Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-05
MIDDLEBURY.

A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday cvning, when Miss Sarah
Vivian Stimnson became the bride Of
Charles Dutton bingham The marriage
was solemnized a the home of the groom
and the Rev. II G. Newell performed
the ceremony. The house was prettily
decorated with pink and white asters,
banked with running pine, the ceremony
taking place beneath an arch of the same
material Mrs G. u. Miner, organist Of
the Congregational Church of this vii
lace. played the wedding march. Tho
bride and groom We're attended BY Miss
Lena Woods and Don Hamilton. both Of
this village The bride was EoWned in
white not and carried a shower bouquet
! OF white roses The bridesmaids dress
/ was of crepe meteor and she carried
lavender asters, The brides gift to the
bridesmaid was a gold brooch and the
grooms gift to his best man was gclu
scarf pin A large number of presents
We're received. including a purse of
money from the members of the Con
pregational Church \ reception was
held Immediately following the Cere-
imony. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham
icft for an extended automobile trln
through the New ENGLAND States.-Alhert
Gordon student i'm Middlehury high
school, while playing football on the
school grounds suffered the fracture of
his right arm. He was taken TO his home
and DR. r. w. Prentiss was summoned
and set the broken bone,-Dr. w. A
Dewey and family, who have spent the
summer here. started ON their return trir
hy automobile Thursday TO Ann Arbor
Mich.
a pretty home wedding took place n
the home Of Mr and Mrs. Edison Burns
ia the east part of the town sunday
IafternOon at four o'clock wien theif
daughter Miss Mary Burns of New
Haven, was united in marriage to Jane;
F.ubar of Lincoln. The ceremony was
performed by A. w. Dickens of Middle
bury Miss Ada Benedict of this village
acted as bridesmaid and Harvey Burns
n brother of the bride was best man
There were only members of the imme
diate families present Mr.. and Mrs
Eubar departed soon after the ceremony
for parts unknown for n short weddins
trip after which they Will make thel
home in Lincoln. The young couple re
ceived a large number of presents.
An arrangement has been made betweei
the pastors and governing committees o
the Baptist. Congregational, and Netho
dist Churches of this village, under Whlci
lunion service of the congregations o
those different churches will be held tW'
|Or three tllneS a Ilpl'l' SCI ~ - ''''''
in turn at each church. The first wer
/ held Sunday night at the Baplst thur'n
Itno Rev. D. II. Corkran, Methodist pas
itor preaching The next will be hell
lSundav evening. October p, and TN
inreacher will he the Rev. Guy T. BentoH
. president Of the University OF Vermont
III is expected that after while IN
!, Thursday night prayer meetings OF IN
, different churches will also he conducte
= under the union arrangement, hUt I'M
, matter has not been fully decided.
- Gilbert Dumas has returned from Rul
=, land where he has spent few daN
. at the home of his daughter, Mrs, Fran
$ oon,is Monday market day. 81
. brought SO to rs cents and butter so to
ccnts.-Thc Rev and Mrs John Evan
Bold Of South street are parents of sor
The harvesting of the fan apple GRO
=. was pretty generally heguu about thi
IS section Monday and the first loads q
- h,rr,lcd applcs were brought into tn
'i donot Tuesday for shipment for tn
% citv markets. 40 general price ha
vet bocn established, except for apple
:! to no delivered under long time con
u tracts-Thc soleCtmcn of the town AZ
2 nuttino in "A new iron bridge in tn
cast part of the town over mudd
. branch Mr.. ana Mrs. Moses WIN
4, mott and childrcu have returned tr"'
p, pittsford. where they have hocu visit
If inp Mrs Wimmctts parents. Mir an
g., Mrs Nicholas Weinle. There was
Il heavy frost SUNDAY night and ligl
4, rrnst Monday night throughout tn
u section. hut no damage of amy cons'
81 uuence is reported.-Georse Lahos