Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16

Ell by these classes Tor ~ years past MI
Delano took u large number of those at.
tending to his farm In four-horsc
"hitch' straw-rde.
Francis Blair Of Buffalo. y. Y. ar
rived Saturday evening for short stay
after which he will return home, accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. n. b. Blair
who will pass the winter In Buffalo
iIarlie II. Wilson went Monday to
Montpelier to enter upon a course at the
Montpelier Scminary.-Thc Rev. Charles
Il. Davis OF Highgate is passing his
vacation with friends in Craftsbury and
Morrisvillc.--J. A. Waite has an cxhi-
biton at the waite store. sunfiower
| measuring 10 feet IN height.-Alban and
| Urban Parker. who have passed the sum
| mcr with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
]. Y. Parker, returned Saturday to Mid
| dlebury to resume their work at Middle
! bury College. Lena Sears. who has
| assisted as operator In the Citizens
| Telephone company office, returned to
| Burlington Saturday cvcning.-Clarence
! j. Thomas arrived Saturday evening from
| Plttsneld, y. H.. where he has super
| intended n Job OF construction for the
| United Construction company Of Albany,
| n. Y.-Mrs. Abbc Fletcher of Spring
| field Mass. was a weck-end guest of
| Mrs. Clara Crowcll, and with Mrs.
| Crowel. is passing few days in North
| Wolcott at the home of George An
; drews and later will visit friends In
johnson and Essex Junction-Mr. and
| Mrs. Otto r.. Blodgett and daughter left
! Monday on n carriage drive to Danville.
St. Johusbury and Lyn1ouvlllc, where
they will visit Mr.. Blodgetts father. II.
| l.. Dlodgctt. and other relatives. Charles
Stowcll of Manchester, y. H., II former
resident, Is VISITING friends in town
| Otto Blodgctt is taking a two weeks
| vacation from his duties rs clerk In tho
| postorfce.-Mrs. Elizabeth j. Wolsten-
holm. who has passed tho summer at
the home of her brother. w. ).
Churchill. and with other relatives In
town. left Monday on her return to
Lowell Mass.-t:arl Foss went Monday
to franklin. Mass. to resume MS
studies at Dean Acadcmy-Miss Agnes
Ijnehan. after visiting friends here for
some DAYS, returned to St Johnsbury
Nondav-Mias Iva Holmes. who has
nassod SOME time with her mother at
Vergcnncs, came Monday TO pass short
time with her father. y, d. Holmes.
| At eight O'Clock Yesterday morning at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Min
ME Snulley. took place the marriage of
Sadie Russ Smaley and Donald Carlos
Page Jr., Of Woburn, Mass. The cere-
lnony. which was witnessed by only i'm
mediate relatives and few intimate
friends. was performed by the Rev. w. T.
Best pastor of the Puffer Methodist Epis-
copal Church, the bridal party standing
beneath an arch of evergreen, potted
plants and golenrod. The young couple
we're attended by Miss Meryl Smnlley, Sis
ter of the bride and WILDER Dickinson of
Woburn. Mass. The bride was attircd In
II travelling suit of blue with hat to match.
and the maid Of honor was gowncd In
pink silk. Immedia tely following the ccre-
mony there was wedding breakfast. the
Misses Meryl Smalley and Hazel Sherman
serving. The bride is II graduate of Peo-
pies Academy. class of 1911, and later
took a course at the Iowa State Teachers
College at Cedar Falls Iowa. She attended
Montpelier Seminary and the johnson
Normal school and graduated from the
latter in 1914. since when she has held a
position as teacher in the graded school,
at Millerton. N. Y. Mrs. Page has passed
most of her life in Morrlsville and Is
we'll known in thisand surrounding towns
. Mr.. and Mrs Page left Immediately 10y
automobile and after a wedding trip tC
various points will make their home II
Boston. where the groom has position
as civil engineer. Among those from out
of town to attend the wedding were the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c
Page, OF Woburn, Mass Miss Grace Rus.
and Henry Russ of Stowe and Miss Amy
Corliss of Cambridge. While workine
with helpers in filling his silo on his
farm. Dorchester Heights, Tuesday, d
II. Bedell, In coming out Of the slo, fe
backwards u feet. striking on his heat
and shoulders. one load Of corn had beer
"cut in" which saved Mr.. Bedell from
more serious results: as It was re received
severe shaking up and several bruises. s.
Mrs ]. u. Kelley went to Watervilc Tues
day night. having been called there on ac
, count OF the illness of her mother, Mrs
, Edla Wiley.-Mrs. a. NJ. Kendall of Bur
lington who has passed few days will
, friends In Newport, came Tuesday for ;
rev days with Miss Ellen Cram and tn,
Misses Bugbee.--C. w. Preston of North
field Fails in his regular visit to Morris
vile tuesday. began his end year on thu
ro2d.-Thc Rev, and Mrs. V. NJ. Hard,
and Miss Kate Howard left Tuesday even
Ing for Saratoga Springs, n. Y.-Mis
Marie Gulick, who has been to her hom
ut Charlotte on vacation Of two weeks
has been obliged to return to her dutie
In the Warren Leather co. s office on &C
count of the absence of Miss Eugenia Pin
ney, who has been in burlington durin,
the Illness and death of her mother, Mrs
. Frank b. Morse. Word from Mrs. Ir;
w. Ober Tuesday evening stated that he
little daughter. Miss Gertrude Ober ha,
5 undergone q successful operation for ap
pendicitis at the Fanny Allen hospital fl
4 Winooski.-Harey Camp Of Wolcott, for
: merry assistant in the freight office, is Wis
iting friends hero.-Miss Cora Bugbe,
went TO Greensboro Tuesday Cor stay Il
the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Kinney
; h. &. Sheldon and son OF Swanton wer
I guests Monday and Tuosdav ~ ~
% Mrs. II. A. Slayton,-A daughter was borl
! Sunday TO Mr. and Mrs George Badger
George Badger. who has work at Quincy
e Mass passed Tuesday ut his home here -
: Mr. and Mrs. Lee s. Allen are parent
. Of a daughter. born Sunday.-Miss Eliza
y beth Churchill went to Barre Tuesday
= passing the night with her brother AM
V wife, Mr., and Mrs Churchill. Wednesda
she went TO Ecene. n. H.. to attend tn
y marriage of Miss Lila Cutler daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs II. T.. Cutler, former resi-
Gents Of Morr!svl-, to LOWS Dean.
Miss Carrie 1BoyCe went to IIardwic
Tuesday on account of the Illness of tn
r little child Of her sister and husband, Nj
=, and Mrs. Churles iyhy q Stnua