Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
MILTON.

The marriage of ElOWene Phelps,
daughter of l.. D. Phelps of Audubon,
Iowa, and Charles Edwin Watts of
Plover, Iowa, was solemnized at the
summer home of the brides father,
Camp Rich. Milton, June II, at 100 D.
m. The ceremony was performed in
the living room of the little bungalow
by the lake shore. which was made
beautiful with masses of buttercups
md golden hearted daisies grouped
with ferns from Eagle mountain.
Maidenhair and yellow mecca sins
made the charming centerpiece for the
dining table. The brides gown was Of
embroidered orGandie and her bouquet
was Of yellow and white daisies. The
guests were relatives and intimate
friends of the young people. Those
present from out of the State We're;
Miss Elizabeth Younglove, Tacoma.
Wash, and Miss Eleanor Horn.
Catasauqua, Pa, school friends Of the
bride; Frank Bagley of Audubon,
Iowa, the groom best man, Mr.. and
Mrs, +. s. Watts, Audubon, Ia, and
Harry T. Watts, Des Moines. Iowa, par
ents and brother of the groom. Fol-
lowing the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
through the Adirondacks. They will
lie at home after August at Plover,
Iowa.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Allen, who
died quite suddenly Friday of heart trou.
BILE, was held at the home on North street
Monday afternoon at two o'clock the
Rev, d. H. Strong officiating Two favor
tie hymns of Mrs. Aliens. Nearer, My
God. to Thee" and Rock of Ages" were
sung by Mrs. j. f. Wagner and Miss Ella
Wood. The casket was nearly covered
with beautiful flowers, among them being
a beautiful wreath Of pink roses from
the children and a pillow from the grand
children and a spray Of roses from the
congregational Church Of which she had
been a faithful member for many years.
She leaves a husband and five daughters,
all of whom We're present at the funeral,
Mrs. Grant Pattee of New London, Conn,
Mrs. Ray Arthur Of Port Arthur, Ont,
Mrs. j. W. Robinson, Mrs. A. 3. Sturges
and Mrs. c. A. Robinson of this place,
and nine grandchildren. The bearers
were her five sons-in-law, Grant Pattee,
Roy Hall, Joseph Robinson. Allen
Sturges. Charles Robinson and nephew,
George Allen. Mrs. Allen was 70 years
old. She will he much missed by a large
circle Of friends and the church., of which
she had for nearly 30 years been a faith
| full and honored member Among those
present from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Pattee and daughter. Ruth.
of New London, Conn, Mr., and Mrs Roy
| Hall and daughter Mildred, OF Port Ar
| thur. Ont. Mr. and Mrs Clark Bates Of
Essex Center, Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen
and Mr.. and Mrs James Graham Of st.
| Adams The interment was In the village
ccmetery,-The Village Improvement So
ciety held n picnic in the Brunell grove
| Tuesday afternoon Hyde of
| Rcdland. MINI. was the guest Of his
cousins. Mrs r. j, Robinson and G. A.
Pratt, the first of the week.-There was
"A large attendance at the memorial serv
ice of the odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Sunday afternoon, There We're large
delegations from Burlington and St. AL
bans The Rev. Mr., Anthony Of St AL
bans delivered the address. Music was
| by a quartette and there was a solo by
Miss Bates. Lunch was served at the
| lodge rooms after the service.