Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-30

Tho bride entered ON the arm of her Ia
thor. The Rev. D. II. Corkran, pastor Of
the Methodist church, performed the
ceremony. clyde S. Balm and William Ed
munds were ushcrs. The bride was gown
white net and carried u shower bouquet
of white roses and sweet peas Tho maid
of honor wore changcablo pink tafieta and
carried pink carnations. Miss lncz Lc-
Wick presided at the punch bowl, while
the Misses Chaplin. Graham and Bartlett
and Mrs Brooks served. Tho young
couple left ON n short honeymoon trip
through the South and ON their return will
make their home in New Jersey, where
the groom is employed rs a chemist with
the Il. +. Du Pont de Nemours company.
Those present from out of town were: Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Severance of Proctor, Mrs
Charles Triggs Of Port Chester, y. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. q. Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Brown Of Bristol. Miss Mildred
Chaplin Of Ithaca. n. V, j. H. Holmes Of
Rochester, n. V, Miss Ruth Rogers Of
burlington, Robert English OF Science
tady, y. Y, William l;dmunds of Bristol
and clyde s. Balm of Washington, u. c.
w. f.. Bentley and family have
moved from the Thomas house on
South Pleasant street to his new
house ON the same street. Harold
Scarf and family of Washington street
have moved into the housc vacated by
Mr. Bcntcy.-Ilcbert Shcltus has return
cd from llghgatc Springs, whore he has
been for few days. He was accom-
panied home by his brother, oscar Shell
tus, who will make his home here with
his brother Mr.. Shcltus was hurt
about Il year ago, from which he has
not fully recovered.
Since the storm Sunday it has been
discovered that several Monuments and
headstoues i'm the West cemetery are
down, trees having been blown against
them lTeadstoncs and monuments Of
former prominent Middlchury people
were badly damaged. The telephone and
teloRraphic service between some of the
towns connecting with Middlchury has
not yet been resumed on account of
the damage done to the lincs.-Niss
Frances Adams, who has been here
spending the holidays at the home of
ex-President Ezra Brainard of Middle
bury College, has returned to Castlcton
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Wimmett, who
have been spending a few days in town.
have returned to rittsford. -Ra ymond
Nudge is spending the holiday season
in East WallinGford.-Georg Demo one
of whose hands was badly cut two
weeks ago. is able to resume his en-
ploymcnt. The Rev. and Mrs y. Il.
HOughton of Wallingford are spending Il
few days in town with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Billings.-Mr and Mrs.
William L. ilosmer and daughters, Alice
and Flora, of Troy, \. V. are here to
spend the holidavs.--A service to watch
the Old year ont will he held at the Me
mortal Baptist Church Friday evening.
There will he a prayer and conference
meeting from 900 to 1000 n. M, with Il
social hour under the auspices Of the
Christian F.ndeavor society from 1000
to 1889. Watch service the last half
hour Of the ycar.-Mrs. r. Carroll Iar-
wood died at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. +. j. Wiley, Tuesday morning at
the age of Is years She was the daugh-
ter of the Rev. and Mrs Stephen Pal
MGR of South Glens Falls, ~ Y. and
is survived by her parents and one
daughter, Mrs. f.. j. Wiley, with whom
she lived. and two sisters. Miss Rather
inc f.. Palmer ana Mrs. John G. Wal
lace. Mrs. Harwood had been i'll foi
about three weeks-Mr. and Mrs q. II
Cushman have returned from Ticon-
deroga, y. V, where they have been tt
visit their daughter. Mrs NJ. Y. Drake
Arthur G, t'reegard has sold his farm
on Weybifdae hill to Margaret l.. and
Mary +. Tulley through the y s. F'oote
company.-Mr, and Mrs. Henry Baum
back of Auburn. y. v. are in town tc
visit at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs ~ s
Footc,-T funeral of Mrs Mary II
Marshall was held at her late home on
North Pleasant street Tuesday afternoon
Al two o'clock. The Rcv. A. \. Ian
caster pastor of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church. officiatcd. There was larg,
attendance and the floral tributes were
many and beautiful. Burial was in the
family lot in the West cemetery. Dur
ing the passing of the funeral process
sion the curtains of all The stores Wcr,
drawn. The bearers were $. Aines, +
j. Hubbard, .. II. CUshman, Franl
Fansworth. w. l.. Clement and DR.. T.
II. Martin-The funeral of Miss Emma
IIigloy was held at her late home OF
South street at II O'Clock Wednesday
The remains We're taken ON the 1850 train
to Castlcton for burial
W. ~. Sheple Of Waterbury, is mad
the defendant in two cases entered yes
terday in Washington county court, q
+. Evans being the plaintiff in a genera
assumpsit case for $500 ana the orato
in n chancerY case, \ trospass case
town of Mortified Is. w. NJ. Burke, wa
also entered yesterday.
The accounts Of the trustees in tM
bankruptcy estate of Charles +. Eddy o
stowe were approved yesterday at tn
final meeting held before Referee W, \
Theriault. The trustees are Fred Il
Thomas of Montpelier, o. T.. Luce o
stowe and &. e. Graves Of Waterbury
The clccks for the final dividend vii
not he sent until the first of next mont
owing To the large number Of creditors
and the amount has not been determined
Already there has been a 50 per cent
dividend paid.
Mrs. j. w. Rogers and father Eugen
NJ Buck, leave to-day for Boston. The
will attend the wedding Friday evening
at Winthrop of Grover NJ. Buck. son o
T.. M Buck. and Miss Georgia Douglass
The prospective groom was graduate
from Montpelier high school several year
ago and has been employed by a Bostol
insurance company for two years.
DIR. II. \. Flint loft Yesterday nool
for Cranton, Pa, where he will be tn
rector of the Episcopal Church. Mrs
Flint has gone to NOIth0cld to Visi
eN-Congrossman Frank plumlcy, he
father before joining her husband.
The annual meeting of the Mcmorld
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