Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-22


f., son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Devoid.
The wedding will take place some tims
| In November.
Miss Ellen j., daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William l.. Porter of Ferrsburg, and John
| Philip Rider of Bristol were married
Thursday evening at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church parsonage, the Rev. Thomas
| Stevenson performing the ceremony. The
young couple were attended by Mr.. Rider,
the father OF the groom, the brides par
ents and also the sister and brother Of the
bride.-D. G.. Meigs Is making a 10 days
J visit to relatives In Eldred, Pa.,-Mrs.
Nancy Wright of Burlington is spending
two wees with her son, H. W. Day
Mrs. Jennie Carpenter of Moriah, y. y, Is
visiting Mrs Arthur Vanderhoof.- Felix
Roche of Middlebury and Miss Helen
Jackson of St Adams, who have been
visiting Mrs. C. F.. Tull, have returned to
their respective homes.-Mr. and Mrs Jo-
seph Dairneault and Mr.. and Mrs q. Gar
row left Saturday on an automobile trip
to Worcester. Mass, where thev viii visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Daigneault's son. Walter
Miss Anna Stanton, who recently re-
turned from Denver, Colo, has gone to
visit her sister, Miss Mary stanton, Of
Saranac Lake, n. Y.-About 30 members
of the Vergenncs Grange visited Grand
View Grange in Addison Friday evening
and gave a literary and musical program
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ralli and children have
returned from n visit to relatives in Bos-
ton.-Mrs. Bart Casey has returned to
waterbury after visit to her husband at
the Stevens House.-H. G. Herrick return
ed Friday from a business trip to Boston.
J. A. Longiand of Boston is visiting Su-
perIntendent and Mrs w. II. Douglass.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Philips of Mont
pelier are parents of daughter, born
Saturday. Mrs. Philips was formerly
Miss Maud Field, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. r. Field of this city.-The condi-
ton oe Mrs. Anna French who under
went an operation for appendicitis, is
much improved.--Mrs. James Casey Of
Bristol Is visiting her mother. Mrs Jarvis.
Harry Stebbins left Sunday to enter
the Albany, n. Y, Business College
Thomas BARLEY has returned from a
visit to his brother, william, ard Miss
Mary BARLEY of Bridgeport Conn
George c. King, station agent at North
Ferrisburg and Miss Gertrude King were
married October Il at Mount Carmel
tHuTCn, bnHTlOlte, the rev. AItAanucI
Beauchesne performing the ceremony.
The bridesmaid was Miss Jessie King,
cousin of the bride and Joseph Blanchard
acted as best man. NJ. and Mrs. King
have gone on a carriage drive through
the northern part of the State and will
be at home at North Ferrisburg after
November I. The bride resided here for
several years, but a few months ago
went to Barre.-Richard McDousal has
entered the employ of G.. f. Stebbins and
has moved his family from Hunters
Home, n. Y, and Will occupy the Robert
Hudson tenement on Main ect.-Fer-
bert Gee is moving from the Fred l.. Tor-
ter house on School street to the Benton
tenement house on Water street and
Henry Ringer will move his family to
the house vacated by Mr.. Gee.-Dr
Frank NJ. Rogers and w. H. Adams Sr.,
have returned from a business trip to
Boston.--Miss Florence st. Clair has re-
turned to Burlington after a visit here
to her aunt. Mrs. Arthur Sorrell. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Spaulding and Mrs.
Clayton Curler have returned from a
visit to Mrs. Curriers' sister. Mrs. 6. l..
Trombey, of Boston. and Mrs.
Thomas \. Snyder visited his father in
Burlington Sunday.-J. A. McKenne of
Boston visited George r. Thornc Mon
day.-Oliver Sears of North Ferrisburg
and Mrs. Agnes Thomas of Gassett's
were married Saturday evening by Jus
tice G. F. O. kimba!l G. l..
Holden of the Bennington Scale company
and Ernest Roe of bennington visited the
compauy's branch plant here Monday
Asa Hawkins has finished work at the
store of l.. +. Avery & Son. He left
Monday for Windsor to resume work
for the Gridey Automatic Co Earle
Deyoe has taken his place in the Avery
store.-The ladies of the Congregational
Church OF Ferrishure will serve a chick
en-pie supper Friday at the church, be
ginning at six q cloCk.-The Rev. A. y.
Parker occupied the Ferrisburg Congre-
sauonal Church pulpit in exchange with
the pastor who preached at North Fer
risburg.-Mrs. Smith, widow of Daniel
Smith had recently met with an ac-
cident which resulted in broken
bone, the final end, however, being
caused by severe cold and heart weak
ness The funeral was held Tuesday at
two O'Clock, the Rev. ]. Hall Long Off
eating. lnteremtn was in Lakeview
cemetery.--A county rally of the Pro-
gressive party was held at New Haven
wednesday evening with speaking by
some OF the candidates for ofice.-The
Methodist Episcopal Churches of Yer
gennes and Ferrlshurg held harvest sun
day In the respective churches.-A. NJ.
June OF Brandon is assisting In the