Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-05

mony under an arch of evergreen. The
other decorations Of the parlor were ever
greens and roses. The reception room
was decorated with potted plants and the
dlning-room with red carnations and
evergreen. Luncheon was served after
the ceremony. The table was decorated
with smilax. The bride wore blue
travelling suit. Guests present were tho
brides sisters and families. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Morrill, and sons Maurice and Ches-
ter. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Wiley and
Jimmie" and Helen of Montpelier, and
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. George
E. Brush and daughter Violet, and the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nye Smith
of Montpelier. The bride was graduated
from Stowe high school in the class Of
1905 She attended Syracuse University
and was graduated from the Albany BUSH
ness College and has been employed for
five years in the Office of the American
Fidelity company. The groom has always
resided In Montpelier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left during the afternoon on a trip
to Portland, Me-. after which they will
make their home in Montpelier.
The town clerk. Mrs. Alice A. Raymond.
has issued 181 dog licenses>--The men Of
the Congregational Church served
buckwheat cakes and new maple syrup.
doughnuts and sugar-on-snow for supper
at the church parlors Wednesday after
noon and evening.-The public schools re-
opened Monday for the spring term.-Miss
Elvira Gale was unable to open her school
at Moscow as she is suffering from a
severe attack of neuritis.-NIiss Abbie
Burt of Boston has been called here by
the serious illness of her brother. Frank
Burt. Mr. Burt's condition remains about
the same.-Nfr. and Mrs. A. A. Pike and
daughter, Muriel of the Mt. Ida school
for girls Of Newton. Mass, went Monday
to Winooski. where Miss Pike will submit
to an operation for appendicitis at the
Fanny Allen hospital. -Representative H.
f. Pike returned to Montpelier Monday
after passing the weekend at his home
in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Root re-
turned Monday from Richmond. where
the latter has had treatment for an ear
trouble.-Miss Belle Buzzell returned
to her studies at the Montpelier Semi
nary after q weeks vacation. The Misses
Ida and Sadie Hart have also returned to
resume their studies at the Montpelier
seminary.-The Misses Campbell. Morgan.
Shaw. Cakes and Godfrey returned to
Morrisville Monday to resume their stud
les in the teacher-training class at the
Peoples Academy.-Miss Marjorie Watts
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on March Is to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Weeks
at Wilder. Mrs. Weeks was formerly Miss
Matte Cross OF the Stowe high school,
Mrs A. J. Magoon has received news OF
the birth of son on March q to her
sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Barr. Of Taunton. Mass. Mrs. Barr was
formerly Miss 1nez George Of Stowe
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Sargent and son
w. NJ, Jr., were guests over Sunday al
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Foster
on West hill-Miss May Scribner of Nor
risville has visited her grandmother. Mrs
William Culver, the past Week.-Mrs. Ha.
gel Adams of the North Hollow school,
passed last week with her brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad A. Adams, ir
Somervil.e, Mass.-At the regular meet.
Ing of Mansfield Mountain Grange Satur
day evening the social committee hat
charge OF the lecturers hour carrying on,
the following program which was open It
all: Reading, Mrs.. Carrie f. Straw: yo
cal solo. Mrs. II. W. Cummings; reeita
ton. j. Fred Campbell; reading, Mrs Dors
Eddy; character song. the Misses Nellie
and Phyllis George. Refreshments were
served.-Mr. and Mrs w. w. Robinso,
are recovering from serious illness. Theil
daughter Miss Nellie Robinson, who wal
called here by their illness. has returned
to Boston.-The district superintendent
W. B. Dukeshire Of st. Adams. will holt
a quarterly conference at the Methods
Episcopal Church at two O'Clock Frida,
afternoon. Miss McGrath Of burlington
is caring for Mrs. Mary r. Chase. VIII,
has been confined TO her bed since De
cember Is. and whose condition is though
to he slowly improving Mrs. ". A
knight arrived Monday to Join her hus
band. who has recently purchased G.. A
Riley's druggist business. Mr. and Mrs
knight will make their home at f. F
Bilings's for the present-NIail carrier OF
route three, T. G. Pratt, who has bee,
confined ten days by illness. is able to 81
up little. +. J. Holden carried the mai
Monday.-Frank Bailey has moved to tn
house at the lower village recently pur
chased Of Mrs. Henry Sanborn.. Mr.. an,
Mrs DIN Sanborn, who have occupied tn
house, are living with his parents. Mr. an
Mrs. G.. a. Sanborn at present. --Johl
} Reed has returned to Burlington afte
visiting over Sunday at w. 4. Slayton's.
, The ladies of Unity Church will serv
an Easter dinner at the church yestr
Thursday. Eggs in various forms Wi
+ form feature of the dinner.-Eiton Z
. Forbes returned Tuesday to Burlngto
to resume his studies at the Universit
{ of Vermont after passing the spring yaca
ton in Stowe.-J. Fred Campbell has. re
? ceved news that his son, States Attorne
James B. Campbell of st. Johnsbury. |
, i'll with the measles.-The Oswedanapta
and Garnataha Circles of Camp Fir
Girls held ceremonial meeting at tn
home of Miss Catherine Mathews Satul
day aftcrnoon.-AIss Pearl wilkins
passing several weeks vacation at hon,
from her school in Eden.--Lester the III
tie son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Magool
has recovered from his serious illness {
the past several weeks.--Mrs. Z. w. Tinl
ham visited Mr.. Tinkham at McIndoe
Falls over Sunday.-Miss Muriel Pike III
derwent an operation for appendicitis 6
the Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday and
. doing as well as can be expected
:. George F. sanbom was given heal
. Ing Thursday on a charge OF cruelty
, animals. the case In question relating
! an OK owned by the G. i. & r. o. Blu
!. company. The case was continued unit
: April 49,
!. The Rev. e, l.. Goddard is arranging II
d an elaborate Easter service at the Meti
n odist Episcopal Church Sunday mornin
Q The condition Of Miss Elvira Gale. WI
j. was taken Ill Sunday night with anoth'
q attack Of neuritis. became so distressir
: Wednesday that DR.. H. c. Tinkham
q Burlington was called. Miss Gales siste
|. Mrs. r. j. Houston. Of Cady's Falls, all
u '7s
s. (centinued ON page six.)