Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-08

homestead for three generations OF the
brides maternal ancestors and while
the bride has always lived in Manches-
ter It was her wish to he married In
the sunny bay window of the little old
white house where both her grand
mother and mother had spoken the
words she herself repeated yesterday.
The BRIDES costume was beautiful
while silk brought to her from japan.
She carried a bouquet of roses and lilies.
Tho maid of honor was Miss Ruth
Dustin of Manchester, graduate OF Its
high school. dietitian OF the Memorial
hospita! in Rrattleboro. The best man
was Henry L. Miller Of Mancheser, N
H.. brother OF the bride. He is At pres
ent stationed at the United States arr
senal In Springfield, Mass. The we'd
ding was an informal affair. Among
those at the wedding was the mother
Of the bride, Mrs. Jeanette Miller OF
Manchester. N. H., and the brides aunt.
Mrs. N. ]. Whitehill The bride 10 a
native OF Manchester. a graduate OF It's
high school and of Simmons College.
1914, and n ost-graduate of Columbia
University, New York city. and from
which institution she entered 81.
Lukes hospital of the same city. whore
she pursued course Of study in dietet-
ics. She late. became the dietitian of
the Mary Fletcher hospital. Burlington,
resigning therefrom a few weeks ago.
Her father was the late William +.
Miller OF Manchester. The groom also
Is native Of Manchester. N. H., the
son OF Reuben H. and the late Mrs.
Cheney. Lieutenant Cheney Is q grad
uste of Norwich University. 1914. and
q civil engineer by profession. He
served on the Mexican border in 1915.
His father and his brother. r. w. Che
| ~ C,,r; Ro,1 ~
wedding. Lieut.. and Mrs. Cheney will
return to White River Junction At an
early date and a cordial community
wide reception awaits them.
| Secretary Fred l.. Davis Of the Vermont
state Fair association has added an
other COW to his head Of pure-bred jer-
| seys purchase from the John Beaulac
Glendale farm herd.-FIarry Loveland and
g. p. French have formed partnership
under the firm name Of Loveland &
French. as building contractors. and al
ready have been awarded the contract
for the construction of an auto garage
for the junction House. The proposed
new garage will be on the Gates street
side Of the Junction House. 1t will have
| a depth Of 172 feet and width Of n feet.
1t Is expected to be completed in the com
| ing 10 weeks. Work on its construction
began Saturday.-Frank Lovejoy, an ALL
round and successful gardener, has COM
pleted the harvesting Of his late crops
and incident to these was the digging Of
| a hill Of potatoes that grew from a tuber
left in the ground in the fall Of 1918 and
that made such vigorous start the past
spring. 1t was allowed to grow and this
amongst q lot Of beans. The recent dig
ging of the hill showed a total of 81 po-
tatoes and Of these q were of table size
and the original spud was also still in
tact. In his garden Mr.. Lovejoy also
grew this year large and every way
fine crop Of onons.-A black bear that
tipped the beam Mt s22 pounds was
sight at the junction House Friday eve
ming and crowds gathered to see II. The
bear was shot in the town Of Benton, N.
H.. by F. b. Stow of Charlestown. N. H..
who was out deer hunting. The bear was
brought to the junction by Mr.. Stow in
his auto.
SHARON.