Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20

father, Tsadoro Milo, and her sisters, the
Misses Julia and Lucy Milo.
Henry Ruscoe has received word
from his son, George T.. Ruscoe, Com
pany T. First Vermont Infantry, at
| Eagle Pass, Texas, in which he says
that all have been ill., but arc get
! ting better. lie reports the thcrmome-
ter as registering at 11j in tho shade.
Mrs. Herbert Booth has gone to Bos-
| ton for a two weeks visit to friends.
Miss Rose Donaway Of Richmond is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Donaway-Mr and Mrs. Rcu-
ben Hanchctt have returned to Nine
willie, n. Y. after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Gaines and other friends in
| this vicinity.-W. Il. C. Crnnneley of
Middlebury is substituting for week
as operator at the railroad station
Mrs Eugene Brooks and daughter,
Miss Pearl. Of Burlington are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Dustin c. Barrows.-
S. NJ. Boardman of Burlington called
on friends here Tucsday.--Mrs. Jose
phine Oliver is spending a week with
her son. ~ y. oliver OF Westport,
y. "a u. Wright of Middlebury
| visited friends here Tuesday.-Mrs.
w J. strong has returned from
visit to Dir. and Mrs. Horace !. Par
! kcr of New York at their summer
home at North 1lcro.-C. J. Little of
| burlington called on friends here Tues
day.-Charles Lavaley has pur-
chased the Rubcor place on the west
side of the rivcr.-Thc Misses Emma
and Rose Pigeon have returned to
! burlington after visit to her aunt.
Miss Julia Milo.-Toscph Collette. sta
ton agent at Leicester Junction. has
been appointed operator at the Ncr-
ccnnes railroad station.-Isadore Milo,
| aged 9l years. has conc to visit rola-
tivcs in Burlington after which he
viii so to Canada to visit other rela-
| tiVes.
Marguerite Agnes, daughter Of Cap
tain and Mrs. NJ. II. Daniels. and
! Charles William Harrows. son of
Charles Barrows of Barre. were mar
ried Thursday morning at $50 at st.
Peters Church by the pastor the Rev.
l.. \. Nczna. Tho brides dress was
chiffon over white Gcorrcttc crepe.
trimmed with point dcsprit lace. She
wore white chiffon hat with white
ostrich band and carried shower
bouquet Of white sweet peas and white
carnations. Tho bridesmaid was her
sister, Miss Beatrice Daniels who
~
match, and carried rcd roses. The six
maids Of honor were the Misses Marie
and Catherine Rivers. May Milo, Maizic
Barrows. katherine Geo and Helen
Tull. all in white gowns. with white
hats, and each carried n bouquet of
yellow daisies Tho bost man was
Fabian Rivers. Tho church was decor
lated in a color scheme OF yellow
and white. Garlands Of yellow daisies
were used in decorations. each scat at
the end having bouquet of yellow
daisies Dr. Edward Plon played the
wedding march and also rendered
vocal and Instrumental selections
throughout the ceremony. and for the
nuptial mass which followed. \ we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
brides home after the ceremony to the
near relatives and the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. BarroWs left at noon by
auto for n weeks trip and will be
given a reception at the brides home
Thursday evening, July q The
brides going away dress was trav
cling suit of brown Eahardine, with
brown hat to match. Both are gradu-
atcs of the Ncrgcnncs high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrows will reside here,
where Mr.. Barrows is employed in the
drug store OF W. r. Warner & Co
Three cows belonging to y. g. Delano
died recently. To find out the cause
Nh Delano sent the stomach of one
of them to the experiment station of
the University of Vermont to he eX-
amincd and the report received was
that the cause of death was paris
green. As the cows had not left the
pasture it is thought the poison was
Oh pt bp
affected. but apparently not fatally
Mr. and Mrs. George -. Middebrook
and daughter, Florence. are spending
the summer at their cottage. Rush
more, at Long point.-George Hol-
comb, ST.. of Johnson Is the guest Of
his sistor-in-laW. Mrs. Adelbcrt
Jamcs.-Aldcrman and Mrs Arthur w.
Norton and DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Cole
made an auto trip through tho Adiron-
} daCks Tue sday and visited Mr.. and
Mrs Nortons son, Donald, at the mill
tary camp at Platts burgh, y. N.-Mrs.
Louise G. Pcase of Paincsvillc, Ohio,
and party of friends are at the Pease
summer house near Adams Ferry
Walter +. Smith of Burlington called
on friends here yestcrdaY.-Marshall
r. Stoarns of Cleveland. Ohio. visited
his sister, Miss Enle Stewart of New
York city. who is spending the sum-
mcr at the home of MIR. and Mrs. f. A.
I.ce-Mr. and Mrs. John II. Coo and
son, Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Tallmadge
parents of Mrs. Coo, of South Nor
, walk, Conn, are spending a week with
Mr. Goes mother, Mrs. T.. w. Coc.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert DaVey and three
children of Jackson Mich, and Mrs
, DavcY's father, II. H. Degcnaar al
. peokskill. y. y, ON an auto tour tC
points in New York and Vermont, are
spending a week with Mrs. Davcy's
mother. Mrs. Eliza DaVcy.-Attorney
. the week at their farm in Brdport.-
Miss Anna Middlcbrook of Wcybridge
is visiting her nephew, g. ID. Middle
. brook, at his cottage at Long point
k PANTON.
z Miss Mary Adams of New York city
is in town for her vacation-Mr Louise
, | Pease of gainesville. Ohio, has arrived
at her farm for an indefinite stay
=, Mrs John sullivan and daughter
= Gladys, of New York city are at Tho
o Sullivan home for the summer.-Mrs
i Arthur Nanderhoof has been called t.
=, Cornwall by the sickness and death o
h her brother Edward Harris MIR. anC
d Mrs. r l.. iIanchett and daughter Dora
$ and Miss Lennis Davis of Minevile, y
- Y, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
l. Gaines Sunday and with them motored t.