Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-10
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

NAADDLNDOAsAs
! A pretty wedding took place at st.
Mary's Catholic Church Monday morning
at eight O'Clock when Miss Susan Marie
Danyew. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
fred Danyew of Weybridgc, was united
in marriage to Clarence George Cole, son
, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Cole of Niddle-
bury. The ceremony was performed by
! the Rev. Father r. j. Leonard. Miss
Grace Danyew sister Of the bride. was
bridesmaid and Lawrence Cole. brother
of the groom, was best man. The bride
was gowned in blue suit trimmed with
old gold and hat to match. and the brides
maid was in a suit of blue. The bridal
party went to the home of the groom on
Seymour street. where a wedding break
fast was served. at which only iinmedi-
ate members Of both families were pres
I ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole took tho flyer
south for honeymoon, after which they
will reside in Middlebury. The young
couple are both very popular, MIR. Cole
hcing clerk at the Sheldon drug store
They received u large number of presents.
The committees of the Grand Army
Post William r. Russell No. 50. and
the citizens committee, cooperating, are
making good progress for Memorial day.
They have secured for the Sunday speaker
the Rcv. Henry G. Newell of the Middle
bury Congregational Church. The exer-
cises are to take place at the town hail
at three o'clock Sunday. May q. The
exercises for Memorial day proper will
take place in the hall at two o'clock in
the afternoon on Wednesday, May 30 and
the Grafton will be delivered by the Hon.
Frank c. Archibald of Manchester. The
members of the post and of the citizens
committee are expecting that under the
present crisis the approaching Memorial
day exercises will bring the largest crowd
of people to town that has been seen on
such an occasion for many years. Full
arrangements for the day have not yet
been completed.-Mr. and Mrs Thomas F.
Burns and daughter Irene and son Dan
lei and Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Burns and
Thomas Burns. ST., and Miss Cecile Burns
have returned from Brandon where they
went Sunday TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. James Condon.-President John NJ.
Thomas went to Rutland Wednesday to
deliver an address in the evening at the
Opening of the Community house, which
lex-Governor Mead has built in that city.
Miss Adelaide Ross. Donald Ross and
Miss Mildred Fish have returned to West
Rutland after visiting here at the college
during the past week.-The devotions of
the Forty Hours Alteration will begin
at ST. Mary's Catholic Church next Sun
day morning.
membership of the Congregational
Church Sunday. one on confession of
faith. and five on letters from other
churches.-Mr and Mrs. David Sheldon
are moving from the Lawrence house
on Park street to the Tulley house OH
North Pleasant street-Walter Grosve-
nor while riding a bicycle on Elm
street Saturday was thrown from his
wheel being plunged head first over
an embankment. He struck on the left
side of his head and tore left ear badly
Dr. s. S. Eddy. who was summoned
took nine stitches to replace it in posi- =
J tiOn.-Monday. market day. eggs
brought "a cents and butter SO to SO
cents.-One of the biggest real estate
deals in this section occurred Monday
when it was made known that Marshall
r. Butterfeld. former resident, who
about a year ago moved to his farm in
New Haven. which he has operated
during that time. had sold his farm
stock and tools to Deputy Sheriff Lee
Ravlin of Winooski. It was for num-
ber of thousands. Mr.. Ravlins nephew
will arrive Thursday and take posses
sion Of the farm Mr.. ButterfieId has
not fully made up his mind as to just
: what he will do, but thinks that he
will go to Burlington, where he has re-
: Gently purchased some property.-Word
was received of the death Monday
: morning of Martin NJ. Peck, former
, resident and deacon of the COngrega
! tional Church at East Cornwall, In
Westley, r. L., where he has been liv-
ing for year with his son, L. E. Peck
He would have been so years old to-
day He is survived by two sons. l.. +,
Peck. with whom he lived, and Mylor
Peck Of New York city. The remains
were brought here and the funera
was held Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Peck
was one Of Cornwall's most prominent cit
, izens.-Mrs. c. Routier of Salisbury is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Frank Trudo.-
Mrs. James McCue. William Condor
and Mr.. and Mrs James Condor and
daughter. Elizabeth, have returned
from Brandon, where they went Sun
day to attend the funeral of their aunt
Mrs. James CondOn.-Mrs Wesley Muir
dock and daughter and Miss Rachel
Murdock are visiting in Warren.
The funeral of Prof. Henry M. Seele,
, was held at two o'clock Monday afternoon
at the Methodist Church in this village
DR.. d. n. Corkran of Fort Edward. N. Y.
recent pastor Of the church Off
ciated. The remains were taken Tues
day to Syracuse. N. Y, where the inter
ment was made in the family lot ir
Oakwood cemetery Of that city.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lockwood NJ. Seeley arrived in tOwr
Saturday, called here by the death of his
father, Professor Henry NJ. Seeley.-H
w. Hopkins OF Arlington, Mass. has SOLD
his farm in, Sudbury. consisting OF 2G'
acres. to n. s. Foote of AIddlebury. E
ID. Trudeau, who Is on the farm, viii
: | continue to manage it.-Miss Genevievt
, Elmer, who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Elmer, has returned
, TO Wakefield. Mass.-James Smith has
gone to Burlington to spend week.
Prof. G. w. Cunningham has returned
from Washington. d. c., where he has
been on personal business.-Henry Walker
OF Proctor is in town.-States Attorney
Allen r. Sturtevant is in New York city
Arthur Goodro has gone to Burlington
to visit his sister, Mrs. Damon Cham.
pa sne.-Mrs. Henry Currier has re-
t turned from Burlington where she
spent ten days.--Dr. and Mrs. B. w
Marshall, son, and two daughters OF
Albany. n. Y, are in town for a few
days visit at the home of his father
George Il. Marshall--Mrs Hannah Kilke.
son and daughters, Theodore and Fannie
of Cambridge, Mass, are visiting in this
vicinty-Air. and Mrs. j. II. Davidson
who have made their home In Middlcbury
for four years, returned Saturday to their
, former home in Cabot.-William W. Hope
and sons. Stanley and Raymond. who
have been visiting relatives here for g
, few days. have gone to st. Albans. where
Mr.. Hope formerly lived and where he
expects to make his home.-Len o. Allen
! ,vho has hecn I'D for aeveral month 6