Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-18

ton Monday evening and an interesting
program was carried out as follows:
Music, Mrs. Wizard Adams reading.
Visions Of Sir Launfal," Mrs. A. s.
Haven; talk on English language, supt.
William Coggins; "Our Use of English"
Mrs. c. r. Benton: language game, grades
TWO ana three; dramatizatfon, Business
Demands Good English" grade Xix;
article, II Am the Spoken Word" Joyce
Cotey--Patrick r. Kennedy Is III and his
plumbing shop is closed for the present.
Harry Spooner and Howard Clark made
an automobile trip Monday night to
whitehall. N. Y, to market 200 turkeys.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. Walter Clark
Oh East Ferrisburg was the scene Of "A
pretty. though quiet, wedding Monday
AFTERNOON when their elder daughter
Ruth Field. was united in marriage to
Raymond Giddings OF Pittsford The
ceremony took place beneath an arch
or running pine and bitter sweet. the
Rev. William F. Frasier, pastor of the
Vergennes Congregational Church. off,
ciating. The best man was Clarence
Giddings of Boston. brother of the groom,
and Miss Helen Clark. n sister OF the
oaiuc, WAS UTlOeSmHlu. Inc bride wore
blue travelling suit and carried white
roses. The bridesmaid wore brown
suit and carried yellow chrysanthe,nums
After the ceremony a luncheon was
served. TIE newly welded couple left
last evening for Montreal where they
VIII spend their honeymoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Giddsngs received many useful and
pretty wedding gifts OF cut glass, silver
inen. money. etc. Those present from
OUT or town were Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
findings, Hrs. c. II. Thomas and David
Hoiden OF Plttsford. Mr.. and Mrs. Clsr-
ence Ciddings OF Boston aid william
Clark OF Worcester Mass.-An at
tempt was made some time Fri
day night to break into the
garage of A. r. Taber back OF his
residence. pane Of glass inside the
door at the rear was broken and also
the lock. but not enough TO effect an en-
trance. The garage. besides a car con-
tanned automobile supplies and no clue
has yet been found as to who were con-
ccrned in the afrair.-willam Watt of
New Rochelle, n. Y. who arrived here
Saturday, left Sunday evening for Phila-
delphia. accompanied by his daughter
Miss Mary Watt. who has for a number
of years been an invalid. Miss Watt will
be placed In hospital in PHILADELPHIA
for treatment and Mrs. Watt will take
rooms In that city.-Mrs. Robert w. Fos-
ter Is H.,
The Rev. William +. Frazier will give
n stereopticon lecture entitled prom
Slavery to Service" this evening in the
auditorium of the Vergennes Congrega-
tional Church.-C. s. LeCain of Burlington
has accepted a position with the National
Bank of Fergennes.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Graverc visited Mrs. Gravelle's mother
and sister in Colchester Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. W. Hatch OF Burlington were recent
visitors at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs
w. M Varney and DR.. and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Rogers.-Mrs. Napoleon Rivers visited
her daughter, Miss Marie Rivers at the
Fanny Allen hospital yesterday.-Mrs.
c. RI. Stewart Of Charlotte, who has been
a guest for several days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gravelle. has gone to
Bristol to visit Enthusiastically the en-
ployes of the Middlebury and Vergennes
Central telephone offices presented Miss
Marie Rivers, who is at the Fanny Allen
hospital recovering from an operation for
appendicitis. with wonder bag contain
ing % gifts one of which will be presented
to her each day.-M!ss Ieleen Ryan Is III
with grip.-R. T. Mcintyre and Harold
Daigneaut went on business trip to
New Haven yesterday.