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

CR6E YHESS AND TlMEO' AA
wore q white hat and carried a white
prayerbook. The bridesmaid wore
brown suit. with hat of the same coio,
Miss Marie Rivers. at the organ playe'
the wedding march. A wedding
fast was served at the home Oh .ne
brides parents after the cerenivny
After a short wedding trip Mr. ana WI.
Larrow returned here to spend IhanN
giving with the groom's parents N
err, Mr. and Mrs. Larrow Will go 10 .no
Larrow farm in winooskl where tney
will reside, The groom secured his
education in the vergennes schoo,S
and the bride IL a graduate Oh o.:
Mary's Academy. Burlington. MI ana
Mrs. Larrow received many girts' con
sisting Of money, furniture ana otner
household articles.-Mrs. Charles -. he
Boeuf Ia Ill and a trained nurse Iro'n
Burlington is in attendance'-hleu.
Howard w. Adams Of Camp DeVehs
Aver, Mass, and wife are VISITING MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Adams
Wesley varney has purchased from H.
M. Carrigan Of Concord, Mass. a Two
months old Holstein bull calf the
grandson of Kalantha Johanna Lad
The Rev. Sidney M. Harris OF chill
mark, Marthas Vineyard. Mass Is WIS.,
iting his son, Lionel. and other rela-
tives in this vicinity.-William Better
and Miss Lucy Milo. daughter OF isa-
dore Milo of vergennes. were Quiet
ly married at st. Peters Church Wed
nesday afternoon. the Rev. l.. A. We
zlna performing the ceremony. only
the attendants, Miss Julia Milo SIS
ter of the bride. and Mr.. Bodette wit
messed the ceremony. The bride was
dressed in a blue travelling suit and
wore q black hat. Mr. and Mrs. Beletr
left the same evening by auto for Rut-
land from where they will go by train
to Worcester, Mass. on wedding trip.
Upon their return they will reside in
Vergennes.
BRISTOL.
The Red Cross benefit bazaar was a
great success, socially and financially.
Holley hall was packed Friday night. The
musical entertainment under the direc-
ton Of Miss Effie Haskins, an accom-
plished reader. with r. f. Haskins at the
plano. was enthusiastically received. The
singing of Miss Christine Mullings and
George N. Taylor, and Mrs. F. J. Brady
and DR.. Corliss deserves special mention,
while the work of the choruses was fine.
The young people in their gay costumes
presented a striking appearance. The en-
l
tableau with Miss Helen Bosworth as
Columbia" who sang THE Star
Spangled Banner" The ladies in charge
of the booths sold everything.-Mr. and
| Mrs. Edward Shedrick of Vernon, Colo,
J are in town.-Mrs. w. E. Lawrence.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Phillip Dwyer
= OF this village. died at her home in Ver-
3 gennes Saturday. She leaves husband
l and two children. They formerly resided
= here.
t The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Wales was
r held at the Methodist Church Tuesday
v afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev. G..
0 A. Parker officiated. Burial was in
t Greenwood cemetery beside her hus-
{ band.--Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wright and
s daughter. Dorothy. and Mr. and Mrs. r.
c. Quinlan have gone to Schenectady
N. Y. to spend Thanksgiving with Dom
A old Wright and family and Hadley
: Wright. B. c. Wright and family OF
d Springfield. Mass. will also be present
i. making the family circle complete
a The Rev. T. B. Hughes will speak a,
. the union Thanksgiving service at the
!. Federated Church Thursday evening"
. over $500 was cleared at the Red Cross
a benefit bazaar held by the local prancf
= last week. At business meeting Of the
! Christian Endeavor society Of the Bap.
= fist Church held at the home of Mrs
= Albert w. Cove Monday night these of
- hcers were elected: President. Mis-.
- Sadie Simonson; vice-president, Mis-!
y Evelyn Dumas; corresponding secre
tary. Miss Alta Corley; recording sec
rotary, Irene Jacobs; treasurer, Mis-.
~ Anna v. Corley: missionary treasurer
. Miss Ella Jacobs: junior superintendent
y, , Mrs. Clarence Langworthy.-John Todt
l. Of Middlebury College was in towl
10 Monday.
Mrs. Chester Bingham is at HON,
d from the Mary Fletcher hospital
70 Arthur Mott of Northboro Mass.
II is In town.-Dr A. NJ. Norton has been ap
pointed to fill the vacancy on the Addison
Is county selective draft board. made by tn
r resignation of DIR. Charles H. Dean unit
ID recently of Salisbury.-Mrs Curtin, Mrs
ID Barnes and Mrs. Alice Smith expect t.
to start Monday next for Florida wher
% they will spend the winter.-Mrs. Saral
I. Wales died Monday morning at the hom
l. of Mrs. Kate Mayhem. She had been II
Is poor health for a long time.-The remain
% of Mrs. William Lawrence were brough
~ here from Vergennes Monday for burial
g. Joseph Flint of Burlington was in tow
Tuesday.-It is expected that Sargean
u Volney L. Durfee of Camp Devens. Aver
Mass, and Miss Elsie Rouse of Putnam
Of Conn.,. will spend Thanksgiving with MI
m Mrs. Sarah Wales was held Tuesday after
h. noon at the Methodist Church. of whic
or she was a member. The Rev. G.
d. Parker officiated. The bearers WERE F
le B. Guindon, w. c. Bingham. E. N. Dix
10 and c. c. Currier.-Mrs. Ernest Curler G
OF Ferrisburg was in town Tuesday to atten
o! the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Wales
al Lawrence McShane of Camp Deven
W Aver. Mass, will pass Thanksgiving wit
d. his parents here.-The high and grade
90 schools closed Wednesday for the Thanks
Sc giving recess and will not open till Tues
Va day. to enable the teachers who 60
their homes to return Monday. School wi
"a keep Saturday Of next week.-Mrs.. Rar
~ some Purinton and Beatrice Wright sper
~ the Thanksgiving recess with Mr.. an
n Mrs. Paul Whittemore in Burlington
-. Miss Amy Sumner went to Cornwall Wee
~ nesday to spend Thanksgiving with A.
A. Stevens and family. j. L. Selde
Ia is spending his vacation at his home
,ir Northampton. Mass,-Mr. and Mrs. l..
n Chaplin have gone to Washington, ID. c.,
Ia. resde-Miss Edith Brown spent Thursda
Id. with Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Brown-Mi'
,i- Grace Laurence has gone to her home
he Leominster. Mass, for the Thanksgivir
n. recess.
re- Francis Kilbourne was at home frol
MS, Camp Devens over Thanksgiving.-R. /
It'll Hammer and Duane Sprague were at hon
re- from the University of Vermont Thurs
rs day.-L. M. Pierce or Nouquet Mass
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