Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-18

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"A quiet wedding took place Monday
afternoon at two O'Clock at the home of
Town Representative and Mrs. Joseph
Rogers of Panton, when their eldest
daughter, Della, was united in marriage
to Charles stanton. the Rev. G. c. Cor
nell, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of West Addison. performing the
ceremony. Erban Wheelock of Hunting
ton was best man and Miss Lottie Rogers.
sister of the bride. was maid of honor.
The bride was attired in a brown travel
ing suit. Only the family was present.
inc bride Is graduate Of the Vergennes
high school and has been a very success
iul teacher for the past five years. The
groom Is engaged In farming. After re-
freshments were served Mr. and Mrs.
stanton left on short wedding trip and
on theeir return Will reside in Panton.--
~ ~. Kennedy has opened plumbing es-
adjustment in the old stand of the A, b.
x c. j.. Taber on Greene street in the
rear of j. II. Donnelly's tailor
shop Miss Ruth Holcomb, who has
concert of the season on the park this
evening.-Miss Ruth Holcomb, who has
been passing her vacation with her moth
er. Mrs. Paul Bunch. has returned to
bridgeport Conn.Mrs. jeanette Morgan
ana daughter, Miss Mildred Morgan OF
Bristol are at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Morgan. while they are away
on their vacation in Oxford Iowa.--Wil-
liam Lawrence has handed In to the city
council his resignation rs highway com
missioner to take place at once-Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Catey have returned
from few days sojourn at their cottage
at kmbal's wharf.-Mr and Mrs. Harry
Blood spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. William Larryby Of Ru;land.-Miss
Blanche Hofnagle has returned from a
months vacation at Buffalo, n. Y
Charles Barton, who has been visiting
his father. NJ. L. Barton, has returned
to Beverly. Mass.-The first meeting of
/ the season of the Parent-Teachers' assoc
ciation was held Monday evening and
the following officers elected President,
Mrs. William l.. Cotey: vice residents,
Mrs. w. S. Mulholland, Mrs. Arthur Jo-
dom; secretary. Miss Ftzps trick; treas
urer, Mrs. V. w. Waterman.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Marion have been visiting
Mrs. Marions uncle, Henry ST. Peters.
Mr.. Marion has returned to Ftchburg
Mass, but Mrs. Marion remains in town
n few weeks longe to visit at the home
Of her cousin, Harold. st. Peters--Afrs
prised Sunday evening at her home in
panton, when 81 of her friends and neigh
hors gathered there. in honor of her 53rd
birthday. 1t was a complete surprise as
Mrs. Comma was away when the party
arrived, The evening was pleasantly
passed in playing games and partaking
Of refreshments. A feature of the re-
freshmerts was large birthday cake
deco ~ate1 with So candles. The house was
decorated in red and yellow. Mrs. Com
mo received many gifts including a sum
of money.
Neal ID. Clawson of Brattleboro and Eli
Porter of Wilmington, members of the
Vermont Pubic Service Commission.
were guests of the Stevens House Tues
day night and yesterday with w. r.
Warner also a member of the commits
sion. went to Burlington to attend an i'm
portant hearing before the commission
Alderman Levi II. Brown went yesterday
10 Malone, y. Y. on business Mrs.
Charles A. Bradbury of Washington.
D. c.. Is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. Strong.-M'ss Lena Hawkins is recover
ing from her recent iilness.-Mrs. L. G.
Norton and son. John, Miss Edith Cham
herlain and William Clark were in Bur-
lington Tuesday making the trip in Mrs.
Norton's automobie.-The Rev. William
F. Frazier, Carlton d. Bristol Mrs. Leon
Hunt and Mrs w. r. Warner attended
the Sunday school convention at Bristol
yesterday.-Mrs. George II. Bora. who
has been. visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Daigneault, leaves to-day for Fort Ann,
n. Y. to visit relatives before returning
to her home in Fitchburg Mass.--Maurice
Lee, who has been employed during the
vacation at the Sheffield Farms COM
panys plant, has resumed his studies al
Middlebury College.