Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-30
NORTHFIELD

The funeral of Mrs Nancy a. Hunt.
whose death occukrcd Friday Mt her home
on Summer street was held Monday
afternoon from the residence. the Rev.
G. r.. Rcdding. pastor of the Methodist
Church officiating, intcrment was in the
family lot in the cemetery at Mortified
Falls Mrs. Hunt was IS years old and
born in Bethel. and had spent the greater
part of her life in Mortified. Some two
years ago she fell and fractured her hip
and had been confined to her bed since
that time. She is survived by her daugh-
ter Mrs. Gertrude Hunt Macy, who is
blind. and grandson, Byron Macy, who
live with Mrs. Hunt. also one son. Will
liam Hunt. OF Seymour, Conn.--NIiss
Evelyn Margaret Friend, daughter Of
Mrs. Daisy Friend. and Edward Pom
barb were united in marriage at the
brides home on King street Monday
morning. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. G. Il. Bingham Of tho Uni
versalst Church. They wcrc attended by
Miss Mollie Hakcy aud Titus Pombarh.
Following the ceremony . wedding break
fast was served Mt The brides home. to
which the relatives of the contracting
parties were present. Mr. <nnd Mrs. Pom
barb left on a wedding trip and on their
return will reside in John Hollands house
OH Vine Street.-The Rev e. T.. Bingham
OF the local Universalist Church. for two
years, completed his duties in Mortified
at the sunday services. Mr. bingham
goes to Woodstock where he has been
offered "A much larger salary. He has
made many friends and acquaintance in
Mortified. who regret TO have him leave
town.--Thc ladies of st. Mary's Church
',.,iI f.,,ifx
week which was largely attended and n
god sum Melted for the benefit Of the
church.--Mrs. G. a. rlumlcy has gone to
Hamilton, ont. where shc joined Mr..
| pluuilcy. vino is located there for n few
weeks in interest of the company in
Akron. ohio, by whom he is employed
i. $. Dyke, who is recovering from n
serious operation at IIoaton hospital.
Montpelier, was sent a huge bouquet of
| chrysanthcmums in honor of his birth
day by the Mortified Merchants associa-
ton Monday. lie also received Il large
number of letters and card,
Miss Marjorie NJ. DcvinC, oldest dauGh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Devinc, and
Robert johnson a graduate of Norwich
| University in the class OF 1919 were united
| IN marriage Monday morning at st.
Johnson Church. the Rev. j. A. IyAch
performing tho ceremony. The wedding
march was rendered on the violin by Miss
| Nellie Devinc, sister of the bride with
| organ accompaniment. pleasing musical
| program was rendered by the choir with
which the bride has been associated as
| ofganist for the past II years. Tho cler-
! Byman was assisted by Charles Burns,
cousin of the bride and "A student at st.
Michaels College. They were attended
| N |, 20 as best man and Miss Agnes
| Dcvinc sister of the bride as bridesmaid.
The bride wore white georgettc crepe
| over white satin with veil and carried
| chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid wore
peach color satin with black picture hat.
Mr. and Mrs, Johnson left for New York.
ana from there they will go to DE kalb'
| LIMOS, where they are to reside.-Ihe
| Nantana Worstcd company is to como TO
Northfied, and work is to be commenced
| TINS week in rcmodclling the Rabidou
! plant, which has been purchased The
deed from j. i. Rabidou to iiaiph A.
Brennan and Dean s. Sibley has passed.
| The company incorporated for @o.Oo and
| Northiicld was asked to purchase shares
TO the amount OF $4,000. which was done
with the exception OF $4,000 which was
| guaranteed by citizens of Northncid ana
| those shares are being disposed OF th's
week The work of selling the shares
was accomplished in three days rms
company is to manufacture hish grade