Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
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returned Saturday 20 Montpelier
from there went to New York. wh
they will spend a few days before 81
Ing for England on the Goth. Dr. Hu
VIII then pass three months in a h
pital In London. studying tropical m
icine and then goes 20 India for
work as medical missionary.
Hume. who has been in settls,n
work for j. years will be an able
In all his work. They will be loca
not far from his father DR.. r. e. HUI
who is now in that country. Or. Hu
also has a sister working there. VIII
at the Morse home many called
meet them and few Of Mrs. Hum
Intimate friends picnicked with tn
on Sunset Hill Friday night. Cue
of Mrs Morse also were Nrs. id
Batchelder and Roy Batchelder
Northfield. II is much to be regret
by Waterbury people, who had hoI
that Mrs Batchelder would locate h 4
that they have bought home in Nor
field. Roy Batchelder will work in TO
for time on his map work.-Mr.
Mrs. W. l.. Tyler are parents Of
daughter. born September g. Mas
, Willard Tyler. Jr.. is with his era,
est Harvey and daughter Nadine
visiting in ST. Adams. guests of NJ
| Clinton Spaulding.-E. c. Cullen
Chestrie. Conn. has been in town
attend his daughters weddins.--Mr.
Mrs. J. F. Hodge have returned r.
a motor trip which included the sh
don fair-Mrs. william O'Neil. who u
operated upon at the Heaton hospi
| ia doing uall --rDr nh AFrS n,
well have returned from motor
through the white Mountains.-H
Archer has sold for Alderic Kellett
farm on Scrabble Hill TO Charles Mon
This Is known as the H. F. Baldv|
farm and commands a hne view
Camers Hump and mountain scene'
This gives the Morse family thu
farms in that locality and means
up-keep of that part Of Duxbury ri
estate. recent real estate deed
the village also made by W. Fl. Card
is of note. the Perkins house on Nd
street owned by Mrs. Almirs slaytJ
being sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nd
nus.-Two events Of interest are ahd|
for those interested In Odd Fellowsh
The district meeting Of the Odd RI
lows next month and that of the n
bekahs in November This dist 4
comprises the lodge in Randolph, Nort
field, Montpelier, Warren, waitshl
and Waterbury.-Lieut. F. E. Sted
Jr, who Is now at New Orleans in 4
public health service, finds his wd
interesting although hard. Mrs Ste|
and son probably will Join him nd
nonth.-Mrs. Helen NJ. Richards
; Greensboro was a recent guest at d
Congregational parsonage of the ri
and Mrs. Edward G. Hayes
Wednesday Sept. 5 the home of
and Mrs. Edward c. Cullen on Randol
avenue was the scene Of a prettv w1
ding when their daughter, Marjorie ALL
was married 70 Edward John En1n,oI
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Errons
Morrisvile. The ceremony was pl
formed at $50 o'clock. the single ri
service being solemnized by the RI
George II. Lock, pastor Of the Meth
dist Episcopal Church. The ceremo
was performed under an arch Of aspal
gus. ferns. and hydrangeae with
American flag for background I
bride was given away by her faith
She was gowned in white georeette a
carried brides roses. Miss Beulah E
wards, maid Of honor, wore ecru se,
gette and carried pink and white sw,
peas. Elwood Emmons, brother Of I
groom. was best man, and his lit
sister. Miss Katrina Emmons. "
flower girl The wedding march "
played by Mrs. F. E. Atkins. The d
ing room was decorated in pink,
large cake made and decorated BY ,
Woods receiving deserved notice NJ
Ruth Stewart served the Ice cream a
Mrs. Louis Walenstein and Miss I
liam Pantamore served. There W
many beautiful and costly presen
Among those present from out of to-
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Emmons. L,
wood Emmons, Elwood Emmons a
Katrina Emmons, and Mr.. and Mrs T
ward Durham Of Morrisville and Mr.. a
Mrs, John Miller of Montpelier. T
young couple left for motor t
through the White Mountains to
Orchard. They will reside in Morrisvll
The groom is graduate Of Peachi
Academy and has recently returned FRI
Is months service overseas The br
attended the schools here and St Mar
Academy in Burlington and for thu
years has been employed at the hospit
The famous singers, Mr. and Mrs Emf
w 'D>piSd arc lcelSttreu at the ii
Mrs de Gogorza is better known as Emf
Eames.-so far this locality has oscar
well the special work of the weather
the frost that visited certain places |;
week and the hard wind of Monday.-M
l.. Fl. Whitney has returned from Vi
to Troy, \. Miss Jane Boicourt is
tanned from school with larygnitis
extra period of school is used now IN
afternoon. which will shorten the no
hour, There are about 30 pupils who
not have the opportunity Of going home
noon. Some discussion g to the possit
ity of hot lunches al noon is heard h.
each town would advertise distances
does the Waterbury Inn on their me
cards il might be possible that questic
asked would be more easily answered
is true that in many cases local peoI
are not versed in distances or directions
they should be. Some are The 10
Trail seven miles; Camers Hump nj
miles; Mount Mansfield, ~ miles smt
glers' Notch. II miles: Burlington 50 mil
School in townsville begins next Monds
Miss Louise Livingstone of WatsAC
teacher.-The new creamery ~ the
Brigham company, of which j. x. VIII
ney is treasurer. is nearing complete
and they are beginning to take NJ
there. Everything is in the finest shal
cement floors, air and light in abundan
The upper floor will he used later for I
making of cheese; in this way the questi
of surplus milk will be handled. NJ.
fowler. who has been the efficient ma
ager here and has much to do in starti
the business for the new creamery,
transferred to Cambridge and NJ. c. Was
burn who has been stationed there a
is also the district manager. comes he
There will be much genuine regret ii
Mr.. Fowler is to leave town but all v
Welcome Mr. and "a,