Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-11

daughter Josephine Belle, was united IN
! marriage with Cyrus Alton Metcalf Of
Irasburg. The couple entered the parlor
TO the music of the wedding march. play
cd by Miss Alice Lamb, and took their
place under an arch OF evergreen with
green and white crepe paper. The Rev.
Fraser Metzgcr performed tn. ceremony,
using the double ring service Miss 11s-
Their Stimcts, sister of the bride. was
/ bridesmaid and David Hedding was the
best man. The bride was dressed In o
, navy blue suit, with hat to match and
| carried rcd roses. The immediate rcla-
,ives and many friends of the bride were
present at the ceremony. Refreshments
were served following the ceremony, and
the couple left for short trip after
which they will be at Washington, Yer
| ment. where the groom has position
In a creamery. Both were graduated
from tho Randolph high school In 1915.
Tho groom was for time the bookkccp.
err at the Brigham creamery, and the
bride has taught for a time in the school
at Beanville. Mr. Metcaif graduated
with honors at the Vermont state Agri.
cultural school in 1916. He served Two
years in France with Wagon CO. 3ci, hav-
ing enlisted soon after America. entered
the war. A large circle of friends wisl,
There is "A prospect of q new indus
; try, that Of fabric glove making being
established in town, if tho Dubois &
Gay hall can be leased for term Of
years. Several days ago Mr.. and Mrs
Kurt Rcichol Of Ozone, l.. l., were in
town, accompanied by Albert Geiser Of
Lebanon. looking over the town and
the buildings in which to place this
industry. Mr.. Reichcl requires no in
ducement Of any kind. only q suitable
factory location and the prospect Of
securing help for his work, which will
be women for the most part. He was
much pleased with the Dubois & Cav
hall, ard there is being an effort made
to lease it of the owners. Mrs Y. O.
Blanchard and Mrs. B. u. Dubois The
latter Is in Maine for the present and
communication Is being made with her
in reference to the terms of lease.
In this hall there Is said to be room
for 100 hands to work at glove making
He employs about 40 girls in the fac
tory at Ozone Park near New York
but the labor question has made him
interested in a country factory. hop
ing by the change to find those of
more reliable type than in the city.
1t is understood that the Lease Is tho
only matter to be considered at this
time. and II arrangements can be made
satisfactory to both parties the BUSH
ness will be establish cd here later
Mrs. Lucy Mann. who has been in town
for several days with Miss Emma Sey-
mour and other friends left Tuesday
for pringfield.--MrS. Ernest Sawyer
went to Bethel Tuesday to see her sis
ter Mrs. Martin Essieman whose family
are all ill.-M. P. Morse went to Pitts
ford Tuesday morning for a months
treatment at the sanatorium for
trouble with one lung.-Herman Kill
burn and Mrs. Genie Carrigan left Sat
urday for Florida to pass a few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kilburn. who
have been there for more than a year.
Mrs. Carrigan expects to return
few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Dearborn.
who have heen in Chelsea for 10 days,
returned Monday, the roads having
been made passable at that time.
Ernest Austin went to Boston Tuesday.
but was obliged to make the trip by way
Of Greenfield, Mass, as the road by way
of Concord. n. H.. ia not yet opened
Mrs. A. Mazzolini left Tuesday for Barre.
where she went to visit relatives for a
time.-The Rev. Joseph Hamilton went
to White River Junction Wednesday on
a business trip. Mr. Hamilton purchased
n house at White River junction last
fall and as soon as he can make sale OF
his place here probably will go there to
reside.-Mrs. H. H. Paige went to South
Royalton Wednesday to see his sister
Mrs. Southworth, who is very ill.-No
further developments in regard to the
rental OF the Dubois & Gay hall has yet
been made known, but petition has been
sent Mrs. Dubois, one of the owners,
who Is in Maine, signed by all the lead
Ing business people asking her to con-
slider renting the same. In the meantime
the people are waiting with some inter-
est the outcome.-Mrs. Aida Slack Phil
lips who has been passing the winter
here, left "Wednesday for Leominster
Mass. 20 visit iler daughter for a little
time. after which she expects to 20 West
for the summer.-Several recruiting off,
Gers are located in the postofiice build
ing. taking any Who will enlist in the
service Mrs. Mabel Adams, after several
weeks in Boston has returned for 4 time
hsrc.-Mrs. Grace Douglas Dustin, after
seven weeks passed here with her par
ents. Nv and Mrs. G.. w. Douglas, left
for RoXb'Sy. Mass. going by way Of
Greenfield, Mass, on account Of the
blockade over the Northern rairoad.-
| Harold Sault has returned 20 Boston.
where he is attending the Faust School
az Pianoforte Tuning. NJ. SAUL was
a. his home here for several wcel,s while
recovering from an illness.-A !. Lamb
WHO has been confined to the bed for elk
weeks. the firstscause being bronchitis
and later with infection in the veins Of
both leg, remains about the same. and
f l.