Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-16

Demar.-The Rev. L. c. Denny did not
go to Philadelphia as he intended, hav-
ing received a message that his brother
had sailed. With the Rev. and Mrs. j.
A. Morris, Miss Helen Stetson and the
Rev. Mr.. Yates they motored to Fort
Ethan Allen Saturday, returning accom-
panied by Mr.. Denny's mother Mrs. w.
c. Denny, and d. M. Denslow Of Spring.
field, Ohio, who passed Sunday here. A
motor trip was taken Monday, leaving
Mr.. Denslow with friends in Burlington
and Mr. Yates in Keeseville, N. Y. They
also visited the camp at Plattsburgh that
day.-Mrs. L. A. Willard and two children
are visiting her parents in Winooski.-
Mrs. Delbert WEIGH and Miss Ida WEIGH
of Morrisville were guests over Sunday
of Miss Laura Towle In the home of F.
w. Robie.-Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Ballard
have been passing n few days with Mr..
Billiards. parents in camp at Lake Cham
plain.--The Misses Helena and Winnifred
Carpenter returned from East Berkshire
Friday, where they spent a few days.
Prompt action was taken by the au-
thorities, as soon as the case Of Ned Carter
was pronounced to be poliomyelitis in the
matter of placing all the homes where he
had recently been In quarantine. All
gatherings in any of the halls in this viii
lage have also been forbidden for two
weeks at least. The body of Mr.. Carter
was taken to Richford Monday evening
, to be sent from there that evening to his
old home In Corinth, where the burial will
take place.-Miss Charlotte JENNIE, who has
been attending the Simmons College sum-
mer school in Boston, has been passing
few days in town. Her friend, Miss
Dorothy Bamforth, accompanied her
Miss Miriam Marcy and Malcolm s..
Patten. both of Richford, were married in
the Methodist parsonage by the Rev. w.
Il. Douglass Sunday afternoon at 2:30
oclock.-Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Button and
son, Lamar, and Buel r. Greene of St.
Adams were guests Sunday of Mr..
Greene's sister, Mrs. H. B. Colcord, at
South Franklin.-Mr. and Mrs H. E.
Towe and their daughter, Mrs. L. II.
Pomeroy. and Mr.. Pomeroy are occupying
the cottage of NJ. p. Perley at Riverside
camp.-John r. Cassidy and ]. A. Demars
leave Thursday morning for the Canadian
Northwest. where Mr.. Cassidy will assist
Howard Hubbell with harvesting on his
land-Mrs. E. J. Ranslow of Florida has
been a guest in the home of w. S. Judd
a few days.-B. G. Fay of Bakersfield
drove home in a new Ford Monday
The home of Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Asel-
tine on North Main street was the scene
of very pretty wedding Wednesday
evening at six o'clock when their
daughter, Miss Florence Aseltine, was
married to John Branch, Jr., of st. AL
bans. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. John NJ. Thomas, president
of Mddlebury College, of which the
bride was a graduate. assisted by the
Rev. w. E. Douglass, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss
Louise Kimball played the wedding
march and during the ceremony accom-
panied by Howard F. Kimball on the
violin. The house had been very taste
fully decorated under the direction OF
Miss Ruth Draper. the color scheme be-
ing pink and white and green. Char
lotte JENNIE was maid of honor and NJ
A. Aseltine, brother of the bride. was
best man. J. K. Perley and O. M. JEFF
fords were the ushers. The bride was
gowned in white tulle over white satin
with white tulle train and a veil caught
up with white sweet peas. She carried
a shower bouquet of lilies-of-the val
ley and white pansies. The maid OF
honor wore pink tulle and carried pink
sweetheart roses with border of black
pansies. Mary Elizabeth Irish was the
flower girl and had basket of pink
flowers. The guest ushers were Mer-
TIL lTlSH, ELuWdTu OaNlu, Leo WllSOT
and Bruce Corliss. After the ceremony
a reception was held and refreshments
were served by the girl friends of the
bride. Those from away were the
Misses Mary Reynolds of Fair Haven
Genevra Harlow Of Chester. Ruth Ken
dali of Pittsford, Ellen Bailey of Welli
River and Dorothy Bamforth of Black
; stone. Mass. The Misses Eleanor Hatcl
and Leonora Branch. sister of tn
groom. both of st. Adams. presided a
the punch bowl There were man.
beautiful presents including linen, sill
; yer, cut glass, etc. Mr.. and Mrs
. Branch left in the evening by auto an,
will make a wedding trip of about tw
r weeks. They will reside in ST. Adams
t Peoples Trust company and will be a
home after October merrill Towle o
l Boston is passing his annual vacation
: with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E
Towle. in South Franklin-The body o
g rived here Tuesday and was taken t
D the Center where 1t was buried besid
that of his mother. The body was &C
, companied by his father, George Cush
e man, of Bangor. N. Y.-Mr. and Mr.:
Harry Smith and Mrs. Smiths mother
Mrs. d. C. Stone of Swanton, were 4
town Tuesday.
Owing to a recent outbreak Of infantil
a paralysis. within the Township of Enos
burg. resulting in the death of a mar
which was to have it's reunion betwee
August II and q will be postponed 70
4 an indefinite length Of time.