Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.)

was to have been held Monday evening
Ruth Brunette of Burlington was a guest
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ Nor
ton.-Mss Lucille Jimmo has returned to
Bristol after a visit to her sister, Mrs
William Sessions.-Mrs. II. F.. Potvin
and son of Winooski visited Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Danyow Sunday,-Mrs. Matthew
Daniels has returned from visit to her
sister, Mrs. Hale. of Tconderoga, n. Y,
and Miss Mary T. Alden of New York
city and has resumed her duties as agent
at the local office of the American Rail-
way Express company.-Rollin Mcintyre
has moved from the c. r. McCuen house
on Maple street to the rooms in the Bee
hive on Main street.
Miss Ethel Sarah Tull Of Vergennes and
Daniel Carroll of Bristol. Conn., were
married Monday morning at 7:45 at St
Peters Church by the Rev. l.. A. Vezina
The best man was Charles Carroll of
Granville n. Y, brother of the groom
and the bridesmaid was Miss Helen Tull
q sister of the bride. The bride wore
blue satin suit with blue hat to match
and wore red roses The bridesmaid was
gowned in suit of blue poiret twill with
blue hat to match and wore pink roses
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll received a large
number of beautiful gifts consisting Of
silverware, cut glass, linen, etc. The
bride was a former student at the Yer
gennes high school and for eight years
has been employed in the Nergenncs
central telephone office and for the past
two years has been the head operator.
The groom was formerly employed at the
Stevens House, but now has a position
in Bristol, Conn Immediately after the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll left on
the south-bound train on two weeks
wedding trip to Albany and Troy. n. Y.
Among those present from away We're
Charles Carroll and sister. Miss Blanche
Carroll of Granville, n. Y. Miss Mary
Murtha of Cambridge n. y. Mrs. d. j.
Carroll of Rutland. John Lynch of st.
Adams and the Misses Alice and Lorette
Holland of Burlington.
Thomas Neal, Jr., read his resignation
as pastor, of the Vergennes Baptist
Church Sunday morning. The society de-
clined to accept his resignation and
unanimously requested him to remain and
he has consented to do so.-Miss Marion
st. Clair of Addison began her duties of
head operator at the Nergennes central
telephone office Monday morning sue
Ceeding Miss Ethel Tull, who resigned
Champain Lodge No. S. l. o. O, F.
have started pool tournament with
two teams of IA members each captain
cd by w. II. Adams, Sr. and w F
Barrows.-The Rev. j. Hall Long, a
former pastor of the FerrisburE Con-
gregational Church. who has been sup
lying the Congregational Church al
Pawlet during the winter, was the
guest Tuesday evening of Mr.. an6
Mrs. John Hutchinson-Walter w
Bristol shipped carload Of mixed cat
tie to Boston Monday.-Mrs. walter
Young visited her aunts. Mrs. DIV,
Canning and Mrs. Frank Rafter of Bur
lngton yesterday,-C.T S. Pierce lef
yesterday for Saratoga Springs, n. =.
to attend tho convention of laymen o
Troy conference as a delegate from thu
Vereennes Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Nellie A. Leonard of Fair Haven
who has been visiting Mrs. j. w. Regain
has gone to Richmond, where she Is
teacher in the public school,-Mis
Katherine Severance of Willsboro i
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
W r. Warner-W. Bristol lest Tues
day night on business trip to Bos
ton
The Boy Scouts re-organized Tuesda!
evening for the year with II. w. Day a
scout master, II. V. Wheelock and W. +
Frazier as assistants. The other ofiicer
are Spencer Norton, scribe and Warre'