Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-07


friends being present The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. f. A. J,endrum
pastor of the Methodist Eplscopal Church.
the double ring service being used The
bride wore her travelling suit OF navy
blue brondcloth and carried red roses.
The drawing and living room were deco
ated with red carnations and the dining
room with pink carnations and smilax.
Mrs Edward Murphy catered and those
who assisted In serving the guests were
Miss Bertha Truax and Mrs Clara IT
Marvin. The bride received a large mum
Der of gifts. Among the out of town
guests present at the wedding were tho
groom's parents. The bride and groom
left on the four o'clock train south for q
trip to Boston and other New ENGLAND
points.
The joint installation of the various
bodies of the odd Fellows fraternity
took place last evening. The officers of
Canton Franklin, No. 10, Patr,archs
Militant. installed were Captain. u. II.
Shangraw Lieutenant, +. b. Morton; en-
sign, L. l.. Mason; clerk, a. j. Tennv.
accountant, A, ID. bradford; standard
bearers, II. S. Klmball; standard guards.
Jay l.. Smith and W. r. Simpson.
sentinel, II. r.. Kimball picket, II. r.
Barney. The installing officer was Mai
A. j. Tenny, who was assisted by w u
Wilson, acting assistant adjutant-reneral
and II. Il. Kimball. aide de camp. The
following officers of Columbia Encamn.
ment, No /, were installed by D. l..
Selleck OF tddebury, district deputv
grand patriarch: Chief patriarch. 7 T..
tryA T.
warden. ]. A. Sturtevant: junior warden.
Benjamin II. Brown; scribe, A. j. Tenny;
treasurer r. L. Mason; guide. A. n.
Lucier; first watch, w. u. Wilson, sec
ond watch, t. X. Corliss third watch
II. f. Mooney; fourth watch, A. d.
Bradford; first guard of tent. NJ. J.
Bascom; inner sentinel, F. q. Burnell.
outer sentinel, II. c. Barney. The elective
officers of st. Adams Lodge. No. 81.
who were installed, are: Noble grand
NJ. ]. Bascomb vice-grand, r. r. Shan
graw, secretary. n. r. Kimball; treas
urer. F. b. Morton There were also some
appointive officers installed The officers
of Bellevue Rebekah Lodge. No 26. Install
ed are: Noble grand. Mrs. G. F. Flint; vice
grand, Mrs r. II. Shangraw; secretary
Mrs \. ]. Herrick; treasurer Miss
Martha Simpson; right supporter of noble
grand. Mrs. V. s. Rhoades; left sun
porter of noble grand, Miss Nellie Nc
Keever; chaplain, Mrs. G. +. Graves.
warden. Mrs. e. F. Ryder; conductor
Miss Florence Scofleld inside guardian.
Miss Ethel Basford; outside guardian.
Mrs b. II. Shangraw
Vera Martin. the three davs old daup-h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill A. Common
of Fairfield street, died yesterday morn
ing at 6:15 O'Clock at the hospital from,
atelectasis The body was placed in the
vault at the South Main street Gene
terry yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock
the Rev, George w Smith. rector of
st. Luke's Church, Offering prayer
At special meeting Of the Parish
Guild Of st. Lukes Church held Tues
day afternoon the Rev. George w
Smith was elected honorary president
Mrs. A. r. Soulo. president to succeed
Mrs. w. b. Arnold resigned, and Mrs
G. A. Bostwick vice-presdent.
At the regular meeting Of the board
Of management of the Woman's Hospital
association Mrs f. Wilson Day of
Franklin was appointed vice-president
for that town.
At meeting held Tuesday evening
Capt. j, A. Evarts installed the follow
ing officers of st, Adams Camp No
9,572 Modern Woodmen OF America
Venerable consul. r. w Fadden clerk,
G. f.. Pel; banker Harry Holmes:
advisor w. N Barnes: escort. F. NJ
Shore; Waterman, Clayton Nt,1owan;
sentry. f.. L. Bascom. Lunch was served
and lecture on "Woodcraft" was given
by r. W. Faddcn
Mrs. Lucia (Rowman) Wilder, wife of
A. d. Wilder of the Ilghgate road died
yesterday afternoon at 80 O'Clock Mrs
Wilder was a years old last October She
was married to Mr.. Wilder IS years ago
last May. Beside her husband she is
survived by two sons, Frank Bowman
Wilder OF tho Highgate road. Henry Il.
Wilder of Westfeld. Mass: one daugh-
ter, Miss Addie f, wilder Of the High
gate road, and three grandchildren. Miss
Lucia May Wilder, who Is now in a
business college in burlington. and Mar
jory and Donald Wilder of the Iiighgate
road The funeral arrangements have
not been completed yet
The board of civil authority OF St
Adams town will meet at the town hall
at the Bay Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock to consider the abatement OF
taxes.
j. T. Powers has arrived here from
Fall River. Mass, where he has been
employed by the Fall River Gas Ligh,
company, and has taken position with
the St Adams Gas Light company Mr.
and Mrs Powers are occupying rooms
at the home Of Mrs. William T. Donovan
on Bishop street.