Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
JERICHO.

JERICHO.
y very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r
Howe Tuesday night. Sept. Il at eight
O'Clock, when their niece, Miss
Doris q. Smith. was united to
Leon s Morgan, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur S. Morgan, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur s. Morgan of COL
chester The young couple were unat-
tended. They stood before the mantle
piece in the parlor, which was decorat-
cd with golden rods and white aSters
and candles with rich yellow shades The
bride was gowned in white embroidered
voile. Miss Florence BuXton presided
ut the piano and played "Oh Promise
Me" during the ceremony. Mrs Max
Buzzcll sang, "A Perfect Day" and Miss
Florence Mcbride of Essex Junction and
Miss Florence Morgan of Colchester
rendered piano solos, after the young
couple received congratulatiors. Mrs
W. c. jackson. Mrs. Helen Whitney and
Mrs. W. r. Mead of Underhil and Miss
Nadgc Rood assisted i'm serving refresh
n,ents, which were in the color scheme
Of yellow and white. The wedding gifts
were numerous and beautiful MIR. and
Mrs Morgan left Immediately after re-
frcshments were served, for a short we'd
ding trip, after which they will go to
! keeping house in the Frank Howe tene-
ment. Those from out of town to attic II,
the wedding We're; Mr. and Mrs Arthur
$. Morgan and daughters Florence. Ruth
and Eunice, and son, Harold, Mr. and
Mrs j. Il. Tompson Of Colchester, Mr..
and Mrs Floyd c. Sanderson of Milton,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. McNall, Mrs. Little
McNall, Mr.. and Mrs w c. stevens and
Miss Florence Mcbride of Essex juno
! ton, Dr. Charles L. Perkins of Burling-
! ton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mead and Mrs
Mary c. Hale of Underhil
| Schools in town opened Monday for \
| term of II weeks The teachers are as
follows: High school, principal, Edward
Mallory; high school assistant, kathern,
Dewey; No. / grammar. Helen K. Bolger
No. l primary, Dessa G. BolSer; No.
grammar Edyth NJ. Perry No. inter
mediate, May Adrian; No. primary
Lena w. Rice; No. school, Helen NJ
keefe No. school, Loretta Barrett; No
10 school, Mabel Hopkins: Nashville. Mar!
h. Moran. Kenneth Day of Brookline
Mass, is visiting his grandmother Mrs
and Mrs. William Cashmere and i've
daughters, Helen and Mary, are in Car
ada, where they were called to attend HI
funeral of Mrs. Cashmore's brother, wn'
died very suddenly.-Mr. and Mrs. Pete
! Finn. who have been visiting the pas
few days in Burlington, have returned
home. Byron Ward of Des Mones, Iowa
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Flora White
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Buxton and daugh
ter, Florence, who have been camping a
Malletts Bay the past two weeks nav
returned.--The Misses Casey who hay
been visiting Miss Merle Brigham the pas
week, have returned to their home /
Willlston.-The annual meeting of the JeI
icho County association has been adjourn
ed to Tuesday evening, September %
Dewey Irish and family have moved
lnderhill-Mrs. II. ID. Costello of Yves
Milton is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Dennis Rood.-Miss Ida Breed, VIII
has been visiting for the past few week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bun
ton, has returned to her home in Bostci
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry S. Curtis of Co
chester was visitor Sunday at the HON
of the Rev. and Mrs. j. T. BuZzell.-Mis
Sager of Boston is visiting at the home I
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Day.-Mrs. Lillia
Trudo Of Massena. n. Y, has arrived
town and taken possession OF the plat
recently purchased of Dewey Irish.-Ti
potato fields of George White and JAIME
. Mclaughlin were recently visited in It
night and a good sized load of potat ,,
, were taken.--E. l.. Howard a. Son, rel
estate dealers, have sold for Mr.. and Mr.
A =. Green OF Jericho their farm wit
stock and tools, to F,W. Niele Of ESSe
junction. Mr.. Niele will take possess
September 20.-Reginald Hoskins. who h;
y been visiting at the home of DR.. and Mr.
itl'fiOu PeaSe has returned home M
=. Edrtne NJ. Perry of Mddletown Sprini
, arrived in town Thursday night and "
= teach in the grammar room.