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

j. Scoield of this city and Mrs A. C.
! Shufeldt of Burlington poured coffee.
| Those who served were Miss Rollins M SIS
| Florence Scoheld. Miss Jessie G. Bar
! ker and Mrs. Clara T. Marvin. Mrs.
! Edward Murphy catered. Tho punch
was served by Mrs w. C. Robe We'd
! ding cake, in dainty boxes, was dis
tributcd to the guests. The bride re-
ceived many gifts. The grooms gift to
the bride was crescent pin set with
diamonds and to the best man diamond
| scarf pin. The brides gift to the maid
of honor was cameo ring. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Tolos left for a motor trip
through the West. The bride wore n
| travelling suit Of blue taffeta with hat
to match. After November 1 they will
be at home al 10 Williams street. An
sonia, Conn. The groom Is graduate
of the Yale University academic course
in 1a0l and the Yale medical course in
| 1904. He spent three years In the Rhode
Island General hospital and was instruc-
tor in anatomy In Yale for three years.
The bride has been assistant superin.
tendent at Griffin hispital, Derby, Conn,
the past five years. Among out OF town
/ guests who attended the wedding were
Harrison Tolles, father of the groom.
and Mrs. Liona Darlington Of Ansona;
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Whitman and Mr..
! and Mrs. w. Fl. Greene Of Richford; A.
c. Shufeldt. Miss Marjorie and Master
| Gardner Shufeldt of Burlington; Mr.,
and Mrs. r. Whitman, Master Lawrence
and Miss Grace Whitman of Franklin;
Mis- Grace Bllnn and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Shepard of Frelighsburg. p O.;
Mrs l.. L. Thomas of Bedford, p c..
and Miss NJ. Ellen Barker of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The funeral of Mrs. Cendace (Pome-
roy) Temple, widow Of Chauncy Tenn
pie, who died Friday evening from the
effects Of a stroke of apoplexy suffered
that morning was held at her late home
on High street Sunday afternoon at
23o o'clock The Rev. Dr. +. A. Len
drum. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Of which she was an active men,
Der and a worker in it's various socie-
ties, offcated. There was no singing.
The bearers were A. D. and F. A. Col
Inns. I. T. Beeman. James Chynoweth.
t. l.. C. Best and Elmer johnson. and
the burial was In the family lot in the
South Main Street cemetery. Mrs.
Temple was born in Franklin December
10, 1887. being, therefore, nearly rs years
old. She attended the public schools Of
that town and later was graduated from
Montpelier Seminary. September 10.
1875, she was married to Chauncy Tenn
pie, who died in this city June 8. 1912
Mrs. Temple had resided in st. Adams
q years She is survived by one daugh-
ter. Mrs. a. S. C. Beeman. and one sis
ter, Mrs. Sylvester Donaldson. both of
this city, and brother, George f.
romeroy of Franklin.
st. Luke's Episcopal Church. which
has been closed the past month. was
rcopened Sunday morning. the interior
having been painted. vanished. redecor-
ated and renovated throughout. The car
pet has been rclald. hut now extends
only under the seats. The aisles. church
sa cristry, main and south entrances and
the choir room are covered with n light
brown high grade linoeum. A new floor
has been laid in the tower room. the
stone walls of the church and parish
house have been painted. the parish
house has been reprinted and revar-
nshed throughout and the floors oiled.
the church doors at the west and south
entrances have been painted dark
green and repairs have been made in
the wall in the basement Of the church.
The improvements We're made possible
by a special gift. The work was done
under the personal direction Of the rec
tor the Rev. George w. Smith.
The city schools opened Tuesday
morning for the fall term of Is weeks
with an enrolment of 1.O36 pupils. II
lis expected there will be at least so
more within n week. The total enroll
{ ment in the academy is 299. The only
changes in the teaching force are that
Miss a. Louise Bartlett of Northamp-
ton Mass, succeeds Miss May l.. Villas,
resigned as teacher of commercial sub
jccts; Miss Mary T.. white takes the
: place of Miss NJ. Emilia HouGhton. re-
signed in the sixth grade Of the Fair
field street school Miss Myrtle Spauld-
ing succeeds Miss Ildah O. Gale. re-
+ signed. in the eighth grade at Fair
: field street and Miss Alice Chynoweth
| is assistant teacher In the Erammer
school Miss Hazel NJ. Parmelee, who
I last year taught music, which was
2 started in the first four grades of the
: schools will continue that work, which
will be extended Immediately into the
: fifth and sixth grades. The town
n schools also opened Tuesday and the
= Villa Barlow convent and st. Mary's
. school.
. The funeral of Fred +. Wells. who
e. died AHndaN morning Of rassive con
e gcstion of the lungs, contributing
Y cause being the fracture OF several
p ribs was held at his late home on LAKE
Il street yesterday at two o'clock
il the Rev. DE- George l.. Gould. pastor
of the Baptist Church. officiating
h Burial was in the South Main stree
), cemetery Mr.. Wells was hit by al
k automobile drivon by Mrs q. NJ. RobS
II on Lake street late saturday afternoon
q 1t is said that as Mr. Wells stepped In
}. t. the read in front of the car Mrs
Y Roby sounded her horn. When the
s man did not move Mrs. Roby stopped
2 the car, but not soon enough to proven
@ hitting the man. He was taken to hi
r. home and Drs +. A. Hyatt and w. j
q Upton were summoned. An investiga
IS ton was made by states Attorney S $
Gushing. but it is said that actor
= ranted. This is the first fatal automo
b., bile accident in the city. Mr.. Wells
f. who was 30 years old, was born il
s Swanton. He was painter in tn
!, plant of the st. Adams Foundry AM
is Implement company "a years. He i
= survived by his wife. two sons william
II and Reuben, of this city. and three sis
r ters Mrs Florence Guyette of Platts
r. ibur;h, ~ Y, Mrs. Hattie Fortier o