Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01

march. The bride was attended bv ,n,
father and bridesmaids. Miss A G ca.
rie and Miss ID. X Kobe of Melroso u,vt,
lands. Mars The bride was vou,noa a..
u dross OF white georgette. with b,I. o.
match and carried u bououct of br,a,I
roses. The bridesmaids wore dresses -,
orchid georgette and orchid orgspdic and
carried bouquets of orchids. The Rev
, waiter InorPe or the Congregational
church IN brandon was tho officiating
icIersymah' incre were present only the
relatives of the family and memhor. -,
the r. r.. G. club. of which the brdo !, :,
member After the wedding ceremopv rc.
| freshments were served and tho vou,,
couple took this time quietly to sin
away. After wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Watson viii make their home in Brandon
The bride is ono OF the nost ponuj,
young ladies OF the town and tho groom
mas for some time served as secretary and
! treasurer Of the National Aysbirc Brood
ers' Association with offices ,ocato,, 4,
Brandon.Therc was a meeting of tbe
| Ormsbco -DUrgey Circle Of tnc King.
Daughters at 2:30 O'clock Wednesday az
ternoon in Grand Army Hall.-.Iulius
Levi Goodrich died at his home FRIDAY
evening after several weeks illness.
funeral nc
held Sunday afternoon at two o'c,oc,, a,
the house The Rev. L. NJ. Keller of the
Methodist church officiatcd. ,-he bearers
were Arthur Ferris. BENJAMIN Little,
William Msrtell and NJ. !. I,avorcha
Burial was in ForostdaJe cemotery.-Miss
Margaret O'Connor has gone to Boston
wncre she has a position for the sum n,er.
Over 100 boys arrived on the FLYER Sat-
urday evening and were taken to the Kee
waudin camp at Lake Dunmore, where
they will spend the SUMMERTIME fun
.ral of Mrs. Robert Flood, whose remains
were brought here Friday evening frc,n
Schenectady. n. v. where che died at
q hospital was held at tho home of Il G.
Flood Saturday afternoon at 80 O'clock
The Rev. OMerd. who is the supplyin 2
rector OF ST Thomas Episcopal Church.
otticlated the bearers we're Roy W
Flood, Carlton Flood Roger Flood =
o. Bush. w G. Fletcher and CIoyd SAN
ders. Burial was in Pine Hill cemetery.
Mrs Rollin Laquire and son. Frank
Beauregard, and daughter. Miss Retta.
Mrs. Leo Gravel and husband. have re-
turned to Fitchburg Mass, after visiting
AT the home of her brother Eli Focha,
Word has been received of the death at
a hospital in Schenectady. N. Y, Juno
was formerly Miss Ranch Sanders.
daughter of A. II. Sanders of this town
She had host of friends in Brandon,
having been popular among the young
people Her death came as a great
shock TO her many friends-Jeannie A.
Seeicy. for many years resident of
Brandon. died at the home of her nephew
Or +. N. Seeley, on Prospect street in
Rutland Wednesday June q She was
" years of age She had been in failing
health for p long time The remains
were brought to the home of her niece.
Mrs. j. w Estabrook where she had
made her home for many years. and the
funeral was held at the house at two
O'Clock Friday afternoon the Rev. Walter
Thorpe of the Congregational Church Off
eating. Burial was in the Seeley
family cemetery at Middlebury.
Ford car driven by a man bv the
name Of Laport went into the ditch and
tipped over on it's side Tuesday afternoon
near the Kimberley farm on the Pitts.
ford road No one was injured. One Of
the rear wheels of the car was smashed
which was the only damage done-MarbIe
chapter. Order Eastern Star. held their
annual picnic at Warehouse Picnic
grounds at Lake Dunmors Wednesday,
"lsS Laufa 'ool went Wednesday to
keene, N H., where she has position
as stenographer and bookkeeper.-H n.
kokenburg of Albany n. Y. and G. A.
cameron of Rutland visited Mr. and Mrs
George Cameron. Jr. Tuesday.-The
Royal Workers of the Methodist Church
will have an all day picnic next Friday
in Judson Severy's grove south of the
village. This will take the place of the
regular July meeting.-Miss Ida Pierce
has returned from New York city. where
she has spent several months and has
opened her home on Park street.-The
Misses Susan and Cora Talbot and Fred
erick Rainey left Wednesday for Loon
Lake, n. Y, where they will remain with
relatives for 10 days.--Mr. and Mrs. ].
Harry Cole returned last Tuesday night
from Boston. where they visited rela-
tives.-Charles G. Wtnslow of Detroit,
Mich, is spending a few days here with
his mother, Mrs. c. NJ. Winslow There
will be a special meeting of Silver Lake
Lodge, Knights of Pythias. this eve
ming at eight o'clock.-Miss Dottie Kid
der has returned from Watham. Mass.
and has opened her home on Champlain
street for the summer.-Miss Lulu Cowen
Of New York city is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Cowen for the sum-