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

s."oc". d. Norwicn University, and Miss
Grace IL. Hathorn. sister of the groom.
AS the wedding party was entering the
church Mrs. x. r. b. Flint sang "Oh.
Promise Me-" The bride wore dark
blue tricolette. with a corsaEe bouquet of
carnations. and the bridesmaid wore
brown satin. The double ring service
was used Following the ceremony a
wedding luncheon was served at the
brides home. after which the young
couple left for Barnard, where n wedding
reception was rendered them Monday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Hathorn will 20
to Boston for the winter and return Ia
Barnard for the summer, where Mr.
Hathorn Is engaged In business Mrs
Hathorn has lived In NorthfeId the
greater part Of her life. and has a large
circle Of friends. She has been telephone
operator In Bethel and South Royaiton
ana Randolph for some time. returning
to Mortified a few months ago, and has
been employed in the local office.
The Conversational club held its
first meeting of the season Monday
evening at the home Of c. A. Edgerton
Supper was served at six o'clock fol-
lowed by n business meeting, when the
following officers were elected: Pres.
ident, Prof +. s. Howard, vice. presi-
dent, the Rev. +. NJ. DeForest: secre.
tary. Prof c. " Woodbury.: treasurer
Charles Mcknight The records of the
club for 80 years since it's organiza
ton were read by Prof. Woodbury.
There was general conversation and
a paper by w. W. Holden.--A daugh-
ter. Mildred Denny. was bern Novem-
Der 6. to Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hans of
Sidney. Neb. Mrs. Hans was formerly
Evelyn Denny Of Northficld. Mrs Hans
sister. Miss Mil!rcj Denny. is with her
for n few weeks-Miss Lizzie Knapp
who recently underwent an operation
or her eye. was able to come home
Saturday. She is at the home of Mr.
and Mra. c. s. Kichmond.--Miss Myrtle
Church. daughter OF NJ. and Mrs.
Henry Church, and John Cannon. also
CT Mortified were married Tuesday
mortlrg ir st. Johns Catholic Church,
tha Rev J. Lyrch performing the
ceremony. They wei" attended by Will
ted Cannon, u. S "avalry. anu Miss
Grace Dorrelly OF Montpelier, cousins
or the groom. Mr. a.il Mrs Cannon left
90. a. wedding trip aai on their return
viii nake their !:orc liz Northficld.-
Mrs. X J. Cutting. who has been
stend're some time with her daughter,
MIS- Laura Wells in K.ene, ~ H., has
returned homo she was accompanied
horie b. Mrs. Wells who remained in
town over SuniaT.-Rev. and Mrs. f..
S. 'ciar!; were called to Island Pond,
Tuesday by The death OF Mrs Clark's
mother. hrs Joy.
Mrs. Dearborn. who was recently
operated On nj the Heaton hospital, Mont
Pc 'cr. Is slowly gaining. Her daughter
Miss Evelyn Emery. has been In Mont
r'e'er. the past week to be near her
mother.--Richard Gaylord, who has been
at his home in Waitsf1eld the past week,
cal ed there by the illness and death Of
his mother, Mrs. F. p. Gaylord. has re-
turned and resumed his duties in the
Nortnfield Savings Bank.--A large crowd
attended the Armistice day in Armory
hall Tuesday evening. The dance was
given under the auspices Of Sorrell May
nard Post. American Legion. Carrolls
orchestra of Barre furnished music.-A
meeting of the local branch Of New Eng
lanG Milk Producers association is to be
held in tho room over the Mortified Ma
tional Bank in the depot Saturday after
noon at one o'clock. All producers are
urged to be present. The county meetin,
is to be held In City Hall in Montpelier
November II at one o'clock, all producers
are invited to be present.
WORCESTER
The funeral Of Mrs. Calvin W. Richard
son on Sunday. November s, was Largely
attended nearly 100 being present The
Rev. Fred Engle of the local church off,
cated The bearers were Calvin w, Joel
and George Richardson and Samuel Carr
Interment was in the village cemetery.
Mrs. Richardson Is survived by her hus-
band, five children. 80 grandchildren. l3
great grandchildren. many nephews and
nieces and a host of friends. The aged
husband has the sympathy OF the entire
communicable. and Mrs. Dean Richard
son were recently called to Craftsbury by
the death of Mrs. Richardson's brother,
Gilman Hodgeden-Mrs. Johnson. wife
of the recently elected town representa-
tive, Arthur l.. Johnson. is at the home
OF her son-in-!aw, Glen Dodge. caring for
the children Of her daughter. Mrs. Dodge,
who died October Is, leaving Ave small
children.
WATERBURY,
The town Of Waterbury helped In scor-
ing the Republican victory with a good
majority and gave the Republican NOM
inee for representative, 8. c. Wheeler.
461 votes against c. D. Swasey's 3O4. The
Republican vote was strong all through
Betsey Gleason. IS years Of age: Mrx.
Marancy Hopkins 49, and Miss Elizabeth
Corey, 80. The balloting In Duxbury was
not only clean. business-like session.
but also took the form Of q community
social. when the ladies Of the various
parts of the town Joined through the
home bureau and served sandwiches.
doughnuts. cheese, tea and coffee. Ono
end OF the hall was filled with a large
table. and around this many congregated.
Groups Of chairs were about the room
and In these were those constantly on a
better acquaintance visit Not sign Of
q cigar or any smoking was seen until
after tho box was turned at three and
when the result was announced, cheering
had subaided. and speeches made by both
cigars were then passed and
sweet chocolate bars and chocolates for
the ladies or those who did not smoke
Duxbury's vote on town representative
was: c. Homer Kennedy. Republican. 100;
J. r. Dillon. Democrat, "a. The Republican
vote on tho other tickets was also strong
This community Is looking forward to
having Its interests we'll cared for in the
hands Of Representatives. Wheeler
and Kennedy.
William Coriiss Of South Duxbury, who
suffered fractured leg at his Ward Hill
farm in Duxbury last week Wednesday. is
doing we'll ut the Fanny Allen hospital.
Mr.. Corliss was chopping and was pinned
by the limb of tree. BY handling a
cant hook he liberated himself some
what but at this distance from people
his shouts and cries were of little avail
until, II Is said, his wife went to call