Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-26
BAKERSFIELD

A very beautiful wedding was solem-
nized in this village Wednesday Juno
IS when Elizabeth bennington, daugh-
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Smith,
was united in marriage with DR.. Franz
lin Pierce Dwinell of the naval base
hospital Chelsea, near Boston, at the
Congregational Church. The church was
decorated by college friends of the
bride with buttercups and daisies and
ferns. The bridal party consisted of
Prudence and Elizabeth Smith, neces Of
the bride, as flower girls, also Miss Anna
Smith, sister of the bride, as brides
maid. Harold Dwinell, L. v. NJ. 10, was
best man, and Ralph Dwinell. another
brother, Dewey and Wesley Smith,
brothers of the bride, and Clark NJ.
Wright of Colchester were ushers. The
bride entered the church the arm
of her father, who was the officiating
clergyman, and was dressed in white
net and lace, wearing a veil with pearl
! trimmings, her bouquet being white roses
and white sweet peas. The bridesmaid
wore white georgette crepe and a white
! picture hat. Her flowers were pink
and white sweet peas. Mrs PAMELA
/ Powell, a sister of the bride, presided
at the organ. A small reception of the
! immediate families and few intimate
held at the home Of the bride immedi-
ately following the ceremony at the
church, the color scheme at the house
being pink and white. Dainty refresh
| mens were served. The bride received
many beautiful presents, including cut
glass, linen. silver and money. The
guests from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell b. Dwinell, the Misses Esther
and Rachel Dwnell and Ralph Dwinell
Of East Calais, Harold Dwinell, U. V. NJ.
10, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Collins Smith Of
Boston, Mrs Franklin Dwinell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Dwinell and son. Ban
croft, of Montpelier the Misses Dorothy
Lawrence Louise Towers, Annis Bar
ney, Susan Delano and Betty Baker of
the University of Vermont, Miss +. Sue
Dewey of Pittston, Pa, Mrs. b. +.
Dewey of Pennington, n. j.. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. O. Wales and sons of Wey-
bridge. Mrs Edison Day of Ripton.
Dewey Smith and family of Fletcher.
Miss Anna Smith of Newark, N j.. and
Clark NJ. Wright of Colchester The
bride and groom left for an auto trip
and after July will be at home at 120
Peterboro street, Boston, Mass.
Miss Daisy Beals is visiting her uncle.
w l.. Tillotson.-Mrs. John Libbey of St.
Adams sepnt the weekend with Mrs.
Fred potter-Miss Mabel Durrivage is
spending a few days with her sister. Mrs.
Clyde Wheelock. Mrs. Frank Maynard
attended the closing exercises Of Hard
wick Academy and came home with her
daughter, Frances, who has been teach
! ing there.-Miss Florence Watson has res
l turned for the summer from her school
), in East Enosburg. Misses Frances
l Maynard and Marion Cowan are attend
m2 the commencement of the Normal
D school at Johnson.-Miss Leila Cowan is
at home for the summer.-Mrs. Susie
) Maynard and daughter Miss Georgia
Maynard, visited at u. p, Cowan's over
Sunday.-Alrs. n. n. Powers ard son.
; Wendell are visiting at ID. 3. Cowan's.
! Mrs. W. u. Wilson of Southbridga.
10 Mass, has arrived for the summer at E.
% .. Barnes DR.. Clyde Cowan OF Boston
passed the week-end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. I. COwan. Mr.. Cowan
Miss Gwendolvn Davis of St. Abaus is
visiting relatives IN toWn.-Mrs. Martha
. Maynard is visiting in st. Albans and
East Berkshire Harry DEMO has ac-
= copied a position with dawley Brothers
OF JeXeIsonvillc, aud VIII take up his
, work with them July Principal and
= Mrs g. II Morrill, motored Tuesday 10
=, Haverhi,l. y. II. They will attend the
commencement exercises of the academy
in that place, where Mr.. NORTH forme rly
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