Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-26

| the room to the strains or 'The Brioai
| Chorus" from Lohengrin, played by
| Miss Ruth Mcmahon, accompanied by
| Donald NJ Mcmahon on the violin. Tho
brides niece, little Miss Ramona NC
| Mahon. was flower girl and her nephew,
| Mister Carlyle Mcmahon. was the ring
| bearer The bride wore gown or Whlte
| crepe meteor. with silk hlet lace ana
| pearl trimmings, and a veil OF Whlte
tulle draped with lilies of the valley ana
| carried shower bouquet. The dining
| room. where refreshments were served
by Misses Mildred and 1nez Smith were
decorated with pink and green. Among
| the guests present were the groom
| parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il. @. Evans OF
| burlington, the brides father, +. v.
Smith and grandmothers. Mrs BetseV
Slavton of Waterbury and Mrs. f. NJ.
| Smith of stowe. Other guests present
| were: Mr.. and Mrs c. L. McNhhon and
| family and the Misses Huntington, Mr.
and Mrs f. Z. stafford. Among the
| gifts were many choice pieces OF silver,
cut-glass, china and linen, as we'll as a
| handsome sum of money MIR. and MIS-
Evans left during the evening by auto
mobile on a bridal tour They will reside
in Middlebury. where MIR. Evans is en-
!
Mrs. Evans was graduated from stowe
| high school in the class of 1910 and later
from the burlington Business College and
has since been employed as bookkeeper
and stenographer in Miles. Mcmahon Il
Sons dry goods store and has many
friends in Stowe.
\ family reunion at "'The Lodges the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Bigelow.
Tuesday was attended by % people. in
Guiding Mr. BigeloW's brother, Elakim
Bigelow, and wife and daughters. the
Misses Mary Digelow Of Danvers, Mass.
Addie Bigelow Of Franklin. y. H., and
Annie and Susie Bigelow and ncphews and
nieces W. Il. Bigelow and son, Newell,
of salem. Mass, Mrs. A. =. Bigeow and
children, Mildred and Paul of MiddlcseX.
Mrs Abbie Warren and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Henry Lurk and daughter. Helen. of
West Leblanc r, y. H., Mr.. and Mrs II.
H. straw and Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow's
son and daughter Miss Grace Bgelow of
Springfield Mess, T. Lawrence Bigelow
Of New London, Conn, and Miss Wnona
Parsons, A picnic dinner was served on
the veranda.-Tho Misses Eivira Gale,
Mildred Gale and Theis Cakes, Elton
Forbes, Harry Russ and Roy Robinson.
with Mrs y. \. Royce as chaperon are
passing the week in camp at Malletts
! RaY.-M. r. Perry Of SOUTHPORT. Conn,
who was a visitor al Brookdale farm, tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Houston, over
Sunday. was accompanied on his return
home Monday by Mrs. Perry and dangh-
ter Gertrude, and Mrs PerrY'A mother,
Mrs, c. q. Jeliff, who have passed the
summer al the farm.-Mr. and Mrs.
George F. Gale have moved from Hyde
Park to the +. NJ. Sears farm on West
! Branch. which Mr. Gale has purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Payne, who have
lived on the Sears farm since Nj Searss
death. have moved to the Chauncey Bar
rows farm. which they have purchased
Mr.. Mower who has passed some time a
Brookdale farm has returned to New
York. another guest Miss E,lva Phair has
returned to Brooklyn, n Y. Misses Morse
and Parker of Brook'ine. Mass. are ex-
ipected at Broofdale farm Wednesday,
IA pleasant occasion was the union picnic
of the Unity and congregational Sunday
schools Tuesday at the boy scouts camp
on the West Branch. A large number
We're present. Waiter A. Cheney of Mil
ton. Mass, has joined his family here for
two weeks Mrs. Eroy 8. Billings and
son, Gale, who have passed the summer
with her parents Mr. and Mrs +. +.
Gale and other friends in Stowe, are now
visiting relatives in Cleveland on their
| way to their home in st. Louis. Mos. l..
| Dewey has purchased the o. F.. Gerry
| house on Maple street and will reside
there.-Wallaford Wettich. the seven
year-old son of Mrs. s. l.. Dewey, was
brought home Sunday from the Fanny
Allen hospital, Winooski. where he under
went a serious operation for appendicitis
July "a He Is doing well.-G. a. Dewey,
who Is slowly recovering from injuries re
ceived when kicked In the head by a
horse, was in burlington Monday for
treatment for his eyes, which are affected
by the injury.-Mrs Rous of Baltimore
Md, has Joined her family at w. G.
Townes Miss Hastead Of New York.
Mrs. Kenny Of New Haven. Conn, and
Mrs. Fritz of Boston. who have passed
the summer at Mr.. ToWnes returned tn
their homes Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Mckinley Of New
bury have visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles F. Robinson. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Robinson expect to
move to Waterbury soon. Mr.. Robinson
is building barn in Waterbury for G.
w. Randall.--Mr. and Mrs A. K Will
ley and son, a. *. Wiley. Jr.. and Miss
Ethel Brush of Montpelier and Harold
Brush, who is employed by the Inter-
state Commerce Commi ssion, with
headquarters at Kansas City, are Wis
itinG their parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Brush.-l r. Adams has visited his
daughter and husband. DR.. and Mrs r.
Butterfeld, in North Troy this week.
Mrs. Frank Cooley of Montpeler has
visited her uncle. +. f.. Cooley, and
cousin Mrs. e. G. Stafford this week.
Miss Kate Seaver goes to-day to Bar
Harbor, Me, to visit friend-Mrs.
Myer Luce Flanagan and sons Of
Portsmouth, ~ H., are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Luce at Mos
cow.-Mrs, o. G. Harris Of SPRINGFIELD.
Mass, who is passing the month here.
went Wednesday to Burlington for a
week.-The Misses Rachel, Rena and
Rebecca Buron spent Wedne sday in
Waterbury.-Mr and Mrs. W II.
Faunce and three sons of Providence.
r. l., are visiting Mrs. Faunce's mar
ents' Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Moody. Jesse
Moody, who accompanied his sister and
FAMILY here from Bethel. returned We'd
nesday.-George Clement has pur-
chased an automobile,-George Moody
or burlington is passing the week at
the home Of his uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Slayton-W. r. Bire-
low and son of Salem, Mass. Mrs. All
Die warren and Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Lurk and daughter OF West Lebanon,