Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-29

georEette crepe, trimmed with beading.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Bernlce Winget OF Lowell, n student 81
the johnson Normal School, and little
Gearaldine Edith Hatch of Cabot acted
as ring bearer. The little miss wore pink
and white crepe de chine and preceded
the bridal party as they entered the
parlor, carrying dainty white basket
which contained the two rings. Imme-
diately following the extending Of congrat-
ulations, refreshments were served by the
Misses Mamie Weafer and Bessie Ryder.
The dining room was prettily decorated
the color scheme being pink and white
The bride IL q graduate of Peoples Aca-
denny, class Of 1914, and since completing
her course has been successful teacher
In the rural school Of Morristown The
groom, who is also former student OF
r. A., has been employed for some time
as salesman In the w. A. Wright Garage
at st. Johnsbury. The young couple lett
by auto for Hyde Park, where they
boarded the west-bound train for we'd
ding trip to Boston and Massachusetts
points. Upon their return they will make
their home at st. Johnsbury, where they
will be at home to their many friends al
Lafayette street. Among those from
out Of town to attend the wedding were:
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Daniels and Bernard
Daniels OF st. Johnsbury, Mr.. Glen Hatch
and little Geraldine Hatch Of Cabot MISS
Bernice Winsct Of Lowell. Mrs. Cora
Ferrill and William Berwick of Stanstead,
r. Q. The wedding gifts were numerous
and included cut glass, money, silver,
linen, etc.--C. B. Terrill, who recently re-
turned from Middlehsld, Conn. is re-
| ceiving treatment at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington. William Meach-
am, who has been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. {. Meacham while
| recovering from his recent operation for
appendicitis, has recovered sufficiently to
| resume his studies at Mlddlebury College.
Mrs. Anna Jones 10 taking vacation
| from her duties in the browne store and
| with her son, Walter Jones. Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Flora Doty, and sister,
Mrs. w. d. circuit, Of Worcester. Mass
Harold Ryder Of Morrisville and Archie
Billiard Of Wolcot are at Camp Devens.
Aver, Mass. This makes IS per cent. of
Lamoille County's draft, which Is rs Of
the 81 required. Mfrs. Mary Barrows
Houston and little daughter, who have
made an extended visit to the formers
sister. Mrs. Charles Edwards. and numer-
GUS friends and relatives in this vicinity,
left Thursday for their home in Boston.
&c. F. Eddy has sold the New York
farm to Theodule Bessette Of Hyde Park,
and Mr.. Eddy has purchased the Bes-
settle farm. situated on the Johnson road
in Hyde Park
The funeral Of Andrew J. Smith. whose
body was brought here from Woodsville,
n. H. Sunday morning. was held from
his late home on Union street Monday
at one p. m, the Rev. w. s. Post OF the
Congregational Church officiating. The
bearers were William. B. E. and c. s.
Cobb, Fred Angel II. T. Baldwin and
George w. Brown. brothers-in-law Of the
deceased. lnterment was made in the
Cobb family lot at Hardwick. The de-
ceased was born in Wolcott January g.
1851 and was brought UP by the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thaddeus Hubbell, early settlers
OF that town. They lived on the farm
known as the Viele place. now owned by
George F. Young. He spent his boyhood
days In Wolcott and upon arriving at the
age Of maturity began work on the st
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain r. r
in the first days Of the railroads ex.
istence. For many years he was employ.
ed as driver for Bruce & Ladd Of Stowe
and later was engaged in the livery busi'
ness in Hyde Park. On April o. 1885, he
came to Morrisville and in partnership
with l.. B. Boynton bought out livery
business. Mr. Boynton was then pro-
prietor Of the old Morrisville House. In
1875 the deceased was united in marriage
to Luella Cobb daughter Of the late
| Lysander Cobb and Jane Edwards Cobb.
who survives him with one son. Leonard
d. Smith OF Wells River. He sold out the
Randall livery several years ago and until
three years ago conducted a small livery
business at his home on Union street
which he was obliged to dispose OF Oh
account Of declining health. Mr.. Smith
had long been a sufferer from Bright's
disease and about 10 days previous &c
his death went to the home Of his son In
Wells River for treatment. He was q
member Of Mt. Vernon Lodge, F. A. NJ
and also Of the Odd Fellows Lodge a,
Hyde Park.-F. A. Cutting left the frs,
Of the week for Cheshire, Conn, where
he was called by the critical condition o!
his son Henry. who Is Ill with pneumonia
Mrs. w. X. Nicholson and little daugh-
ter. Mary, who have been guests for the
past three weeks OF the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs George Norton. and other
relatives. left for their home in Kansas
City. Mo. Monday. They were accom-.
panied by Mrs. Nicholson's sister Mrs
Il. w. Eaton who will make an extended
stay in Kansas City, going from there &c
Fort Worth. Texas, to visit her brother
Leonard Norton. She will later 20 tc
Florida TO spend the winter, hoping that
the change will improve her health. Mrs
Clara Conant is visiting her brother, q
F. Lawrence. in Albany.-Mrs Leroy
Norton of Manchester, n. H.. came Tues.
day to spend the winter with Mr.. Nor.
tons parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Nor.
ton.-News has been received here of the
recent birth of a son. Henry Albert, &c
Mr.. and Mrs G. Noyes Slayton of New
YORK city.--The condition of Miss Mary
Keller. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Keller OF Gilmore street., remains quite
low.-The remains of Carlos B. Terrill
who died at the Fanny Allen hospital In
Winooski Sunday night at 1925 o'clock
Following serious operation. arrived
Monday night and were taken to the home
or w. ). Goodrich. Mr. Terrill for
Tor many years conducted the village
store at Cadys Falls. where he made hi,
nome during his entire married life. Mr.
lTerriii. was twice married. his second wife
Julia A. Boomhower. dying Oct. 10. 1916
he Is also survived by two sons and a
daughter who live in Middleheld. Conn.
MRS. Minnie Smalley and Miss Merle
Smaliey went Tuesday to Winooski
where the latter will undergo an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at the Fanny
Alien hospital.-News was received
Monday OF the death after a few days
Illness with pneumonia OF Henry Cut
ing OF Cheshire. Conn. His father. +.
A. Cutting. and sister. Mrs II. w. Bill.
nhss. left here Sunday evening for
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