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


visit to Mrs. George Thorne-Mrs
Philip f. Field Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. l.. A. Shepard, of Fair Haven
w. II. Norton, r. w McCuen, w. Fl.
Jackman, Archie Haven, Howard Adams
and ]. II. Donnelly are attending tho
| State fair at White River Junction
| Donald Norton has gone to Hanover,
N. H., to enter Dartmouth College
! Mrs. George Devoid AMI Mrs. Eugene
| Devoid have returned from Fair Ha-
ven. where the former was called by
serious accident to her father, L. A.
Shepard. caused by failing down
stairway.--Frank and Walter Warner
| of Albany, N. Y, are making a two
weeks visit to their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Cassius Warner.-Solon Bur
| roughs and r. Brown of Chicago arc
visiting in town and vicinity.-Mr and
Mrs. j. l.. O'Brien have returned to
| White River Junction after a visit to
| his brother, u. OBrien.-Hobart Pot
ter of Newark N. j., is visiting his
uncle, Or Frank C. Phelps,-The power
house on the Del Grclla property at
the lake was damaged by fire recently
1t is supposed that the fire was acct
before the flames broke out. With
the aid of fire eXtingushers the fire
was put out and much damage pre-
ventcd.-State's Attorney f. w futile
was called Saturday to Montpelier by
the illness of his father.-Charles Bora
has returned from n stay of several
weeks at Glens Falls. ~ Y.-Miss Mil
dred Moorby of East Orange, n. j., is
visiting her mother.-MIrs. Bert Tul-
yea has returned to Worcester, Mass.
after visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ringer.-Levi H. Brow"
has put a foundation of concrete
blocks under the ell part of his house.
Carleton Ellsworth has sold his pac-
ing horse Little Gilig to a man from
Massachusetts for S500.--A1iss Wini-
fred Duney, who has been passing the
summer vacation with Mrs. George
Thorne, has returned to New York
The Ladies' Aid society of Ferrisburg
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs,
o. c. Field.
| George Il. r. son Of Mr. ana MIS- II
Is. Slack, and Celen Ella, daughter of Nh.
and Mrs. George F. Young, were mar.
Red at $3.50 last evening at the rectory
of st. Peters Church by the Rev. l.. A
Vezina. Royal j. Slack, a brother Of the
groom, acted as best man and Mrs vii.
liam T. Larrow of st. Adams. sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid The bride
wore dress of white embroidered wolfe.
with white velvet corsage and white
lncssaline cap. She carried n shower
bouquet of white chrysanthcmums and
the bridesmaid was gowned in white wolfe
over pink messaline with cap to match
and carried a bouquet OF pink swee,
peas. After the ceremony a reception was
held from seven to nine at the bride S
parents home. the rooms of which were
Iprettily decorated for the occasion, the
color scheme being yellow and white
There was a large number present al
the reception and among those from away
were. Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Larrow
; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Babbitt and Mr.. and
Mrs. a. H. George Of St. Adams. The
groom is a graduate of the Vergennes
high school. class of 1907. and of Goddard
Seminary, class of 1908, since which he
has been employed in the store of his
father. The bride is well known In this
city and until the substituting of male
! choir in st. Peters Church was for two
years the leading sooist. The bride wa:
the recipient Of many beautiful and use
full gifts consisting of cut glass, china
and silver ware. table linen and purge
of $50. Mr. and Mrs. Slack left last even.
, ing for a wedding trip by water to New
: York and Washington, d. c.. and ex
! pect to be absent about a month, visiting
Philadelphia and Boston on their way
home. on their return they will make
their home with Mr.. Stacks parents
The body of William Kingsland. who dice
at Waterbury Sunday. was brought her,
and the funeral services held Tuesday
, afternoon at Ferrisburg, the Rev. S. S
Cohh officiating Tnterment was In tn,
: Gage cemetery Mr. Kingsland was
former resident Of Ferrisburg.-D. f
Babbitt of Orwell is visiting Mr., and Mrs
George Perkins.-Mrs. William Larrov
Of St. Adams is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George f. Young.-S. ID. Mine
is able to be out after his recent illness
John Blakely returned yesterday t
5 Holyoke Mass, after visit to Mr.. an'
Mrs George Perkns,-Arlie Alden &!
t visiting at Dartmouth College and attend
I ing the State fair at White River juno
5 tion.-Irving Hare of Bennington Is
\ guest at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. r. l.
Kingsland.-Fran M Warner. Walter "
! Bristol and Cyrus Botsford went yester
r uay 10 W mite RIVER Junction TO attcn
the State fair.-Miss Eva Sloan of BristC
is making a two weeks visit to her sis
: ter, Mrs Louis Renaud, and other rela
tives here.-Mr. and Mrs. b. S. Goodal
have returned from Orwell and Addison
Mrs. Robert Hudson has returned fror
= Sunset Lake. Orwell. She was accom-
o panied by her brother, William Ryan
l. of Mena. Ark.-Mrs. w. L. Meade G
: Clarendon. who has been visiting ID
= and Mrs. j. b. Powers at the KINDA
n cottage at the lake. went yesterday
. urlington.-Frederick and Miss Katherin
e Fish, Benjamin and Miss Anna Fishe
1 Miss Ruth Norton and Marjorie Lee re
turned yesterday to Middlebury to r,
a sumo their college work.--Hobart Pottc
d of Newark. n. j., who has been visitin
f his uncle, DR. r. c. Phelps. has gone
= Montreal to visit his brother-Mis
= Marjorie Phelps went yesterday to MID
dlebury to enter Middlebury College.
y Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Booth and sol
Richard. have returned from an automc
bile trip to Schenectady. whence they wei
). accompanied by Mrs. Booths sister, Mr.
Anna Ruscoe.-We llsworth Thomas
North Adams, Mass, on his way to r.
u sumo his studies at Middlebury COLES
-. visited his uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mr.
Frank G. Phelps, yesterday.
+ BRISTOL.
= l. S. Beach AMI son of Ferrisbur
were in town Friday AMI purchase
n an automobile of w. A. Lawrence
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