Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02

place at the home of Mrs. j. G. Page
Monday evening at eight O'Clock when
her sister, Edith l<imball Hewitt, was
united in marriage to Roscoe Henry SUI
tie of New Haven, Conn. The porch was
entirely screened in with evergreen;
palms, ferns, wild gypsophla, and white
roses completing the decorations. The
guests wee received by Mrs. j. q. Page
and Miss Bertha Hewitt, sisters OF the
bride TO the strains of the wedding
march played by Mrs. George Morse or
Burlington the bridal couple entered ana
took their places under canopy of white
roses and evergreen The ceremony was
performed by the Rev George A. Parker.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white satin charmeuso trimmed with
princess lace She carried shower bou-
quet Of bridal roses and lilies Of the val
! ley. During the ceremony the sextette
from Lucia di Lammermoor was played :
followed by Grieg's Bridal Procession.
After CONGRATULATIONS were received, re-
freshments were served. In the dining
room the decorations were pink roses and
evergreen. The dining room was in
charge of Miss Josephine Dana. assisted
! by Mrs. Ara Ball and the Misses i;udora
Palmer and Gladys Hewitt Punch was
served on tho porch by Miss MabellG
George. The wedding cake was cut by
the bride and distributed to the guests by
the Misses Kathleen Edmonds and Mil
dred Morgan. Amid a shower Of rose pet
ais Mr.. and Mrs. Suite departed Ma ny
| beautiful gifts attestcd the popularity of
! the young couple. They will be at home
to their friends after October I at New
| Haven, Conn The bride Is n graduate of
Wellesley, 1912, and has spent the last two
years teaching at the Forest Park Uni
iNorsity OF St. Louis. The groom is A
graduate of Yale. 1911. and since then has
been an Instructor in that University.
| Both attended the University Of Vermont
for two years. Among the out-of-toWn
! guests present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Suite and daughter, Nina, of Lisbon, n.
H., John Farnham of Manchester. n. H.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse. Miss Mar
iorie Green and Miss Mabolle George #
Burlington Miss GLADYS Hewitt Of Fran
iuaham Mass, Miss Josophinn Dana OF
North Pomfrot and Arthur Delano ot
Shoreham o. r. Clough and sor
Alfred who have been visiting relatives
have returned to St Correction Near,
Of Burlington WAS an over SUNDAY guest
of rolativcs.-Thc Misses Dorothy and
Marjorie Hunt Of New Haven are visit
ing their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs a
r. WriEht.-Mss J. Belle Dorwin of syria.
cuse. \. Y, is guest of Miss Heller
Welor.-NIrs G. p. Colby was called t.
Middleburv Monday by the sudden dealt
'of her sister. Mrs. Lucy Smith. Mrs
Smith and her daughter Mrs. NJ. :
Gooding of Rutland were visiting in Mid
dlebury. Mrs. Smith was relative by
marriage of Mrs. H. p. Sherwn. Mis-!
Jennie Grow and a. f. Grow of this town
also of Judge f. A. Hasscltine Of this
town
James Lathrop, father of Noah Lathrop
of this town, is a few months over .
years old. Mrs. Calista Hodges is 81
They are bothactive.-Mrs. II. T. Sher
> win, MisSrJcnnic NJ. Grow and Mrs. A
w. Cove attended the funeral Of Mrs
Lucy Smith in Middlobury day.-Mis
Isabel Wiley is visiting her aunt in Low
cl.-Mrs. G. w. Brown of NerCennes ha
returned after visit with relatives
The Odd Fellows baseball team OF Bur
linGton will play the Bristol team tw,
games here SaturdaY.--S. NJ. Golf report
the morning temperature for June a. fol
, lows: Highest - degrees; lowest. ~ dc
. Eroes; morning average. 531: last Tear
56.11 degrees; noon average, IL degrees
last year 6Gl6 degrees: rainfall. go in
ches; last year, ~ inches; clear days. u
] part clear. u: cloudy 4; north wind, Il
south. 10; variable, 3; thunder twice dur
ing the month; highest wind velocity
miles an hour; pressure on vertical squar
foot, 4.o75 pounds; highest point reached
80 degrees; range Of temperature. 81 dc
Grecs from u to 30 degrees.