Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-06

peen Visiting his mother, returned to his
home Saturday night.-Miss Beatrice Lar
abee Of North Troy was a guest Of Miss
Marcia Broe a few days last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. v. II. Salisbury and children
OF Abbotts Corner, Que, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. B. Olmstead Thanksgiv-
Ing day.-The Woman's Home Missionary
society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Nellie Gilbert.-Guy Guertln and Miss
Lottie Garrett. both Of this place, were
married Saturday at Franklin by the
Rev. M. A. Turner They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mosier of West
Berkshire. Mr.. and Mrs. Guertin are
visiting Mr.. Guertin's brother, Mitchell
who lives In Watervills.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
A very pretty and simple wedding was
1880 o'clock Saturday morning when the
rector, the Rev. Lucien Curtis Denney and
Miss Helen Catherine Stetson, younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Stetson,
were united in marriage. The bride entered
the church on the arm Of her father,
preceded by the ushers. Daniel Stetson,
II. c. Hadd. e. ]. Tyler, Jr.. and ]. e.
Wallace the matron of honor and sister
Of the bride. Mrs. H. c. Hadd. The bride
wore gown OF dark blue chiffon velvet
with black feather hat and a corsage of
Killarney roses Mrs. Hadd wore a gown Of
midnight blue serge and georgette and a
taupe velvet hat The only decorations
were white roses on the altar. The bride
was met at the chancel steps by the groom
and the best man, the Rev. ]. Elmer Nc
Kee. rector Of st. Paul's Church, Ver-
gennes. a classmate in the seminary. The
officiating clergyman was the Ri. Rev.
George Y. Bliss, bishop coadjutor Of Ver-
mont, using the regular church service.
Following the marriage service there was
a nuptial celebration of Holy Communion
with the Rev. r. 8. Stone, rector Of Holy
Trinity Church. Swanton, as celebrant.
and Bishop Bliss pontiflcated. Mr.. Stone
baptised the bride and was instrumental
In having the groom come to Vermont
Music was furnished by the choir, ]. o.
Kimball. leader. which sang the process
sional hymn and parts Of the communion
service. The regular organist. Mrs. r. J.
Mears. presided and played the wedding
march after the service. Following the
church service a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the BRIDES parents
with the visiting clergy as invited guests
The Rev. and Mrs. Denney will pass the
next two weeks in Springfield. Ohio, with
Mr.. Denney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Denney. The bride has always lived in
this village and is graduate Of the high
school. class of 1912. and also Of the
Domestic Science school of st. Lawrence
University. Canton. N. Y. class of 1914
Mr.. Denney is graduate of Kenyon
College. Gambler, Ohio. and the General
Theological Seminary, New York city,
class of 1913. followed by a year Of spe-
cial post graduate work at Columbia Uni
versity. This is his second parish, having
come here November 1, 1916 from the
diocese Of western New York. where he
was ordained both deacon and priest by
the late Bishop Walker. They received
many beautiful presents.-Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Flanagan Of Moretown came to
town Saturday and will be guests for a
few days Of their daughter. Mrs. F.. c..
Farrell-J. Kent Perley received tele-
gram Friday to report in Philadelphia
January 10, where he will enter the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania to take a course
In training for position in the ordnance
department-Dr c. G. Abel, admins
traitor Of the John Fish estate, has sold to
T. F. Catlin the building lot on Main street
and to J. II. Mears the building lot on
Church street.-Mrs. John Whitney and
three Of her daughters. the Misses Edith,
Mabel and Alice Whitney OF. Richford.
passed Thanksgiving with another daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. A. Giddings. on Maple Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gibson were in
Richford Thanksgiving day.-Mr and Mrs.
w. Lawrence Gardner. Mrs. d. NJ.
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Mears and
son, Gardner, ate Thanksgiving dinner at
the Portland House in Sheldon.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Johnson Of Saybeck, Que,
passed Thanksgiving with Mr.. Johnsons
sister, Mrs. A. S. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson have had two cons, John and
Ivan. in the front line trenches. The for
mer made the supreme offering. while the
last named was severely wounded.-Mrs
Gerald ". Durkee Of East Richford and
her sister, Miss Florence Douglass OF
Castleton were with their parents. the
Rev. and Mrs. w. e. Douglass. for
Thanksgiving. Mr. Durkee has closed out
his business in East Richford and the
family left Monday for Bangor, Me-.
where Mr.. Durkee has a position.-R. H
Sweeney has received his appointment as
rural carrier and entered upon his duties
| on route hve December 1.-Mr. and Mrs
l.. B. Thomas and child passed Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Smith In
| Berkshire.
Materials are being gathered for quite
extensive improvements and additions t.
the plant and equipment of the Fedora
Packing company. A new engine house
with entire new outfit is one Of the imme'
date things for which the materials are
already assembled.-Azro Burt and his
son. Villas, who have been doing a build
ing Job In johnson for two months. have
returned to town.-Mr. and Mrs. V. A
Irish were in Montpelier Saturday. where
they called on the Rev. L. o. Sherburnt
and daughter. Miss Florence. The critica
condition of Mrs. Sherburne remains un
improved.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. Blair and
two of their daughters from North Tro!
were recent guests Of Mrs. Blair's mother
Mrs. M. p. Chaffee.-Mr. and Mrs. c. T
Hall. Mrs. Halls father. H. p. Foss. an,
his daughter, Miss Jennie Foss. and Mr.
Halls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Hall
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Hall. Jr.
Thanksgiving day Mr.. and Mrs. Hall re
manned until Sunday.-Mrs. Abbie Raw
son. who lives with her son. C. F. Rawson
on Orchard street, suffered a shock Sun
day. which affected her speech and con
fines her to the bed.-Miss Alice Hauve
of Richford was a guest at the home O
w. r. Tiff on Sunday.-Sleighs made thei
appearance on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opene
Monday. following the Thanksgivin