Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13

ter Mr.. Andrews was a natural mechanic
and was considered an expert ms a car
penter, plumber, steamnttcr and black.
smith For over n year he had been en-
poved at the Morrisvle foundry and ma
chine shops lie had been i'm sllghtly
falling health for six months and had
worked but few days since taking "A law
| off on account of a bad burn on his foot.
received while AT work i'm the foundry.
| lie is survived ny a sister, Mrs Clara
Crowen, a brother George Il. Andrews of
North Wolcott. and n half-brothcr. Car
roll J. T.. Andrews Of Caatlcdalc. 49, G.
Fred Moulton, c. Porter Greene. W. NJ.
Hill and G. \. Gle acted as bearers.
! The marriage of Miss Eva NJ Staucliff.
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G. sherman
| Stanciff to Leon y. Ward son of Mr.
and Mrs, Walter G. Ward, took place at
the home of the bride Saturday after
| noon at 1880 o'clock, the Roy. W. r. Best
| of the Puffcr Methodist Episcopal Church
performing the ceremony. Preceding and
| during the ceremony, Mrs. james Ford
| sister Of the bride, played "Oh Promise
Ne" The decorations were Of green md
white, the bridal party standing under
an arch of cedar and plumb blossoms
Miss Elsie Eddy of Malone, y. y, a
cousin OF the bride. acted as bridesmaid
and George Dewey Ward, brother of the
groom. as bestman. The bride was
gowned In white silk crepe de chine
trimmed with pearl beads She carried
lilies of the valley and white roses Tho
bridesmaid was gowned In Dale blue
crepe de chino and carried mink Carna-
lions. Miss Della Stanclrr, the younger
sister of the bride, and Miss Lucy Ford.
niece of the bride. acted as flower girls
Little Miss Marjorie FORD was the ring
bearer Following the service refresh
ments We're served, the couple leaving
Immediately after for Malone, ~ y,
where they will pass their hon"vmOpn
Both bride and groom are graduates of
Peoples Academy, Miss Stanclin in the
class Of 1912, and Mr.. Ward in the class
of 1913 They will mako their home mt
the Ward mill residence. NJ Ward hay
ing taken charge of the mill business
which his father has conducted for many
years,--Mrs. Maud Huntington benjamin
of Maiden, Mass, came Saturday even
ing for an extended visit with Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Warren.-NIiss Lois Wright of
Bradford. a student mt johnson Normal
who has attended to the work Of the
seventh and eighth grades during the i'll
ness OF MISS J"l'c l'fhlnS, returned to-
Johnson FRIDAY ev"n'nE.-Judge and MIS-
George NJ Powers accompanied by their
SON Horace FoWers' and daughter Miss
Dorothy Powers, arrived from Buring-
ton saturday afternoon in n seven
passenger touring car recently purchased
by Judge Powers.
Albert DouEIaSs' VINO mad been I'LL i"r
TWO ana ohe-hat years with hardening
!
or the arteries. dlod FRIDAY morning at
ilNe o'clock. Funeral services Wcf" H"id
AT ms Iate nome AT MorrSVlIIe corners
SUNDAY AT hoon' the R'V w. 1. lest
ot'claung' a. tt. Douglass W. T.. 800
hahnon' H. l.. smith ana r. VI. Small
acted as hearers Albert douglass Waa
n son OF Jonathan ana sally Cole Doug
lass. he was porn on the farm at Nor
ristoWh In IN" ana with the exception
of 10 years i'm Kansas. has made his
home in Morristown engaging in farm
ing until Obliged to give up two years
ago on account of his health. In carly
life he was united in marriage to Ellen
Baker, who survives him with three sons.
Arthur II. Douglass Eugene t. Douglas
and Maurice A. Douglass and one
daughter, Mrs Ruth Bohannon.-Thc
200 club, consisting of young married pco-
pie. held their last meeting Thursday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. \. w. Waite.
A supper was served at seven o'clock by
Mrs. Waite. Mrs. Eta Doty returned
Thursday evening from visit Of several
weeks with her sister ana husband, Mr..
and Mrs w. Grant Fancher Of Law
| renee, Mass.-Ollie Bcdell has one hand in
sling. the result Of being Spiked dur
ing the baseball game at Fairfax, Bel
lows Free vs.. +. A.-The Woman's club
held n social Thursday evening at The
iioIdIN as CLOSING OIL the WINTER series
OIL lheetihes'-Nrs' i'oN stevens an" SON.
fioNu' went frIdaN |" south falflee'-
MI ana MIS- james ford ana TWO emil
dreh OF Sh'ld"h springs came FRIDAY
morning, ana MISS Elsie i.duy oil '""Sm
faiS' ~ a. arrived thursday evening
guests or N"' ana MIS-. a. ;. SL1hcIiiI'--
fTederlck haIe OF 'hl'aGo IS guest OF
DR. ana Mrs a. D. NalIeau. MI Gaze
WAS member OF 20 H. eth crhoht'
ana is sre'uhH l1ehuS ne mas not seen
since IN" crosse OF the war IN leo'
Work was resumed AT the mon eirah-
lie company she"s ana +. W. Mould :
sheds Monday AFTER helnS closed down
Tor nearly 10 weeks on account of the
strike, winch was settled SaturdaN,-Nll-
ham HOWE who went to kingston, y,
Y, for employment after the strike was
ordered Is expected home to resume work
for the Union Ganite company Mrs
Susan Freeman of johnson came here
Monday. Miss Edith Spillor of st Johns
bury spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.,