Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11

Saturday 10 Nswbury. where she will
be principal Of the teacher training class
in the Newbury Academy. Miss Beatrice
Spooner OF Greenfield, Mass, Ia visiting
at the home Of w. r. Sisco for a few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank n. Osborn
and guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Osborn
Of Derry n. H., we're guests of relatives
in Shoreham Sunday-Miss Kath-
crime Blackwell went Sunday to
Montclair. N. j., where she will teach
school.-Miss Marion Il. Kingsley, house
manager Of the Buffalo College club.
who has been spending a vacation Of
six weeks at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.. Kingsley, returned
Saturday TO Buffalo. n. Y.-F. NJ. But
ton and daughter. Florence. who have
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Frank NJ.
Button. for several weeks. returned Sat-
urday to their home In Chicago.
II. Mcleod of Hardwick. a former resi-
dent, is visiting relatives and friends
here for few days.-Mr and Mrs. n. F..
Barturm Of Bridgeport. Conn. are In
town looking after their farming inter-
ests here for few days.
One Of the prettiest weddings ever held
In Brandon. took place at st. Mary's
o clock. when Walter p. Miner and Miss
Rubie f. Carter were Joined in wedlock.
Rev. e. +. Cray officiating. The ceremony
took place inside the sanctuary. The
bride, who has been employed for a num-
her OF years by the New England Tele-
graph and Telephone company. was
gowned in white georsette crepe and a
white tulle veil. caught with orange bios.
ar,.sn -l,1 10, ~
white bridal roses. with streamers OF
tulle. The bridesmaid, Miss Eleanor Car
ter. the brides sister was also gowned
in white georgette crepe. and carried a
bouquet Of red roses. The groom. who
has been employed by the L. S. railroad
! administration as freight agent wore q
, blue serge suit. He was attended by HE
brother, Don Miner, at present senior
in Middlebury College. Music was rem.
dered by the famous Berkowitz orchestra
OF the Bancroft Hotel, Worcester. Mass
A reception and buffet lunch immediatel,
| followed the ceremony. at the home OF
! the brides sister. Mrs Ernest Poulin
after which Mr. and Mrs. Miner left fol
Erie. Pa. The wedding presents were
| numerous and consisted of china. Gu,
glass, silver linen. money and furniture
| The brides travelling gown was a blue
serge suit and she wore black velvet hat
a black fox fur. The church was very
httractively trimmed with crysanthemums
large bouquets of these flowers being tiec
with satin ribbon to the pillars. Bott
bride and groom have lived in Brandon
| for a number Of years, and have a host
Of friends who extend congratulations, ant
wish them q. long and happy married life
| Among the guests present from out o'
| town were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Carter
Priscilla Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie,
La Moris of Rutland, s n. Miner. Mis-;
| Lue Miner, Mrs. Henry Miner Of Yer
gennes. the Rev. F.. A. WEIGH Of Orwell
and the Rev Father Crosby of Proctor
| Marcus Rowe and Daniel Center served
as ushers. The grooms present to the
bride was a piano and to the hest mar
and ushers pearl stick pins. The BRIDE
present TO the bridesmaids was a cole
| bracelet.
| There will be a regular meeting of Sill
yer Lake Lodge. No 10. K. of P. this eve
ming at eight o'clock.--Dr. !. S. East
wood is i'll az his home on Center street
Miss Agnes Spooner has gone to Fall
Haven to spend few days with friends
| The young people will give a dance Fri
| day evening in the music room at thu
Brandon 1nn.-Neshobe Grange will OBJ
serve Sunday as Grange memorial da,
and will meet at ten o'clock In Grange
| hail to attend the Congregational Church
| AT eleven O'Clock. the pastor, the Rev
Walter Thorpe. will preach sermon ap
propriate to the occasion.-Mrs. Alice 8
Sprague is able to be out after havin,
been confined to the bed several days b,
ilness.-Lake Dunmore Chapter. D. A
| u t,1lxl tk,r
! Wednesday afternoon at their chapter
house on Grove street.-Robert Force
clerk in the Ives clothing store, is con
| fined 10 the house by illness