Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-23
STOWE.

A pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day, oct Is, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles |. Robinson of Moscow,
when their daughter, Miss Martha
Corneia Robinson, was united in mar
riage with Or Leslie Edward Mckinley
of NewhurY. The parlor was decorated
with ported plants, ferns and ever2reens,
and the ceremony, which was performed
by the groom's father. the Rev ID. NJ.
Mckinley, took place under an arch OF
'rrns and evergreen. The Lohengiin
Wedding march played by Miss
Blanche t'rie The bridal party was led
~ the ring bearer Master Healy Akeley
Randall of Waterbury. nephew of the
bride. Leland Mckinley. brother of the
groom, was best man and Miss Rubie
Collins of stowe was maid of honor. The
brides gown was of hand embroidered
batistc. the gift of her brother Lieut.
Frank l.. Robinson, of the Philippine
consta bularN. no is at home Oh six
months leave of absence after two years
in the Philippines. The bride carried
roses. The maid of honor wore blue
marquiscttc over silk. After the c,rC-
mony Or. and Mrs. Mckinley received
Congrat ulations from friends and rola-
tive4s, - of whom We're present. Refresh
nentS were served by the brides sisters,
the Misses Agnes, Alice, Mary and Dureen
Robinson. The guests from ont of town
were the brides sister and husband, NJ
and Mrs. q. W. Randall. Jr., of Water
bury, the erooms parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. y. NJ. Mckinley of Topsham, and
brother, Leland Mckinley, of The Uni
tersity of Vermont. Mrs. Gifelin Of
Barnet aud Miss Blanche Crie of Mont
pelicr Seminary. After short trip DR..
and Mrs. Mckinley will reside in New
bury, whore Dr. Mckinley, who was
graduated from the University of Yer
mont medical college in 1910 is practic-
ing physician.
Nj and Mrs Fred FoGS, Mrs. Addie
Durham and Miss Maudc Raymond Of
Enfield, \. H., who have visited Mr., and
Mrs. r. S. wilkins ana other friends in
Stove, returned to Enfield sunday By
automobilc.-Mis Ruth Dunbar has re-
turned to Boston to resume her studies
at the Br-"nt & Stratton Business COL
ege.-NIrs !. l., Parker, who has visited
her sister and husband, Mr., and Mrs
l.. H. Straw, in stowe. returned Satur-
day 80 .,rattlcboro,-Iienry White, who
has completed four years work for G.
f. Eddy. went Monday to johnson. where
Housc.-A daughter was born October Is
to Mr. and Mrs George Sauborn of
Stove Forks-Charcs G. Gale of the
State agricultural college visited his
homo in stowe over SundaY.-Therc was
n good attendance ut the dance given
at the Akcley Memorial building Friday
evening by the Peerless orChcst "A
game of basketball at the town hall be-
tween the high school senior class team
and the junior class team resulted in a
score of Il to - in favor Of the Juniors
Work has begun ON an extension of the
village lighting system to Moscow, 80
families having agreed to take the cur
rent. The line follows the main road to
Gold brook where the river VIII be cross
ed.-Mrs Harry 5, Faunce gave tea
party to a number of Ladies' Friday after
noon, the day being the birthday Of
both Mr., ana Mrs. Fauncc and also
the fourth anniversary of their mar
riage
Mr. and Mrs. r.. g. Russell and daueh-
ter Mrs. Mae Chaplin, returned Sunday
from an automobile trip to Nergennes
where they visited Superintendent and
Mrs " II, Douglass. Mr. Douglass was
thc former principal of stowe high school
MIR and Mrs s. II Wright are moving
from the Fanny Hail farm, which they
have recently Sold to the q. Il. Rooney
farm in Hyde Park, which they have pur'
chased Miss Marjorie Watts returned
sunday from Cleveland, ohio, where she
PASSED several weeks with her sister ant
husband, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. W. Houston
Or II II. Fullerton returned to Water
bury Monday after visiting in stowe
Mrs. Maria Bryant is visiting in Montpel