Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-28
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NEWS BY COUHT9VS 1''i' IED 1,1

WcNbridgc street Mrs. Grey was born
aud brought up in MiddlcburY, was
and secured divorce here.
She was married when less than 16
years of age. Since that time she has
made n fine reputation for herself on
the stage, in leading parts. and has not
by any means forgotten her old home
and friends.
\ pretty ana quiet wedding took
place at tho home Of Father r. j. Leon
ard Monday morning at nine O'Clock,
when Miss Mary LaRock. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs william LaRock of Ii
conderoEa, y. y was married to Bur
ley Sears of this village. The cerc-
mony was performed by Father Leon
ard. The bridesmaid was Mrs. Carl
Sears and the best man was Mr.. Sears
of Ncrgonnes. The bridal party were
driven to the homo Of the groom's
mother Mrs. Sears, on Seymour street,
where they were given reception in
the evening which was attended by a
large number OF friends and relatives.
Refreshments worc served. Mir. and
Mrs. Sears left for short wedding
trip. after which they viii return to
AIidd'ebury aud make this their home.
Henry ponnelly of Proctor, a Middle
bury man. who has been In the en-
plov of the Vermont Marble company
at Proctor for more than 80 years, has
returned home after "A brief visit here
with his sister. Mrs. Charles A. Collins
Miss Margaret Forest. who has been
spending a few months at Breadloaf
Inn, has returned home.-Mrs Horton
w Jones and Mrs william H. Stokes
have returned from Shoroham after a
weeks visit at their old home.-Mon-
day. market day, eggs brought from
80 to 25 cents and butter 80 to ST
Fred Currier has gone to Alhurg. where
he will spend a week-Wiliam Walter
Thomas. who has been visiting in town
for a week. has returned to POultncY.
Harold Dragon has gone to the
Breadloaf Inn in Ripton. whore he OK
poets to be employed through the fail
and winter-Miss Clara Morris has
returned from a visit with friends in
Boston and is staying with her father,
Adolphus j. Morrs.-Bernard Nc
Guire Of Port Henry, n Y. Frank l.,
Hastings of Springfield. and f. d. Tai
bert of Burlington are visiting in town.
William LaRock and family have
moved to Ticonderoga, n. Y, whore
they formerly lived for several years,
and where Mr. LaRock has secured &,
desirable situation.-The two bakeries
in town, George r. Kidder and the Bis
sette bakery. have raised the price of
bread to six cents, which for several
years it sold for five cents. Dealers
say it is due to the increase in
the cost of flour.-Nfss Jennie NJ.
Arnold and Miss Susan +. Green
Of Salem, y. y, are visiting
in town -Francis Hanlon, 1ovear- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanlon. on
the Salisbury road, while assisting in
the catching of a horse in the pasture
at his home Saturday afternoon. fell
and broke his right arm above the
wrist. Both bones were broken.--Mrs
NJ NJ. Barton Of Rutland is in town TO
visit her son, Carl Barton.-William
Cole is i'll
Mrs. William Farrell, Sr.. has re-
turned from St Albans. where she has
been for two weeks to visit a the homo
Of her parents-NIrs. Elizabeth GredieT
and her young daughter Rosiua Greeley,
of Barre have removed to town and
taken apartments in the Ross house on
Franklin street, where they will keep
house for Mrs. Gredleys son, Frank s,
Greeley, n member of the Junior class
of Middlcbury ColleGc.-W. A Atw' II.
who has been in town for few weeks
with his family, has returned to Brandon.
Miss Flossy Huestis. who Is training at
the Mary Fletcher hospital to be a nurse
Is in town on a two weeks vacation with
he- parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Heustis.-
Miss Helen Stanley has returned from
/ Brandon, where she has been for a few
days-Miss Kathryn Heart has returned
from the northern part of New York
State. where she has spent few weeks
Mrs. Archie {. Watson of Rutland is
aking II visit to relatives in Middlebury
and Cornwall and Mr. Watson is expected
to come across the latter part of the
week-George II. Hall, who has been Wis.
iting In Essex, y. Y, Mddlebury and
New Haven for three weeks. has returned
to Bristol.-Miss Mary Wilson of Bird
port. Joseph and George w. Mcintyre OF
Brattleboro and Hiram Dragon of Bou
ton are in town.-RaYmond Beane a for
mer resident of MiddletNry, who has been
visiting friends here for two weeks, has
returned to Rutland.
/ The Mayfair war relief will hold the
! first meeting of the season on Monday
afternoon, october >, in the store former
| ly occupied by r. 5. Benedict, and all
| Interested in helping the non-combatants
and wounded in Belgium and northern
France are urged to he present.-At the
close of the business session of Lake
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