Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-20
Orleans County.
NEWPORT.

II.
prietors Of the Raymond hotel. have re-
sumed its management. 1t will be known
as the City hotel and has been thorough
ly repaired and modernized and several
changes made in the interior. A spacious
up-to date restaurant has been added.
also private dining room The bed
rooms have been freshly painted and
papered new plumbing and electric fix
lures installed. Altogether the house is
spick and span from top to bottom. 1t
will be run on the European plan. and
reopened it's doors to the public on Sat-
urday, June 15.-Mrs. George Somerville
and daughter. Edith, are in Grantevile
for a few days.-Mrs Ernest Scott is vs-
iting relatives in Lowell Mass.-Hugh
Davis is at home from Camp Wads-
worth, S. c.. on Is days furlough.-Mss
Doris Blanchard is attending commence
ment at Smith College. Miss Sally
storrs, formerly of Newport, is men,
Der Of the graduating class.-Mrs. s. p.
Cello. of Lowell was recent guest Of
Mrs. Rose Sawyer.
Miss Evelyn Frances Giddngs cf
CRANKY, Que. and Ellis Henderson
Longnan Of Richmond. Virginia. were
quietly married at ST. Marks Episcopal
Church at Newport Saturday at three
by the Rev. Walter C. Bernard rector
OF st. Marks, assisted by the venerable
Arch deacon Longhurst.- d. D., l.. l.. D.,
of CRANKY. Only the immediate fam
lily OF the bride was present Mr.. and
Mrs William F. Gidings, oliver Gid
dings, Aron Giddings, Master Keith Gid
dings and Mr.. and Mrs. Remy Outlet of
Marieville Que. Miss Giddings was
gowned in taupe satin travelling suit,
and carried a bouquet of bride roses
and valley lilies. She was attended
by Miss Florence Bradford and Mr..
Mr.. Longnan by Charles De Grobois,
both of CRANKY. The bridal party was
entertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Baker. where an elaborate
lunch was served following the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Longnan left on
the afternoon train for Burlington,
Montreal and points west and after a
short wedding trip will reside In Gram
by. The numerous and costly gifts
testified to the esteem in which both
young people were held
CRAFTSBURY
The funeral of A. r. Garvin, who died
at the Mary Fletcher hospital June
u, was held al his late home FRI
day afternoon. The Rev. Z. d. Pierce.
assisted by the Rev. c. j. Peterson. off,
| ciated The choir from the Methodist
Episcopal Church rendered special mu-
sic. He leaves four daughters, Mrs. Rob-
bins. Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Gilbert and
Mrs. Maud Garvin Davis, besides several
grandchildren and great grandchildren
Twin colts arrived Thursday at Harry
Maokender's. Colts and mother are well.
-Bernice Allen came Saturday from Tn
derhill. where she has been teaching. to
spend the summer vacation with her
mother.--Clara Collins the returned
missionary, went Wednesday to Hines
burg to spend some time with her sis
ter.-Dr. Goddard Of Albany. and DR..
Dillingham; held council June IL in
the case OF W. B. Simpson. who remains
quite ill.-Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler,
Of Bridgeport, Conn, former residents,
are visiting friends in town.-Mahlon
Gage has returned from Canada, where
he has been working on the railroad, tho
services of the road having been discon-
tinued.-Alfred Stratton. of Fort Ethar
Allen. was a guest Saturday and Sun.
day of his sister, Mrs. Leota Hoyt.
GREENSBORO
Prof Clay spent Sunday with one
OF his pupils. John Crosier, at his home
in Glover.-Mrs. w. S. Ressiter and
udubntcT MISS MdTJoTie Oh SoHcoIu' ~
H.. are at their cottage by the lake
William Remick returned to Boston
Friday.-Mrs. Margaret Darlington
was in st. Johnsbury for the Weekend.
Mr. Darlington is improving slowly al
the hospital-The schools at the Bend
closed Friday and the young people
had a promenade at the Woodman't
hall that evening.-Harry McLoud and
friend returned to their post on ship
board Friday after a two weeks leave
of absence.-Wesley Withers and Lem
vel Brown. after offering their SER
vices, were allowed to return home for
haying-A, the weekly meeting of the
Boy Scouts. nSw patrol called the
Beaver patrol was organized with Rom
aid Wakefield, leader; Arthur Drown.
assistant leader and Bernie Atherton,
scribe. Members of the Beaver patrol
are Ronald Wakefield, Arthur Drown.
Melton Miller. Bernie Anterior, Fred
Crosier. Everett Perrin and Foster
Hill. The patrol colors are blue and
yellow. Four scouts passed the tender
foot examinations, Signaling was
studied and will be practised at the
next meeting ON the grounds saturday
evening.--Carl Spier was pleasantly
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