Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

Clayton Muzzy; SUNDAY School Boy"
Lynn Cromlc waiting Till To NOR
row." James Poet; school," Robert
Goodman; song, BE Good and Kind"
Lynn Cromie; can Anxious Mother"
Elizabeth Muzzy; "Dorothy's Sunday
School," Lois Palmer; "rhe Golden
Rule" William Bigelow; song. by Rob-
ert Goodman; "Katie's Part" Alice
Douglas; What They Think" Lois and
Loren Palmer; song, by Alice Douglas
and Lois Palmer; Gods Flowers"
Grace Norton; song, Little One Come
Home" Fannie Bacon.-Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Fletcher and little daughter Beu-
lah' from st. Johnsbury are visiting at
Mrs. B1etcher's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Roberts-Thcre will be a preach
ing service this evening at eight
O'Clock in the Sutton district school
house.-Next Sunday the sacrament of
the Lords supper will be administered
at the Methodist Church-On July Q the
members of Trinity choir and few in
vited guests will take days outing.
The party will leave on the morning train
for Versennes, where they have char
tered the steamer Victor and will go
down Ottes creek and on to Westport,
stopping at Basin Harbor for picnic
lunch and returning in the cvening.-Mrs
| d. V. Goodsell went yesterday to Isle
La Motto for a weeks visit with friends
w. w. Lamourex and daughter, Mil
dred, from Milwaukee, Wis, spent Sum
day with his sister, Mrs. d. V. Good
sell.
Miss jessie NJ. Thompson. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Mark Thompson. who has
recently returned from Woodbury., N. j.,
where she has been teaching school for
the past three years, is the guest of Miss
Mabel Ralch of Burlington
Miss Edith Sanders Of burlington
spent the week end with Mrs b. r. Par
ker.-Mrs. n. j. Parker is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Amanda Crown in Tonawan-
da, n Y.-Mrs. Roy Sanders and two
children Miss Helen, and Master Cor
don, are depending a few days in Bur-
lington-Dr +. Hackott of Massena. N.
Y, is visiting at Emerson Palmer's-W.
Cormia has had a telephone installed in
his house.-Mss Laura Collamer is visit
in her brother George Collamer. in
Barre.-Mr. and Mrs Edward Fredette
have bought the IA acre lot west of the
Bedard.-Miss Mary Mack of Burlington
| is visiting at the home of II. w. Tracy
I2nd.-Tucsday evening at seven o'clock,
| st. GATHERINGS Church was the scene of
a pretty wedding when Thomas Stanton
and Miss Katherine Crowley were united
| in marriage. The Rev. Father Beau
chair. assisted by brother Edward Dover,
| performed the ceremony, Mrs. James
| Dover presided at the organ and sang.
I The bride was gowned in light blue silk,
wore a white tulle hat trimmed with blue
! forget-me-nots and carried white sweet
peas. Her sister. Miss Agnes Crowley,
who was the brides maid. wore a white
lowered silk white hat with pink flow
ers and carried pink swcek peas A bro
Their, Garrett Crowley, and Leo McDon-
aid We're the ushers. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton left
| by automobile for an unknown dcstina-
ton. After their return they will reside
in burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
received many handsome gifts. Among
the out Of town guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs ]. n. Clark of Rutland Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Roberts of South Willston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hindes and daugh-
ter of Burlington.