Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

ana that he, too. is doing well.-The min
Strel show given Tuesday at the town hail
3 ~ the young people of st. Mary's Church
+ under the direction of Edward Wooster
was largely attended
""G*N<ES
CHARLES Belden. formerly of this civ
now resident of Port Henry. y Y
and Miss Hazel. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Leslie Harnden of Port Henry.
We're married Wednesday Nov. IS AT St
fatricks Church ia that town. They
were attended Dy the groom's brother.
| George Belden of this citv. and tba
brides sister, Miss Nina Harnden. The
bride was Sowned in d blue suit and
carried white roses The bridesmaid u-es
| DIRE ed in blue and carried mink roses
A wedding breakfast was served at tho
home of the brides parents following
| the ceremony, the newly married connie
( leaving by automobile for Vergennes
where a reception was given them thar
evening at the home of the groorn's
mother. Mrs.. Mice Bcdcn The bride ia
gradual" of the Port Henry high
s'h"oi The groom attended the Yer
Fenn"S school and went from here to
f"rt Henly about a year ago. where for
''''''' ''lI' ll'' was FrnDlONeQ clerk
in the L"" House and is now an operator
In moving picture theatre in Port
Henry, where Mr.. and Mrs. Belden will
- 9t HON" after November a. Among
those 'T2!: out Of town present at the
reception -, o-a~ -. groorzs grand
mother, Mrs. Charles 3.Sden of East
MiddIeburv Miss Nina Harnden and
Z Wallace Edwards of Port Henry. and
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Will meet in the
vestry OF the church for an all-day meet
ing. The ladies are requested to bring
their lunch and work-Mr and Mrs p.
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Willis have returned
to North Ferrisburg after visit to Mr.
and Mrs George H. Bostwick.-Nr and
Mrs Thomas y. snyder and son. Bernard.
spent sunday with her parents Mr and
Mrs. Louis Desautels. of Charlotte.-Mrs.
s. G. Kendall Of burlington is visiting
Mrs. William II. F1agg-Miss Mabel
Bostwick OF Warren is visiting Mrs
George H Bostwick-Mr and Mrs W. r
Chids have broken camp at Raven Nest
iat the lake and have returned to their
home in WeybridGe for the winter
Marston Taviland. who has been attend
49, ~ ms hhllfS 1T tlp ttdNllan1 Snt1s
Roller plant, has gone 10 New York for
an indefinite Straightforward Grandev and
Harry Stehhins of the Albany Y Y.
BUSINESS College are passing Thanksgiv-
ing week with their parents, Mr. and
MIS-. g. VI. Grandey and Mr.. and Mrs
T. r. Stehbins,-Mrs, Napoleon Riv-
trs is visiting her sister. Mrs Olive Can
h'ilI' oi Burllngton.-Mrs. John Donovan
''I' saturday for Crown Point, " v
LOT Two weeks visit to her parents Mr.
ana MIS- Samuel Smith.-D. II. Ball, who
mas he'n visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Homer y. Ball, has returned 70
faiNeston' TeNas-Mr and Mrs. Joseph
Hos'rs nav" returned from a visit tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Nod Rogers Of Moriah
y f-Mrs. ; VI. Boardman has re-
turned to burlington after visit N
Sunt and Mrs. W. H. Douglas-rhe
Misses Ruth Norton and Catherine Fish
Hindes Of Boston
w. II. Norton and Harold Newton.
who went on an automobile trip to wor
cester with Leonard LcBeouf have re.
turned by rail-Tho river has frozen
over and people are skating on II above
the falls s-Tucsday morning the ther
" T Fisher s.--Charles Lamb, who has
been living on the L. F. Benton farm
In Waltham, has moved his family here.
The quarantine for scarlet fever
has been raised from the homo OF
Alderman and Mrs. Cecil Renton-Mrs
Reuben tlaiGht has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, BURLINGTON.
where she underwent an operation
Charles Farmer has rented and moved
onto the farm of Amos Robinson. Fred
Allen has finished work for Andrew s
Rusco and has returned to his homo in
Ferrisburg.-John Merrill brother OF
Charles, is i'll at his home.--John Orvis
Of Boston is visiting his old home and
cousins in Ferrisburg for the first time
in years.
Mrs. Edward Garruppy. Sr, died Tues
day evening after lingering illness of
three Years. aged 7s years Besides IA
husband she is survived by three sons.
Edward Garruppy OF Ferrisburg, Com
modore and Harvey Garruppv of Bellows
Falls eight daughters, Mrs Uenrv
Dubuke, Mrs. James Sears. Mrs. Arthur
Thorpe of Ferrisburg, Mrs. Cyrus and
Ia L.