Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-27

bury George Mccormick of North
field has been transferred here
Miss Blanche Montgomery, who has
been at the home of friends and rela-
tivos, will leave about the first OF
August with her father. Blanchard
Montgomery, for Los Angeles. Cal. to
make their home. Miss Lila Mont
gomcry, who has been teaching gar
donng in Los Angeles, will make her
home with them. Miss Blanche. who
has completed three years in the Uni
vcrsity of Vermont. will take her |
fourth year in the University of
Southern California at Los Angeles
News has been received of the an
nouncement by Mrs. Alice NJ Cooley of
Madison. Wis. of the marriage of her
niece Miss Marjorie Alice Duffas. Miss
Duffas was educated here at the Wa
terbury high school. her mother. Mrs. |
Nellie Duffas. leaving here at the time. |
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William Rowe at Baskerville
Park Wednesday, July 10 and was
witnessed only by Immediate relatives.
Those coming from out of town were
relatives of the bridegroom, Miss s.
Ellen Bryan of Baltimore and Miss NJ.
Katharine Bryan of Washington. d. c..
and brother of the bride. william
Duffas of Lawrence. Kans The BRIDE
groom. Samuel Bryan, Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. r. Bryan of Washington.
d. c. He was graduated from Leland
Stanford University in 1910 and re-
ceived his masters degree in eco
Monies from Leland Stanford. He wa 3
a graduate student in political econ
omy and sociology at Wiscinson and
in 1912 entered his present employ
ment with the railroad commission of
Wisconsin. The bride after leaving
here was at the university and at
Stout Institute, Menomonie. Her
father John Duffas. was formerly in
business In Barre. in the firm of Duff
fas 6: MARI. and Mr.. and Mrs. Duffas
also lived in Willamstown for a long
time. After October l Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan will be at home at 1920 Reyes
avenue, Madison. Wis.
Edwin F. Palmer and f. Huntley Pal
mer spent Sunday at the home OF A.
c. Huntley in Bolton, Mrs. Palmer re-
turning home with them-Mr. and
Mrs. William Coffin are parents of a
son, born Saturday Both mother and
son are doing well. He has been
named Edward Richard Coffin.-Mr.
and Mrs Charles Cushman were at the
home of A. c. Huntley in Bolton Sun
day.-Hugh Harvey. who has been en-
ployed in Hartford. Conn. Is at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. K.
&c. Harvey-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
/ Lewis and family of East Brookfeld
were at the home of E. C. Harvey
Sunday.-Mrs. Webster Irish Is con-
fined to the house by illness-Cuests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelock Towne at
Colbyville are her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Bean, and sons
Oscar and Burnie of Lisbon, ~ H.. and
Mrs. Townes brother and family. Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. Tobin and daughter of
| Burlington. Sheriff and Mrs. Todd of
Burlington We're also recent guests at
the same home--Mrs. Charles Abbott
and daughter Avis have returned from
a visit to Corinth.-The sympathy of
the community goes out to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moody of Barre in the
death by drowning of their two sons.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Moody. the latter
formerly Miss Georgia Chesley, were
Waterbury young people. The young
men are nephews of c. NJ. Chesley.
Mrs. r. NJ. Ruggles and Edward Ches-
ley of this town.
The funeral of the Moody boys, who
were drowned in the Dog river Sun
day, was held at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Tuesday afternoon, the
Rev. V. l.. Smith officiating. The bear
ers were Levi Chesley. Walter Deal.
Morrill, Crane and Floyd Arkeley for
Richard Moody, and Walter Chesley,
William Deal, Charles Chesley and Ell
roy Chase for Dwight Moody. Burial
was in the family lot in the village
cemetery.
: Ivan. the year-old son of Mr..
; and Mrs Ernest Purver. who broke his
leg last week, is doing S we'll as could
be expected. The little fellow was on
, a load OF hay with other children when
he fell off, The fracture was reduced
by DR.. +. +. Steele. Jr. He has been
lame because of trouble with the other
leg for some time.--Les.ie Booker Is
, at the home OF his grandfather. Au-
gust Bocker,--The condition OF ]. F.
Crossett seems weaker.-Frank Bacon
has arrived from Randolph and Is al
the factory of the Demeritt company
, in preparation for the canning season
, Among those from out of town who
were present at the funeral Of the
, Moody boys Tuesday were Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Moody and Randall
Moody of Barre. Miss Madge Moody anc
, Clinton Barrows of West Berlin, the
4 Misses Rena and Beatrice Moody O.
q burlington. Edward Kelly OF Albany
r ~ Y. Mr.. Hartwell of Northfield. Mr.
t Kimball of West Berlin and Mrs HAITI
i Edwards of Montpelier. The bodies
:. were brought from Mortified by auto
:. hearse.-Mrs. Datoni has returned
Il from Boston, where her daughte
G Luigi was operated upon for lamenes
d following infantile paralysis. Every
II thing looks favorable for satisfactor.
f results.-F. w. Elliott of Burlington
t and Frank Lewis We're in Groton yes
3 terday on business.-Miss Corneli'
= Young of Cleveland, Ohio, is with Mrs
3 Lena Freeman at North Duxbury-
- Mrs. John Harvey and daughter Mis-
o Lottie Wrisley. of Lowell. Mass. wht
@ have been guests of Mrs. Harvey's sis
- ters Mrs. Fred David and Mrs. Franl
IS Lewis, have returned home. Mrs. Har
3 vey made the trip because of the con
It dition of her father, George Carlton
clifford Collins who has been for som
a time at the Holmes market, has begun
10 work for the Demeritt company.-Mr
l. and Mrs. Robert EaGan have moved IN
= to the Blodgett house on Randall ave
,r nue.-Mrs. Al Morse has returned iron
q, visit to Montpelier and Randolph.
" MONTPELIER.
J. DIR. Chester f. Cleaves and Florenc
i Mae Downs We're married at eigh
Is Thursday evening at the home OF IN