Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
Franklin County
ST. Adams

. y riCtiN WcO0l1lS LOON Pdtt 81 on
1.uke's Episcopal Church yesterday after
noon at four O'Clock when Miss Vilcra
Louise Morton. eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick r. Morton, and Henry
Lucius Wood son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl.
| Wood. were united in marriage, the Rev.
| $. Talstcd Watkins of Burlington. for
mer rector of st. Lukc's Episcopal Church,
! performing the ceremony. The couple
was unattended. The ushers wcro J.
Beecher n. Fonda, Philip w. Morton, Ed
mund ". Royse and Leo i. Wilson. The
couple entered the church during the
strains OF THE Bridal Chorus" from
"Iohencrin." played by Mrs. \. n.
! Atwood. who gave several selections be-
! fore and after the ceremony. The bride
was gowned in a taupe colored travelling
suit. with hat to match. She carried
| a bouquet of American beauty roses.
| The church was beautifully decorated a
green and gold color scheme being used.
with masses of evergreen and golden
| glow. Asters also formed a predomi-
nant part Of the decoration. After a
| wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Wood will
live on Fairfield street, where they have
an apartment in the house which Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Fisher recently purchased
from the late Mrs. r. G. Hall. Among
| the ont of town people present we're Mr..
and Mrs. Jazard Luton of Plainfeld,
y. J.
| a. J. Prairie. who was injured during
"a horse race at the Chttendcn county
fair. and who has been receiving treat
ment at the Fanny Allen hospital. Winoo-
ski. has returned to this city fully re.
covered from the injuries.
The condition Of Mrs. Harold Laselle
for /.
citis at the st. Adams hospital last Sat.
urday. is favorable.
Philadore Brault, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the hospital g
few days ago, is recovering.
Miss Irene Sey is at the hospital recov
ering from an operation for appendicitis
Lyle Albert Collins, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. +. Owen Collins of the New
/, ton road, has the distinction of not beins
absent from school in five years while
he was attending the Tullar dstric
school. tIe Is now attending the gram
, mar school in this city.
The funeral of Sealand Whitney Ian
DON for eight years principal Of the st
Adams high school and for 1G years prln
I cipal of the Burlington high school, VIII
T died in Bordentown. \. j.. Sunday. wa
: held at Bordentown yesterday. The bod.
vii! be brought to this city Friday after
= moor on the train which arrives at SO
i o'clock. The burial will take place Il
Il Greenwood cemetery with a short servic
n ut the grave.
. A letter has been received from the Rev
e Richard r. Armstrong of Albany, y. Y
r accepting the call to become rector of s.
:. Luke's Church in this city, which wa
Y rendered him by the vestrymen an
e Armstrong assumed his new dutie
T October as successor to the Rev. Georg
d W. Smith, resigned. Mr.. Armstrong is
& graduate of the University Of Vernon
T and the General Theological Seminary. H
was rector Of the Episcopal Church a
Quincy. Mass He was also in the PhilI
pine Islands at missionary station unde
: Bishop Brent. While in Albany he wa
: canon of All Saints Cathedral.
!, Sergt L. Moreland Perkins has returne
= from Plattsburgh, n. y, where he re
: ceived his final discharge from the arm,
= and where he has been receiving trea,
" mcnt for several months for injuries re
:, ceived in the troop-train wreck in Franc
Miss Laura Hutchins died at the s
i, Adams hospital Saturday afternoo
" from the effects Of stroke Of paralys
. suffered last week Tuesday. The funers
was held at the First Baptist Churc
! Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock, tn
Rev. j. r. Sharman officiating. Tn
. body was taken TO Morrisville 70
burial in the family lot. The body wa
- taken from the hospital TO the undertal
= ing rooms of W. A. McLennan. The do
y ceased is survived by one sister, Mr.
!" Enos Aseltnc of this city, four niece
Mrs. Harley Button of this city. Mrs. !
J. Robinson of the Sheldon road, Mr.
Edward Muller of Dayton, Ohio, Mr.
70 George Brooks of Alberta, Can. and or
nephew, Hubert Carpenter Of Worceste
Mass.
A daughter, Barbara Newton, was hor
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Reed of Wolco
J. Tuesday September %, at the home
I, Mrs Reeds parents MT and Mrs. W.
III Newton.
e Carrot Ellis and Carl Brown, who hay
+ been spending their furloughs in this cit,
t. left saturday evening for Anna poll
IT where they are students at the Nav
), Academy.
IT, Carleton T.. Alexander. who has bee
ID spcndipg several weeks mt his home
II this city. left Friday night for Bostc
II ,o resume his senior year studies at ii
y Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Al A very pretty wedding took place
p St Mary's Chuch Monday morning
r, eight o'clock when Miss Elizabeth
e, Walker of this city was united in ma
$. r,ase to John A. Helingcr. formerly
baltimore. Md. The bride was gowned
brown broadclooth suit. with hat
IA watch and wore a corssge bouquet
il. wink carnations. Miss r. Armda Smit
Il ,vho acted as bridesmaid was attired
" combination of black satin and viii