most able pastors the local church
has had. He resigned here to take a
course I'm Harvard, which was followed
by n pastoratc at Lynn and then Fitch
burg. Mr.. and Mrs Bert berry have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
Mt the home Of c, W lluntey for a few
days before going to their own home
! Mrs. NJ. l.. Wells of Berlin, y. y, is the
guest of Mrs. Julia Seabury She was
| accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. T.. s
| Frary, who returns tomorrow Mrs
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