Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Spccr farm and in the spring will tit up
the buildings for farm purposcs.-Mr and
Mrs. T.. r. Palmer Jr, have returned
from q three days visit with relatives in
MiddlcScx and Bcrlin.-Mrs, H. 5. Atkins
and daughter Brcta, and Mrs. +. T.. At
kns and Master Raymond Davis have
returned from 1lighgatc SPRINGS. H. :,
Atkins was down over sunday. Mr. and
Mrs r. l.. Knight. who have been guests
at the Campbell cottage. return to-day
Mrs. q. 5 Hidwell, Miss Ollie May ana
the Misses Mae aud Alice Seabury are in
camp at North Hero
4 very pretty wedding tool, place at
$50 o'clock Tuesday morning at ST. An
dr,w's church when Florence, the young
est daughter of MI and Mrs Robert
OBrion of this place was united in mar
Rage to Leon Arthur Donahuc, son OF
Mr. and Mrs j. Donahue of South Barre.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. j. CcncN pastor of St Andrews
Church The bride entered the church on
tho arm Of her father and was met at
the altar by the groom, who was attend
Ell by Robert i. O'liren, a brother Of the
bride. The bridesmaid was Grace O'Brien.
sister. The ushcrs were Thomas Elan
u,rv of Waterbury and John j. McMahon
OF Montpelier. During the ceremony solos
were sung by Margaret and Emmett
q Rricn Of burlington Miss O'Bucn also
played the wedding marches, The elahor-
ate floral decorations at the church were
in charge of Mrs. H. u. Hopkins, ~
canopy of green and yellow hung over
tho bridal party. The bride was very pref
tily gowned in white satin, draped with
crepe de meteor and trimmed with pearls
und old lace. She wore a large white
picture hat and carried a bouquet of
white brides roses. The bridesmaid was
atu1cd in blue satin draped with blue
crepe de meteor and trimmed with silver.
She wore n large white picture hat and
carried blushod pink roses. After the
ceremony reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, the Rev, Fr.
Cofey being present a dinner to the
members of the family and relatives fol-
lowed. Mrs l.. j. Flanncry, Mrs. William
O'Brien, Miss Margaret O l}rien and Miss
Grace O'Rrien served Mr.. and Mrs.
ponahuc left on the 1901 train for parts
unknown and upon their return will re-
side in South Barre. Mrs Donahue is a
graduate of the Randolph State Normal
school and has for the past four years
taught successfully in the primary room
of the South Barre grades Mr.. Dona-
hue is n machinist in the employ of tho
TroW- Holden machine shops and is very
popular Young man. The brides gift to
lcr bridesmaid was an engraved toilet
and manicure set. The Eroom's Sift to
his best man was u gold set Of cuff
links, and scarf pin The presents We're
many and beautiful, consisting Of gold.
silver and cut glass The out-of toWn
guests We're Eugene O Bricn of Brook
line, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Bucn
and son, Frank of Jonesvillc MI and
Mrs. jeremiah O'Brlen, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
j. O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs John S. OBricn,
Margaret O'Brien and Emmett O'I}rien of
Burlinston; Mr.. and Mrs. emmett of chi
rago: Mrs. John Roberts and daughters,
Margaret and Cora. Mrs. Guy Howard,
Mrs. Emma Dudley, Mrs. Tom Hamel,
Mrs. Charles Person. Mrs. Matte Wiley,
George German and William Person of
Barre; Mrs. Katherine Deadly Of Winoo-
ski. Mrs NJ. j. McMahou. Miss Mary
McMahon. William Mcmahon, John J.
VI Mahon Mr.. and Mrs John Melrick
and daughters May and Alice of Mont
pclior; Miss Alice Is. Shorrey of Plain
field
Ar and VS. y. G.. Richardson and
daughter are at the Waterbury lnn.-Mrs.
Ellen Baird is ill.-Mrs. John Preston is
ut the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment-Mr. and Mrs. Z. II. Demcrtt ana