Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-07-03
CHI7TENDEN COUNTY
ESSEN JUNCTION.

The ball game in Westford Saturday
between the local team and Westford
resulted in a score of IS to in favor
of Essex Junction.
Mrs. Edmund Whitney If WASHINGTON,
who has spent three weeks with her son.
William Whitney. went Saturday to visit
h"r son. +. Barton Whitney, in WinooSk
Mss Jessie Bates vino has been teach
.uG in Ticonderoga, spent a short time
at her home last week and went Friday
to- Cambridge Springs, Pa, for the sum
Nor.
At eight o'clock Saturday evening
there was a very pretty wedding at
the summer home of Mrs. f. w Bald
win in Randolph when her daughter.
Henrietta, was married 10 Daniel
Loomis Bass by tho Rev. George w.
Smith, rector of the Episcopal Church
at Randolph. in the presence Of about
80 relatives and friends The bride
was given in marriage by her brother
Charles Francis Baldwin. The maid
of honor was Miss Annis Baldwin. a
sister Of the bride and the best man
was Charles T.. Bass, "A brother of the
groom The ceremony was performed
on the broad veranda which was pref
tilv trimmed with June roses and syrin-
gas and lighted with japanese lanterns
Henry Baldwin and Randolph Burke
formed an aisle with daisy chains
through which the bride on the arm
OF her brother passed, preceded by the
maid of honor. AT the improVsed al
tar they We're met by the groom and
best man. The wedding march was
played by Perley Terry of Randolph
The bride was very beCominEly gown
ed In white lace. She wore veil caught
with syringas and carried Il shower
bouquet of syrinEas. After congratulate
lions and best wishes to tho bride and
groom refreshments were served. The
bride received many useful gifts beside
linen. glass, silver and money. Among
those to attend the wedding were Mrs.
D. H. Lamson and daughter. Mary. Ly-
man Hutchinson. Mrs. Wedgwood and
oauShters' Helen and Laura. and Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen of Randolph.
MIS- y. Il, Ferry Mrs, Curtis Flint,
MIS- Car! IhaNer and daughter. Helen.
and Fred Flint of West Brookheld
me Essex Trust company has opened
Tor business in the G. \. r. hall in the
BrowneH block pending the completion
~ the new bank building The first day
y savings accounts and g check ac-
counts We're opened This company was
chartered in 1872 but the organization was
not completed until about two weeks AGO
when at meeting of the stockholders
directors were elected as follows: Samuel
\. Brownell. DR. David Marvin. George
w. Allen and Allen Martin of this viii
lage; George f. Bartlett of Richmond.
Edwin w Henry OF Undcrhin and James
A. Kennedy OF Milton. Officers were
elected as follows: President, s A.
Brownell; vice-president. DR.. David Mar
vim; treasurer Merle h, Clark, who for
eight years has been connected with the
Barre Savings n Trust company, the
Leading bank in that place. There was
$4,000 OF stock fully paid on July l. The
new bank building at the corner OF Main
and Lincoln streets Is to be two stories
high, 26xi5 feet. The building will he OF
a western notified brown, pressed brick
with Longmeadow (Mass) redstone trim
minEs The entire lower floor will be used
for banking purposes, There will be a
burglar proof steel lined vault with
afetv deposit boxes. The second floor
Will contain two suites of offices, 1t is
expected tho building will he ready for
occupancy about the middle OF August.
The Essex Cooperative Savings and
Loan association. which has done bust
ness here for over 90 years and handled
over $50 go. will be merged into the new
rompanN.