Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-16

MORRISVlLiE.
Fred Badger of st. Johnsrut passed
Sunday with his parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
George Badger-Mrs. j. \ Barnes,
who has been with her daughter
through the last illness of her husband,
j. A. Bundy. returned to Bakersfield
S~aturday.-Mrs. Victor Heath came
Saturday evening from the Balsams,
Dixville Notch, y. H., for a few days.
She is a guest while here of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Rivers.-Miss Edith Spiller
of st. ~Johnsbury passed Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spiller.
Mrs. VIII Davis returned Saturday
evening from Whitefield. n. H., where
she was called by the illness of an
uncle.-Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Durevage
of Lowell and Mrs. L. F. Clarkson and
son. Raymond. of Westfeld, returned
home Saturday after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Edmonds.-Miss Gwendolen
Smith has returned to Boston to CON
tinue her work in voice culture at the
Leland Powers SCHOOLGIRLS. Owen
Flanders. who has passed seven weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
Liberty, returned to Boston Monday
Mrs. Frank Raymond passed Saturday
at Swanton with her brother. Lewis
Bovat. and Sunday at St. Adams with
her sister and husband. MIR. and Mrs.
Lewis Cross.-Miss Ruth Caswell.
teaching at East Fairfield, passed sun
day at her home.
a pretty autumn wedding took place
at two o'clock Wednesday, October s..
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brigham when their daughter, Ger
truie f. Brigham, was united in mar
rage to Charles +. Ross of Grand
Forks, North Dakota. The ceremony
took place on the lawn under trees
brilliantly colored with autumn fol-
iage, the Rev. W. Il. Hamlin of Hyde
Park officiating. The affair was a
very quiet one. only immediate rela-
t!ves being present. The groom was
attended by Melville Brigham, brother
Of the bride. Miss Mabel Durkee act
ing as bridesmaid. The interior of the
house was beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves and evergreens. Fol
lowing the ceremony refreshments
were served. Miss Brigham was a
graduate of Peoples Academy In the
class of 1906 and has for some time
been connected with the Morrisville
Messenger force. Mr.. Ross is a grad
uate of the Chesboro Seminary. Chilli.
n. Y, and is now superintendent of
the Times-Herald Publishing COM
pany of Grand Forks, y. D., where the
couple will reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
left Wednesday evening for New York
n will visit points in PENNSYLVANIA
before going to their future home.
Willard II. Ross of Scranton. Pa, faith
er of the groom, was present at the
wedding, as was also Miss Annie Mac
Donald of st, Johnsbury, a friend of
the bride.
Miss May Chase returned Friday even
Ing from several days at the Tilotson
cottage at Caspian lake.-Mrs. +. W.
Baxter of Highgate came Friday evening
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Harriet Ide.-
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Gould returned
Friday from "A two weeks visit with
their son and wife. Mr., and Mrs. Glenn
Gould, Of Bratt'eboro, and their daugh-
ter and husband. DR.. and Mrs. A. H..
Smith, OF Fitchburg, M~ass.-Elmer Camp
of Elmore left Saturday for a visit in
Richford with his sister and husband.
M. and Mrs. Henry PuTer.-Mrs. May
Savoy and little Roberta Powers passed
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Savoy at Johnson.-Mrs Edward
Fitzgerald and daughter. Miss Jennie
Fitzgerald, of Jeffersonville visited in
town Saturday.-Misses Margaret and
Eliza Annis of Groton. who have assisted
their aunt, Mrs. w. NJ. Stephen, during
her illness for -four weeks. returned
home Saturday, The little child of Mr..
and Mrs. lyle Farr Is ll.-Mrs. W. s.
Daniels, who with Mr.. Daniels has pass
ed the summer at Staten Island, New
York. with their son, Prof. l.. r. Daniels.
has Joined Mr.. Daniels here. They have
rented the John Woodwork house on
High street.-N1rs. F. l.. George is assist
ing in the Union Savings bank In the
absence of Mrs, Myra Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles PEG and Mrs.
Hermic Lanpher passed Tuesday at
Hardwick.-Mrs. j. II. Warren went
to Wolcott Tuesday to visit her niece.
Mrs. Frank Lee.-Mrs, II. d, Ovitt Of
Bakersfield, who has been with her
sister, Mrs. j. A. Bundy, during the
illness ami death of Mr.. Bundy. re
turned home Tuesday, Mrs. Bundy
accompanied her for a two weeks
stay with her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
j. A. Barnes.-Miss Mary Stewart, who
has assisted in the local telephone
office during the absence of Miss
Mertie Durgan. returned to Hardwick
Tuesday to resume work in the tele-
phone eXchanGe.-Mr. and Mrs. Gin
ton Stygles have moved from the
Haskins house on High street to the
Puma Darling house on upper Main
street-Harry Derrick OF Hartford.
Conn, has returned after visiting his
uncle. II. II. Ellis.-Mr, II Mrs. IL T..
Iiovey returned Monday from a visit
of IA week with his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J, Hovey of Danville.
The celebtation of the Tooth anniver-
sary of the granting of the charter OF