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

Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. WiiCtN have sold
their farm on the Swanton road to Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Robinson of Alburg. Pos
iession will be taken November /. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilcox will leave November II for
st. Petersburg Fla. TO spend the VIM
ter.
The rev. William Shaw. district super
intendent of the ST. Adams district YER
mont conference. has received y unanimous
invitation to become pastor of the Meth
edist Episcopal Church in Gardner, Mass.
He has sicnifcd his Willingness to accent
and has been SO appointed by Bishop
Hughes. In the new work. Or. Shaw will
also have oversight of the rural churche s
near Gardner. and will work out a plan
Tor service IN the rural fields which il is
hoped will he Of large value TO the
Church. nr. Shaw will take charge of
the worl November >.
The many friends OF Mrs. George W.
Smith. who recently left this city for San
Diego. Cal. With othcr members Of her
family. the Rev. George w. Smith and
son. Granger. will regret to learn that
her mother died Al her home in Pipestone,
H.. October :.
Miss .\uns Belle Gibson. daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. Gibson of South Main street and
A. X. Lewis Of Lake Placid. y. y, were
married NJ tho Methodist parsonage AT
l. o'clock Saturday noon. They were un-
attended. The bride wore navy blue
snit black ha. and furs and carried a
prayer book. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left
SATURDAY. ur;c:noon for Il visit of two
weeks 1T Nn"asuuam. y. j.. and New
York points. They viii reside in this
city.
\ very pretty wedding took place ~
the First Congregational Church Nom
day afternoon at five O'Clock when Miss
Mary Loueila Sherwood. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sherwood became
the bride of Guy r. ,Burncll. son of Mr.
and Mrs. r. g. Burncll. The Rev. +.
Wilson Day Of Swanton performed the
ceremony Miss Louisa Hendricks OF
Fairfield acted AS bridesmaid and Don
aid Corliss of St Adams town as best
man. The ushcrs were Kenneth Parma
Ice and cleo 'rowlc. Tho bride was
gowned in blue travc ling suit with hat
10 match. Following the ceremony d
reception was hold at the home Of tho
BRIDES parents
capt. Charles f.. Fell of this city. who
has been stationed a Camp Dodge. Iowa
since August has been notified that he
has been chosen for further service.
Captain Pell served abroad for nearly two
After the armistice was signed he was
with the Army of Occupation in the 4tl1
ammunition train. He arrived at New
port News, Va, August from overseas
He is still with the 4;h ammunition train
Captain Pel expects to receive fur
Tough very soon.
Bellevue Chapter, y. A. r., will hold a
card party at the Ncrulam club Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Fridge and 81
will be played. Refreshments will be
served. Entertainment will he arranged
for those not playing cards. The hostesscs
arc Mrs. r. L. Scofield. Mrs. W. A. Nc
Lehman, Mrs, NJ. c. Bradford, Miss l.
Leona Chamberlain and Mrs. G. +. Barker
Mrs. Earle Thompson is receiving treat
mont at the 1t. Albans hospital.
The First Congregational Church il
This city was the scene OF a pretty we'd
ding Monday at 800 p. M, when Mar,
Luella Sherwood became the wife of Gu,
n. Burncll, both of ST. Adams. Tho
church was pretty decorated with pa
and potted plants and filled with rela-
tives and friends Among the guests were
some from Highgate, Swanton. Sheldon
Fairfield and Burlington The brida
couple was attended by Donald Corliss
of St Adams Bay and Louisa Hendricks
and Kenneth Parmalce, and Mrs, y. y
Atwood played the wedding march also
several selections before and during the
ceremony, which was performed by tbs
Rev F.. Wilson Day Of Swanton, tn.
double ring service being used Til,
bride wore a dark blue travelling suit
with hat TO match, and carried whit.
flowers. Miss Hendricks also wore darl
blue and carried pink flowers In,med!
atelv following the marriage "A reception
was rendered to the immediate friend,
and relatives at the home of the bride
Miss Dorothy Burnoll and tn" Mise,
Mar" and Kathleen served. one room
Included china. silver "ut-"lass, linen
ro7er ana many Other things TIL,
hi'd"l party received in the parlor. whore
til" decorations were green and white
ia" o'"i ."hctG" IN tie dining room was
p'nF aud VII Tlo young colple lef
o. ~ r:2o tra'u f"' Wedding "trip anc
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