Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-17

| piuhtSs anu Oeeu W tHc oSihS Sce'"''
The following account OF the wedding
appeared in a Worcester paper the day
of the wedding.
! Miss Sarah Elizabeth Stansfeld,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John STAINS
| field of s Elmwood street, and Claude
Irving Hunter of Proctor, VT, son OF
Mrs. David J. Hunter of Essex juno
ton, VT, will be married at eight
o'clock tonight in st. Luke's Church by
Rev. Frederick II. Banker, pastor David
w. Bixler of Proctor, VT, will attend
the bridegroom and Harold II. Hobart
of Proctor, VT, will serve as an usher.
The bride will be attenoed by her three
sisters. Misses Edna, Olive and Eleanor
Stansfeld. She will be given away by
; her father. The color scheme of soft
tints of blue, green and white, with
touches of pink of the gowns, will be
carried out in the decorations at the
home, where n small reception for the
immediate families and few intimate
friends will be held after the ceremony.
The gown of the bride is of white
charmeusc and princess lace and her
veil will be caught with orange bios
SONS. She will carry an arm bouquet
of white roses. Her maid of honor,
| Miss Edna Stansfield, will wear gown
of pale blue pussy willow taffeta and
n picture hat of pale blue trimmed
with tiny rosebuds The bridesmaids.
Misses Olive and Eleanor Stansfeld. will
wear pale green taffeta with touches OF
pink and n pink and green hat, and
white taffeta with touches of pink and
a white hat respectively. The maids
will carry bouquets of sweet peas.
Guests will be present from Proctor
and Essex Junction, VT; Lancaster, Pa,
and Amsterdam, Schenectady and Chat
! ham, NJ Y. Later Mr.. Hunter and his
bride will leave for a wedding trip to
| the South. To travel Mrs. Hunter Will
wear navy blue ana furs. The new
home will be in Proctor, VT, where Mr.
Hunter Is a marble expert and where
the bride formerly was kindergarten
teacher DR.. oliver H. Stansfeld,
brother Of the bride, will not be present
for the ceremony, as he Is in military
service at n hospital in England"
The Ladies' Social Union held its an
nual meeting January 0. The newly
elected officers are: President, Mrs. AL
fred Webster: vice -president. Mrs. Will
liam Teachout; secretary, and treasurer,
Mrs. Marion Chapman. The secretary
reported all bills paid and balance in
the treasury of $257.
The annual meeting and parish supper
of the Congregational Church was held
Wednesday Jan. 0. with a large attend
49, ,..n,aout Ala Mert,r. cierle Mrs
wy r. S.ovans. tro.surer Miss Mary
N,oho,s. trustee for three wears. Miss
Morv N;choIs. deacon for three years,
" poarson. SUNDAY .cboo, superin-
a. n d. pleasant fea
49, 49, oons,o,, ,yaro vocal soIos
w. >s,,,so,, - 1ort I,thor Alien
a., ,.noaanto.;o, ~ a hoautifu, has.
! - a A.. ~ wv ~ ctoyars
nc. y. ..S,. s,,sa.t ~ tha Ladies,
e ,IT. -. 49, T.. it, 90 th,+ orgor.
,"D..a., NJ ~ ,,or,o,,s soc,o+;o. ~ the
%.',,. ..s ~ ,,,,,s ,,.;a ond goodIv
80 i.f. -, 49, .raas,,r,as
vsa,,,,. 60 g., ~. proune,l
49,. ~S,' TO- so,,,o ti,,,a d,ring
,. ooM was ~. nntranno u,os ga,nad
~ uesuaS nsn' ,,u,.. IT, ~ y, tha ioroa
w SleaN,ns nsm. 80 a., 49,. .tro,,et
M,nuo"s III .ne GO - 20 80.
whlch open,ns 10 ousn n,, y. zee, 60
quan.lly Vi nou, y" s,". sans .,.u',,
. ~ .. - 80 -. 49,
.,n.. ~. 81 N ,,,,o 49, ,,at h..r o.toh-
, icy ''o' "'"s' 'o e'"' ""' 'e' wv"
A.. .,u.. -,
s nas p 1S', 80 Mrs
| - az. ~ 60, NJ
-, ',,, .s MI. A,;an
s..pe WI, oo o,. Ne n III
s., ey' o""s"'e' VI NIL oil" MIS- '
.os
80 ~ eoe ."s -, -,
,.','. "uv.Ss ,,ac &c
49,, suppiy y. "vou AZ. me-. yea' Iii, ,s
.meS Deneve .ne ooa, snor~ase VIII 'o
j Horace 7 MerrilI emnIoved az the mas.