Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-14

and Mrs. b. f. Towers In Chicago
Mrs. j. w. McC;argan and father. p.
O'Byrne. left Saturday for Boston where
they Will spend some time with James
and William O'Byrne.-Mrs. Clara shedd
was the grcst Of friends In Montpelier
over Sunday-A c. Berry has been con-
fined to his homo by illness the past
week.-Mrs.. Perkins, who has been visit
Ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs II. A.
Bessett, has returned TO her home in
Montpelier Homer Berry, who Is at
tending the University of Vermont, was
at his home here over Sunday Thomas
McGoTern, James Murphy, Martha Bar
ney and Joseph Taylor are attending
the world series games In Boston.-A
dance for the benefit Of the Richmond
Cornet band will be given In the high
school hall this evening-The Rcv.
Charles Waite is in Boston for a short
stay.-Miss Mary Purtell .of BROOKLYN.
~ Y, Is spending some time at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Purtell. Mrs
Charles Granheld Of st. Adams was the
guest OF friends in town Sunday-Miss
Ruth johnson was given surprise
party at her home Friday evening In
hOnOr OF her 18th birthday
SHELBURNE.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Hodg-
gliins of Charlotte We're on their
way to Burlington Thursday they
collided with another team driven by
Miss Lucy Chaffee. The occupants of the
carriages were evidently blinded by the
headlight of an approaching automobile
and the collision overturned Mr.. Hodg-
kins's carriage. throwing them both out
and breaking Mrs. IIodgkins's arm. The
place and the automobile. which was
nearby, brought them TO the village,
from which place Harris Mack took
Mrs lIodgkins to her home in Charlotte.
Word has been received of the death
of still another old town resident, Horace
Richmond Basford. who died In Redf1eld,
S. D., September 7. He was born in Shell
burne November Q, 1851. His death was
sudden, caused by stroke of paralysis
Mr. and Mrs John Peterson have re-
turned from Lynn, Mass. where they
have been visiting their sons, Walter
and Robert Peterson.-rJoh Call from
Waterloo. Iowa. IS visiting his sister,
Mrs. j. J. Colamer.-Mrs. Roy Sanders
and Miss Laura Collamer have returned
from Brattleboro, whore they were sent
as delegates to the annual convention OF
the Women's Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Church.-The Ever Ready Circle Of the
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs.
Thomas Thompson this afternoon.
ST. GATHERINGS Church was the scene
Of a frett,- rria pc Monday rnOrnfnp,
at nine O'Clock when Miss Fanny +.
Miller daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Miller of Shelburne Falls. and Alfred Il.
Russell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Russell of Wiliston. We're united. the
ceremony being performed by Father
Henry, in the presence OF relatives and
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride wore a gown OF blue satin. trimmed
with lace. and a black picture hat, and
carried white prayer book and pearl
rosary. She also wore a string of gold
beads, a gift from the groom. Her going
away suit was of midnight blue, with
hat to match. The couple were attended
by their fathers. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. James Dover OF
burlington. After three weeks wedding
trip to the various parts of New Hamp-
shire and Vermont. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
will be at their home in Williston.
Mrs Irving II. Deyette bought Mon
day the Winterbottom place at shell
burne Falls consisting OF a house, barn
and about seven acres of land along
the La Plotte river near the grist mill
On Saturday evening Miss Lottie TIL
lotson of Hawaii will give an elecution-
airy and lecture entertainment, inter-
spersed with music. at the town hall be-
ginning at eight o'clock-Mrs. Benjamin
HARRINGTON was taken, Saturday to the
Sparhawk sanitarium in burlington for
and Mrs. J. f. Cauchon
and little son, Gerard. from Montreal
were in town Monday. Mrs. Cauchon
will be remembered as Miss Irene Pot
vln.-The high school supper held Thurs
day evening nctted sl2 and the Young
Peoples Auxiliary of Trinity Church
made s. at their food sale.