Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30

the u.uHHiuL director of the company,
and the business Will be continued as in
tho past. Mr.. Parker's stock in the COM
pany has been purchased by the other
three stockholders, the transfer taking
place November -. one of the directors
said Thursday that Mr. Parker had
an opportunity in Boston that he did not
feel he could refuse.
Miss Madeline Viden, daughter of V. +.
Nidcll Of 217 Elmwood avenue, and Rayo
Clark OF Hartford Conn, formerly Of
This city, were married at six O'Clock
Monday morning at 81 JoSophS Church
by the ri. Rev. jerome NJ. Cloarcc. the
brides father and grandfather. Frank
NidcN, attended the couple. The bride
wore blue silk and carried bridal roses.
Ar,cr wedding breakfast the couple
Left for Hartford. where they VIII make
their home. Both are motives here and
Mr.. Clark lived here up to last sum-
mcr
The marriage of Mrs. Matte Field May !
uard and Howard Crane took place very
quietly Saturday morning at ten o'clock
at the apartments Of Mrs. Maynard at VI
Pine street the Rev George w. DaVen-
port officiating. Relatives only were |
4 present at the ceremony and al the break
fast that followed Mr. and Mrs. Crane
left for a short wedding trip. Miss Norma
Maynard daughter Of Mrs. Maynard
came from New York, end Harold Crane,
son of Mr. Crane. came from Bordcntown
Military Academy to attend the we'd
ding.
Settlement was made Thursday by
Lucille S Rulison widow of Charles NJ
Rulson. by which Mrs Rulison trans
forred all her interests in the estate,
which amounts to about $4,000, over to
DnfoclD RnligoD tppthgr the de-
ceased. The litigation was over stock in
the International Hotel Register COM
pany of this city, which was part of the
estate of the deceased. Thomas Reeves,
who has had charge Of the business for
about year and a half, as admnistra-
tor, will continue to run the business for
it's present owner.
, The annual children's sociablc at the
Unitarian Church Friday was attended
by A children of the Home for Destitute
Children. One youngster said: This Is
the incest time [ ever had in my life.
1 Cards were played before the supper, and
II an entertainment followed it, as follows
Japanese song in costume, Laura VIII
- iams recitation. Peggy Mower; inter
II prctivc dance, "Idyl of Youth" Sybil ant
l. Harvey Foote; play. '"rhc Train t.
Mauro." Emory Mower and Hervey ant
|. Herrick Macomber. Miss Alice Nash ant
al N cha of tlt
It entertainment.
l. The marriage of Frank II. Smollins o
-, 5' ST. Iaul street ana Marsart' "a : az
+ ron OF orleans was celeprl'ti M9 ,',
morning d, SIN ci4cN at ,,, ~, m "ais
n in,, 1,ha ,,orri.,,, ,.os ,.or,, nuio, OWN,
,h, ran>r, doath az tho Groom
= mother. Miss Mary Smollins. sister o
10 the groom, attended the bride, and VII
il liam King was the rroom's attendant
II Tho bride ,,or, TRAVELLING, suit Of blu
-, broodclotb ,rith fur RUNNING and hat +
natch ana tho bridesmaid an olive gree
smit fnr trin,r,od and black ba, NJ,
Is nd Nrs S,,,1,ins ,r,,t Monday :
r orIaons for , briof uoddino trim and q
Oh tboir return 1riu live ot Or Uavyyar
ne street
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the mas bt"n at lhc Mary l''c"'' h"SP.
ar since II" was lhlulo" III an "u'1'h"n
RS accident N"N'fhpor D, mas returhV" |"
car nome II Is tAptcIeu no" tha' ,h' SIX
ing nf one eye Willch was ptll'Ne" at
time to nave neen lost necause pa'
.ial cut by glass from thc Wihushleiu OF
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vent Ir,Ir'
r. The annual meeting OF .he la"
ny uXlllarles TO the ancient oru'r oi III.
mans IN Nhlttehuch county was W."
- the fiibernlan rooms IN inns 'l'S RI"
4"' evening, MISS Ccila KEd"r' county pi
40 ident, presiding. There are auxi'aries
us Richmond and tins city 10 members
w., each auxiliary Attending ne ON.
1,,, elected were; freSioeht' M'S9
.'na Ryder OF TINS clty' Nce-preSlueh'' ~
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