Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13

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William Holmes of Highgate. and Miss
Mary Jewett daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Myron Jewett of Swanton, niece Of rho
late Col e. w. Jewett of Burlingto,,
were united in marriage. The Rev N
o. Bowlby performed the ceremonv
| Evergreen, white flowers and palms uaro
tastefully employed for decoration Tho
brides gown was satin crepe meteor
trimmed with pearls. Tho bridal veil
was caught with lilies Of the valley
She wore n string OF pearls the gift q,
the groom, and carried a shower bo,i-
quet of white brides roses and lilies
of the valley. The maid OF honor was
Miss Vera Sutcr of Middlehury College.
! and the matron of honor Mrs. Alanson
Plat Of Highgate Springs. They were
gowned in pink charmeuse and carried
pink carnations. There was rainbow
effect in the costumes Of the BRIDES
maids, Miss Mildred Cross I'm blue
crepe de chenc, Miss Elizabeth Vail In
yellow, Miss Gladys Suter in green and
Miss Mildred Bradley In lavender They
wore white tule caps and carried white
carnations. Miss Dorothy Lapelle was
flower girl. Alanson Plat of HIghgate
Springs was best man and the ushers
were Foster Hall, Leslie Stone and Rob
ert Fleury Of Swanton, Foster Plat OF
the University Of Vermont and Floyd
Pearl of johnson. Miss Nellie Blake
presided at the organ and played the
Lohengrin wedding march After the
ceremony there was a reception at the
home of the BRIDES aunt Mrs. f. w.
Jewett. There was a profusion of beau
tful gifts. After a few days in Mon
treal Mr. and Mrs Holmes will go to
johnson to reside The brides going
away gown was a tallor-made old blue
matelasse and she wore a white beaver
hat The gift of the bride to the groom
was a pair of pearl cuff links and to her
maids, pearl headed hat pins. The
groom gave the best man and ushers
scarf pins. Among the out of town
guests were Nj. and Mrs. Irving Chad
wick of Maiden, Mass. Miss Beatrice
lHoughton Of Isle La Motto and the
Misses LaScllc of st. Adams Bav
The mail train east over the ST Johns
bury & Lake Champlain road, due 10
leave at $40 in the morning. left the iron.
owing to a defective frog. a few rods
south of the Barney crossing Monday
and was delayed until noon.-The yachts
Playfellow, Iloio and White Fang were
hauled into winter quarters at Maquam
Saturday.-ChaunCy w. Smith and family
have moved up from the Hotel Champlain
for the winter and are occupying their
village home-Potutoes in considerable
quantities are being brought here from
Canada.-Thc funeral of Daniel Sawyer,
u hD
at the residence Of his brother. B. G
Sawyer Fr'day evening, and the remains
were taken to Craftsbury for interment
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Emerson -. Reed died Monday
afternoon, aged 20 years While she had
been in poor health for several years
the immediate cause Of her death was
paralytic shock, from which she had
been Frustrated since the middle of Sep
TENDER. Her maiden name was Holbroo<
and her native town Hyde Park. the fam
lily moving here % years ago. She is sur
NiVed by her husband, a daughter. Mrs.
w alter Scott, and a granddaughter The
funeral VIII be at the house this after
noon at 2:S0 with interment in River
side cemetery.-On account of the chick
en- pie supper at the CONGREGATIONAL
church yesterday the regular meeting Of
the Ladies Auxiliary of Holy Trinity
church was postponed until this after
noon-The Shakespeare club held its red
letter day meeting at the home Of Mrs
julius Corlss Tuesday afternoon.-The
child of H. Belvile afflicted for several
days with infantile paralysis, is said to
show slight improvcmcnt-Loca hay buy
ers report that hay has gone up consider