Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-06
VERGENNES

MT anO MrS. T.. n. Ice ooscTSeu fHc
9th anniversary Of their marriage by
receiving their many friends at their
home on Greene street Saturday after
noon. With Mr.. and Mrs. Lee in the
receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
f. Foote of Cornwall and Miss Minnie
Doud of New Haven. Miss Doud was
bridesmaid for Mrs. Lee at the wedding
% years ago and Mr.. Foote acted as best
man. The marriage took place In Corn
wall, the Rev. S. II. Barnum. now Of
Jericho. performing the ceremony. In
the evening otter Chapter order of the
Eastern Star attended In n body. Re
freshments were served in the afternoon
and evening Besides the many friends
who called upon Mr.. and Mrs. Lee dur
ing the afternoon and evening they also
received a number of kilograms and
many congratulatory letters from friends
away who were unable to be present.
The house was prettily trimmed for the
occasion by flags. bunting, flowers and
evcrgreens. Mr.. Lee was born in Leices-
ter, the of Moses S. and Mary
tBranch) Lee. He is trained nurse by
profession and Is a member of Dor
chester Lodge, No. /, A. F. and A. NJ
Mrs. Lee was born in Cornwall the
Foote. She is a member of the Yer
gcnnes Congregational Church, of otter
Creek Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star. Of which she is a past matron, and
of the Ncrgenncs Branch of the Red
Cross. MIR. and Mrs. Lee have three
children. Mrs. John l.. Selden of Bristol,
Miss Helen. a teacher in the Monkton
schools. and Maurice F., student in
Middlehury College. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
received many gifts. consisting of silver
ware, money in gold. silver and cur
rcncy from individuals. box of silver
money from their neighbors on Greene
street, and basket of silver money from
the members of Otters Creek Chapter
q. Il. >. Among those present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Selden of Bristol, Maurice Lee of Mid
dlehury College, Miss Helen Lee OF
Monkton. Judge and Mrs. r.. A. Field
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Fisher OF
Tanton, Silas Doud and daughter Miss
Minnie, and Miss Marcia Winslow of New
Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Frisbee and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bostwick and Mr.
and Mrs A, c. Wright of Waltham -
Carlton l.eBoeuf. IA former resident and
son of Joseph LeBoeuf, now Of Rutland
Is at naval station at North Island, San
lllego. cal, having recently been trans
forred from "A training camp I'm Florida
lie was one of 30 chosen to receive his
discharge, but preferred to remain I'm
| the servico.-Mrs. r. L. Nichols of Ben
nngton Ia visiting Mrs. Fred Lebeau
Mrs. Nichols has recently presented 10
st. Peters Church a beautiful votive
stand In memory Of her husband who
recently died hcre.-G. f. O. Kimball
celebrated the anniversary of his 18th
birthday Friday by taking dinner at the
! home of his daughter. Mrs. j. b. Powers
Mrs. John Bushcy Is i'll with fever
Mrs Bertha Oppenhicm has returned from
a visit to New York city.-Isadore
LcBoouf of Worcester. Mass. on his way
to visit his father. c. l.. LeBoeuf, a,
Wnooski, visited his sister, Mrs, w. II
Norton, Sunday.-The following members
of Company u, First Vermont Volunteer
Militia, have qualified for marksmen with
scores as follows: Lieut.. q. w, Casey
So, Scrgeants r. 7. Mcintyre SO, r. L.
Adams SSc Corporals C. II. Ruscoe 81
q, Z. Belden 50, Privates II. ID. Hawkins
so and r. A. Young 81, and the following
have qualified as expert marksmen
First Sergt. S. II. Burroughs 81, Sergt
II. l.. Adams 95. Privates S. ID. Hawkins
93, c. p. Jarvis 80 and C. p. Horsford o.
The men will SCOT on Wednesday and
| Thursday evenings.-R. NJ. Tucker has
sold the fast pacing more Green Pointer
| record 2:1SA, by Elastic Pointer, 2:O6lI, to
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