Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-28
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH,

only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. b.
Standish Of this place. and Leandre V.
Parent, only son Of the Rev NJ. p. Par
emf of Nalcourt. r. o, were married.
the Rev. Fraser Netzger officiating.
The bridal chorus from Lohengrtn was
PLAYED by Mrs ]. r. Adams as the
bridal party led by Miss Lucille Grant.
maid Of honor. entered the church. the
bride following on the arm Of her
father They we're met a the altar by
the groom and hest man. F. A. Loda of
Montreal The bride wore a gown Of
white pussy willow taffeta and lace,
with court train. She wore a veil
and carried a shower bouquet Of lilies
Of the valley, her only ornament being
a diamond and pearl necklace, the gift
of tho groom. The maid of honor Wore
gown of pink chiffon. with poke
bonnet to match. and carried an arm
bouquet of pink roses. The ushers
were George and William Standsh.
brothers Of the bride. Following the
ceremony there was a reception given
at the home Of the bride, after which
the couple left for a wedding trip. On
their return they will live at Richmond.
P. @. where the groom has a govern
ment position. The guests from out
of town were the Rev. NJ. p. Parent of
Nalcourt. ?. O.. z. a. Loda of Mont
real Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw of
Richmond, T. O., the Misses Muriel and
Gertrude Bartholomew of Chamhly, P.
@. and Mrs. w s Cotton of Cowansville,
| T. Q.-The funeral of Mrs. Fred Terry
was held at the home of her daughter
Thursday afternoon, the Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating. Interment was in
Southview cemetery. Mrs Terry was
the daughter of Alfred and Almira
/ Bigelow, was born in Gaysville July
| Q. 1858. but most of her life had been
passed in town.
The Rev. G. F. Crawford announced
! in the pulpit of the Methodist Church
at the Sunday morning service that he
expected to he here only two Sundays
longer. but that it would he definitely
settled on Tuesday night when the
Rev. Mr.. sharpe, district superintend
emit would he in town to make some
arrangement in regard to his removal
and supply for the church.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Patch and Mrs. E. NJ. Wood
worth left last Thursday for Boston
making the trip by auto, and are eX-
pected home Monday night.--R. E.
Parker. who has been critically i'll for
weeks is now very low.-N. ". Morse
has purchased Of c. H Phillips his
place on Summer street, known the
ldsbury place, adjoining the home OF
Mr.. Morse-Col Israel Converse Chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. held their meeting Monday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs Lucy Par
ish at Randolph Center.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Beedle of keene. " H. were
overSunday visitors Of DIR. and Mrs
A. II. Beedle. leaving for home Mon
day morning.-Clyde Kellogg. a bust
moss man Of Kansas City. No. has
come to stay a few da'-' with hi:
mother, Mrs. r. G. M CS-S. R
Moulton Of Burlington w. IN town Sat
urday and on his return home by auto
his sister Miss Desier Moulton accom-.
panied him. returning the next day
The canvass for season tickets for the
winters lecture course has now begun
Miss Ella Welch from Springfield
Mass. passing some time here with rela
tives, went to Bethel Monday for E
short stay.-Mrs Bertha Burridge went
to Boston Monday for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Larock of For.
estdale and Mrs. Joseph Cotey anc
daughter Miss Emily from Keene. n
H. were gueats of Mr. and Mrs. J. E
French Sunday, making the trip here
by automobile.
The Womans Relief Corps held so
Cial at he rooms of the 6 A. r. sat
urdav EVENINGS. P. Spear. who since
June l has been with his niece, Mrs. Id;
Drake, left Saturday for Medford, Mass.
where be is to pass the winter-Mis
Margaret Johnston, who has been II
ChateaUgay y y, for two weeks, stop
ped off here and was the guest of he
sisters. Mrs w F Edison and Miss Maud
Johnston over Friday night. and Satur
day went to her home in Lebanon. y. II
Mrs. Elsie Powers) Corwin came from
Lowell. Mass, Friday to visit her sister
Mrs f II. Allis Mrs. L. NJ. Allis. Wit
has been in Mortified. returned Satur
day.
Monday night was the coolest of tn
season and in many places there WAS
hard frost.-It is expected that the school
will open Monday as no new cases OF in
fautle paralysis have developed in TN
+ vicinfty.-Niss Georgia White of Spring
field is in town this week. the guest o
the Rev and Mr. Homer Wh!te.-Mls
Celia clifford gave a farewell party Mon
day night in honor Of Miss Elsie kilburn
/ Miss Kilhurn in company with her SIS
ter. Miss Lena Kilburn, left TUESDAY 10
Florida. stopping for n short time in NeI
, York and Baltimore. They will pass tn
winter with Mr. and Mrs w. r. SarEony
Mrs Emily Stockwel is passing som
time here with her sister, Mrs. q. {
Howe and son, c. J. Stockwell.-Mr, an
Mrs, Alexander Duncan Of Barre Wa
guests of Mr., and Mrs y. 6. Buck Mon
day night. Mr.. Duncan came as graz
marshal of the Independent order or Cd
Fellows to make his offcial visit upon tn
local lodge in town. There wero preSen
on this occasion about 50 and the desre
= was worked and refreshments served
\ A. A. Priest, State secretary of tn
grange, and his daughter Miss Ma
= Priest were in Rutland Saturday to at.en
= a meeting Of the official board and Sur
a day was in Middlebury with friends
g Silver Cross Circle of the Kings Dausr
I ters held its regular meeting at the HON
' Of Mrs Alfred Webster, with a good a
tendance Tuesday. At this time repor'
L Of delegates to the State convention wei
o given.--Mr, and Mrs H. l.. Patch an
Mrs. f. NJ, Woodwork, who left Thurs
day for Boston to visit friends, returne
Tuesday Jennie Wadeigh. vi
= broke her collarbone in a fall and HI
e been off duty for several weeks IN cons
4 Quence, returned to her position in the
n A. Thomas store Monday.
s The Silver Cross Circle of the King
| Daughters held their regular meeting
n the home Of Mrs. Alfred Webster Tue
= day afternoon with a good attendant
II At this time the reports of the Sta
" convention We're given and the Giro
" voted to take eight shares in the no
W initial fund IL the an1ount of * mn "a