Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-23

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| returned home Friday afte, few weeks
visit in the West lie visited at Omaha,
Neb.. in Kansas and in Indiana.
ENOSBURG FALLS y
| very pretty home wedding was cele-
brated at the home of the brides aunt.
Mrs. l.. L. Marsh. October Is at three
o'clock, when Miss Charlotte Jenne and
Edwin Batchelder of Hampton. y. H.,
were united in marriage. the Rev. W. r.
Dukeshire officiating. Mrs. John Branch
Tr.. of st. Adams was matron of honor
and Harold Batchelder. brother of the
groom and student in New Hampshire
State College was best man. The rooms
had been very prettily decorated. under
the direction OF Mrs. r. II. Brown, with
garlands of ground pine and pink carna-
| lions. Kenneth Jenne of this place and
Thayer .Ienne OF Richford, brothers OF
the bride, were ushers. Mrs. Il. J. Mears
! furnished the music. The bride was
gowned in white satin and wore the same
! veil worn by her aunt at her marriag &c.
The presents were many and varied. i'm
GLIDING linen. china, cut glass. silver
cash and checks. The party left by auto
mobile for A trip through the White
mountains by DiXville Notch for their
future home in Hampton. y. H.. where
the groom has an established business
and where the bride formerly taught
school. Those present from out Of town
included the groom's mother and sister.
Mrs. Warren NJ. Batchelder of HAMPTON.
y. H.. and Mrs. r. y. Randall of Lew.
| iston. Me-. Mr.. and Mrs. p. 3. Swan of
Montgomery. DR.. and Mrs. J. y. Jenne Of
Burlington. Mrs. G. G. Holmes and daugh-
IA at Iolr
bans; Mrs. A. s. Bowen. MI and Mrs.
\. NJ Jenne of Berkshire. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Comings and Miss Ruth Puffer of
Richford.-P. i. Hayes. who has lived
here for 20 years, having sold his resi-
dence on Church street. has purchased
house in Essex Junction. where he in
, tends to move his family November I
During tine years he has lived here he has
been associated with Fl. &. FaIrar in the
livestock business connected with Fl. r.
Combs of East Berkshire with whom
Mr.. Hayes was associated for five years
previous to coming here. He has always
been active in promoting the interests
of the town, being one Of the hoard of
selectmen, and is also treasurer of the
Franklin County Pure Maple Sugar and
Maple Syrup company. organized a few
years ago. He bnilt business block on
Depot street, recently sold to the Odd
Fellows. in which they have their hail.
r,, Wv, ~" oWme" oN lr' ~
+,,o $500 sons WV. oe loss 10
~ INTERESTS " 'ne place
! The annual meeting OF The mems Bible
class or the Methodist Church. of which
the KEY W. 3. Dukeshirc is the teacher.
was heid in the church vestry Friday
evening u was preceded by an oyster
supper ana BOY scouts as walters. About
~ members ana invited guests were pres
| emit every church in town being repre-
sehten. remarks were made by the Rev.
r.. H. scales OF the Baptist Church. S. s.
lta'i' IT, ana the Kew w. b. Dukeshire.
me principal address was by the Rev
u Leon "ciis OF Richford. who told of
T. NJ - A. WORK III france. with which
ne was connected Tor few months fol-
| io"'hS inc afn1'suce' A. j. Croft. the
| class president presided and introduced
! the SPEAKERS y. Is. ferley is vice. presi-
dent. VI. ~ Aseit'ne secretary and w. F.
Laid treasurer.-M. r.. \ndrus
OF Ashiapula' ONO. who. with Mrs.
| Andrus is visiting among friends in Berk-
/ SHIRE was III town to the mems banquet
! Friday evening with G. Fl. Rublce.-C. II.
Weich ana y. L. Hammond, who accom-
pan'eo pr. Jerry hammond on his re-
turn TO MS nome III omaha. Nch., few
WeeKs ago, returned mere Friday. having
visited at various places en- route.-M. =.
PerleN and daughter Miss Katherine
Perley, Miss Belle G.. Stone and sister.
! Mrs. j. W. Poneroy. ,notored 10 Frank
| I'm Friday, where they were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Hopiine.--B, l..
Savage. who recently sold his farm near
West Enosburg. has purchased the farm
of W. w. Coles near East Enosburg.-
John Il. Cassidy was called by phone
| FRIDAY afternoon by a fire at his farm
near the Center. which is carried on by
Fred I.ongey. The fire caught in the
carriage house and was past help when
discovered. Both the horse and hay barn
with nearly all farming tools were con-
snmed.-NTrs. L. s. Darrah left Saturday
morning on her return to Boston. having
been for six weeks in the family of V.
a. James on Maple Park.-Mrs l.. c.
Denny and daughter Mary Charlotte. of
Poultney arrived in town Friday after
| noon for few days visit in the home
! Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Stet-
son
| Alec Cassidy has sold. his farm near
North Enosburg formerly the s. y.
! Howe place to Philippe A. NoisesuX of
| st. Hyacinti, Que. Consideration $40 OnO
Possession given as soon as MT. Noisesux
can get his goods here.-O. G. Johnson
has moved to his father-in-law's, A. w.
| Smith, at South Franklin. Tho son-n-