Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-03

fore a screen Of evergreen and white
flowers. The sides of the alcove were
banked win FERNS and yellow daisies.
The bride had az her maid of honor
her sister, Miss II. Agnes RelI The
best man was Rupert King of Fairfax
and the ushers were Harry BeIl of
Massena, N. y, brother of the bride.
clifford Stewart and Warner Gregory
OF FAIRFAX Little Lois Brown and
Arlene Bell carried white ribbons to
form an aisle from the foot of the
stairs to the place where the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. +. NJ.
Barnes of Richford. Preceding the
service a musical program was given
by Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Wead Ora
Wead and Ainslec y. Lawrence. who
also played the Bridal Chorus" from
Lohengrin Little Murray Dunsmore
acted as ring bearer. The bride was
gowned in white Oriental lace over
white silk. She carried bride roses and
wore orange blossoms in her hair. The
maid of-honor wore white net trimmed
with yellow ribbon and carried sweet
peas. The little girls dresses were
| white with yellow ribbons. The bride
wore going-away suit of Copenhagen
blue wool poplin with hat to match A
reception followed. Among out of town
guests present, besides those already
mentioned, were Guy Butler and daugh-
ter Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur n.
Southland and sons Ralph and Wendell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Butler of Fair
fax, Mrs. f. NJ Barnes and son Duane
of Richford. Mrs Emma Hatch and
Miss Bertha Hatch of Melrose. Mass,
Albert Butler and Miss Leila Chambers
of Burlington, Lcmuel f. Brown of
Chazy. N Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Irish of Westford. The bride and
groom left to spend a few days in
camp. after which they will go on an
extended motor tour.
The Rev. william S. Neenen, rector
of st. Nictor's parish, Victor, Colo
who is the guest of the Rev. u. j. O'Sul-
| livan, of st. Mary's parish, officiated
and preached at both masses at st
Mary's Church Sunday, and will re
main here for about three weeks re-
licving Father O'Sullivan of all par
ish duties during that time. Father
| Necncn is former st. Albanian and
his family was well known here for
| many years. He was graduated from
! the st. Adams high school in the class
scminares in Washington, New York
and Baltimore and is prominent among
the successful pastors of the Denver
diocese.
Nathan p. Beals, aged SO years.
former st. Albanian. died July 10 at hi:
late home in Victory. He is survived
by one daughter Mrs. Skin Anderson
with whom he made his home, and tw,
Let,
bans and Mrs. Hulda Page of Geneva
Iowa.
Warren r. Austin has received ,
sudden call to go to China. where h
expects to remain about six month";
representing important New Yorl
financial interests. He will have hi
headquarters at Pekin. Mr.. Austin vii
be accompanied by Mrs. Austin an,
younger son Edward. The elder son
Robinson. will return with "Kamp Xii
kare" boys to the Lawrenceville On. j.
school in the fall.
The marriage of Miss Marion S
Brigham, elder daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry S. Brigham of Upper Weldel
street. to George H. Read. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. George f. Read of Richford
took place yesterday morning at clever
u Nlotk AT tne FIRST CONGREGATIONS
Church, the Rev. $. W. Anthony per
forming the ceremony. The couple wa
unattended. The wedding marches wer
played by Miss Mildred a. Brooks, VIII
also played softly during the ceremony
, The bride wore suit Of blue taffeta wit
hat to match, and white fox fur. TIL
church was tastefully decorated wit
} ferns and sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs
Read left by automobile for LAX
WilouEhby, where they will remain il
camp for two weeks after which the
: will make their home in Richford. TIL
: bride received many gifts. Among on
: of town guests present were Mr.. an
: Mrs. George f.. Read, Mr. and Mrs. +
: b. Read. Miss Helen Read, Ernest an
Benjamin Read, DR.. and Mrs II.
; Herrick, Miss Grace Elias and Mis-
) Hernice Mosier Of Richford.
t The case of State VS.. Frank T.. Bemis
woh was arrested some time ago on tn
> charge of practicing medicine and SUI
gerry without a license, was heard b
City Judge n. n. Post in city court an
. decision rendered sustaining the re
spondent's demurrer. The respondent wa
discharged. NJ. II. Alexander appeare
for the respondent.