Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-18
MORRISVILLE

Stowell daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs ii. G.
Stovol and Warren H. Farnham, son
Of Sherman Farnham, took place n. the
brides home Wednesday evening of
last week. the Rev W. T. Best per-
forming the ceremony. The maria &c
took place in the living room under an
arch made Of ferns. only the immediate
family being present. The wedding
march was played by Miss Alvah
,Magoon of stowe. The bride was attend
ed by Miss Bernice Bassett as maid of
honor and Clarence Stowell of stowe
acted as best man. reception followed
the ceremony. refreshments being served.
Miss Stowell was educated in the district
schools Of Morristown and at Peoples
Academy and for the last three years
has held position az compostor in the
New & Citizen Office Mr. Farnham was
employed in Montpelier about three
wears. coming to Morrisvlle about a
year and a half ago. where he has since
been employed in the last block factory.
Both young people are very popular in
the younger set of the town. They were
the recipients of many beautiful and use
full gifts. Upon their return from we'd
ding trip spent in various places in New
Hampshire they will reside in Morris
vile
Lsmoille county may feel justly proud
of the showing of the Morgan stallion.
Ben Eldrdge. owned by II A. Smalley
6; company. at the state fair. Ben FL
bridge won premiums AS follows: In
class number one. open to tile world for
registered Morgan stations four years old
or over shown al the bride, with q
horses shown, Ben Eidridge won fifth
place. In class number seventeen. stat
Il =l,.- i,,
harness TO a four wheeled vehicle. man
nsrs and confirmation considered. with
q horses shown, Ben Eldridee won third
place and in class % called the senior
selling class for registered Morgan horses
IF any sex three years old or over to he
shown in harness TO an appropriate four
wheeled vehicle. manners. action. quality
7nd confirmation to he considered, pre-
MUM to be awarded to the horse If the
highest value, with Is horses shown. Ben
Eldridge won first place.-Thero was a
meeting IN Boston September 16 to an
iounce the future program of the Amer
team Fed Cross. in this country. The
Rev W. 7. Best IF this place was sent
as : delegate. The roll call for members
will be from November 10 November
= 1t is put earlier this year than for
Inerlv on account of road conditions The
manager of the membership campaign
this year as lsst.-W. y. West and family
of Rutland, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in Bakersfield for
the past 10 days. were the guest Of the
formers sister. Mrs Arthur Suham the
last of the week. returning to Rutland
Monday --FaYe'te Thompson. son of Mrs.
w e. Ward, enlisted last week in the
regular army, mechanical corps and is
stationed a present At Fort Slocum. n.
T-The news of the death. at Ashford,
Arizona. Thursday.ot Ernest G. Paee.
was received here Saturday. Mrs. Page
has started for Vermont with the re-
mains. No further particulars have been
received Mr. and Mrs Page left for
Arizona, July q. hoping that this dry
climate would prove beneficial to Mr..
Pages health. A wide circle of friends
will deeply symra thize with Mrs. Page.
DIR. and Mrs Arthur Robinson were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. n.
Slayton at Greensboro-Porter Greene
" had the misfortune. Thursday. to break
both bones above the wrist in his right
arm while playing hall at the home Of
DR. a, l. Goddard. The accident occurred
when the young man stumbled and
fell over some logs The arm was set
BY Drs. A. L Goddard and w. NJ. John
'stone.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cushman Of
Barre were Sunday guests of the formers
sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh
Cushman,
Men from the shirt waist factory at
Waterbury were in town Monday night
and met a few OF the business men.
who we're able to get out of their stores
and talked over the shirt waist fac
g tory proposition with them The Wa
terbury factory is a branch of a big
New York factory with an established
business that is growing rapidly. The
great factor is ability to secure female
help AS there is no industry here en-
ployinG women to any large extent.
they think very faVorably Of Norris
vllle.-MondaY evening at the home Of
MISS Carrie Powers, occurred bowl
shower, given by the Louise NJ. Slocum
class of tho Universalist Church in
honor of the approaching marriage of
one of its members. Miss Ruth Greene.
Miss Elizabeth Powers will return
2 To- day to resume her studies at Welles-
ley College, Wellesley, Mass-Mr and
MRS. {. o, BorroWs of johnson are
passing the week with the formers sis
&c ter-in-law. Mrs Carrie Barrows. and
'fother relatives in town.--Mr. and Mrs
C. Fl. Raymore and family and the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
Raynore of Jeffersonville left We'd
nesday on an extended auto trip to
/, Portland Me, and Springfield Mass.
attending the Eastern States Exposi-
ton in the latter place.-The monthly
meeting of the Delta Alpha class was
held at the home of Mrs T. r. Ellis
Tuesday evening with Mrs Ellis Miss
:, Nita Ellis and Mrs. Herbert Farnham
''as hostesses. 20 members enjoying the