Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-19
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one.)

ard Mrs. Louis Epstein of New York
s'iy are visiting Max Fishman and Mr..
ANA Mrs. Abraham Cohen -Fordyce
Devoid OF East Ferrisburg is spending
few days with his sister, Mrs. Mark
Kenyon. IN North Bennington.-Andrew
beware has returned to Plattsburgh.
y y. after q visit TO Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Bushey Of West Ferrlsburg. Mr..
nnd Mrs. Ralph Hotis and child Of Della
ware, y. j.. former residents. are visiting
bf Vergenncs and vicinity
Mrs. Kenneth c. Hughes and
i'tt!e daughter Janet. Of Mans
VILE. n. " are Visiting Mrs.
Hughes parents. Mr.. and Mrs William
d Woodman.-E A Lee is caring for
Dustin NJ. Barrows. who is seriously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il, Dickinson and Miss
Jessie Scott and Mr. and Mrs Beach of
Snoreham visited Alderman and Mrs
Levi II. Brown Monday.-H. V. Wheelocl
has returned from Il two weeks vacation
which ne spent with his wife and daugh-
ter, who are spending the summer in
camp at Woodbury. Pond.-Alderman l..
H. Brown, accompanied by his son. On
slow, made a business trip to Charlotte
Tuesday.-Mrs j. w. Kingsley and
granddaughter, Miss Lawton Of Beech
I.
L. Hurd-Miss Edith McGovern has re-
turned from Burlington where she has
been attending the University of Vermont
summer school.-The Nergenncs Congre-
gational Church Sunday school held a
picnic in Starkshoro Tuesday, making
the trip in automobiles and Mrs
Raymond Plourd of Caribou. Me- are
spending two weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Danyou
Mrs l.. NJ. Young and Mrs. Henry Dan
you have returned from a visit to rela-
tives in Montreal and Naperville, p. O.
Miss Eliza BENTON about so years Old
while assisting her maid in laying the
table cloth Monday. fell on the dining
room floor, breaking a shoulder bone. Or.
f. NJ Rogers was called and decided II
was best to have an X-ray examination
and DR., Lyman Allen of Burlington was
called and made the examination. Miss
Benton several years ago fell. breaking
the bones of one leg, which has since
caused her much trouble and was the
cause of her recent accident.
The Purinton family will hold it's 42nd
annual reunion Thursday, August 49, at
the home of Attorney and Mrs. Jasper
Paige of Bristol Charles Purinton settled
in the town of Lincoln in 1903 and the
farm he settled is still in the family. In
was marked by a tablet. using for that
purpose the old mill stones which
Charles Purinton wrought out with his
nwn hands. These stones were used in
the first grist mill installed in the town
and were in use so years. Because Of the
prominent part Mr.. Paiges mother took
at these reunions and as she is one of
the last of her generation a large at
tendance Is hoped for.-Miss Florida
Myers Is taking vacation from the w.
a. & W. b. Dalrymple store and will Wis
Il her sister. Mrs. Mathew Monogue
in RutIand.-T funeral Of Garrett
Crowley who died Friday at his home in
North Ferrisburg was held Monday morn
ing at st. Peters Church. the Rev. l.. A.
Nezina, pastor officiating. The bearers
were William. Joseph and Henry Lessor.
Frank and Michael Quinlan and John Nc
Donald. The body was taken to Bristol,
where burial was made in the Catholic
cemetery.-Mrs. Henry Ringer, who has
been in Caremont y. H., for several
months. has returned to her home here.
Mrs. Eugene Ramsay has gone to Cole
brook, y. H.. to visit Mr.. Ramsay's moth
ar and will visit In st. Johnsbury before
her return.-Miss Catherine Garno of Bur-
lngton is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Katherine Gsrno.-Miss Rhea Miner OF
Holyoks. Mass, who has been visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
Miner, left Saturday to visit relatives In
Rurlington.-Mr. and Mrs John A. fiar
rineton who have been spending few
days at their home on Main street. have
returned to Weybridse, where they are
RAISING the summer at tie Harrington
homestead.-Miss Bessie Eutall Of West
Addison Is to nave an automobile In
which she expects to make a trip to
Florida in the fall.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred
srick Rottenberg Of Cleveland. O.. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Hack at the
homo OF Cyrus w. Botsford. Nelson J.
Renaud has returned from a visit to rel
4t!ves in Worcester, Mass, and New
York city.-Mr. and Mrs. Moses Larrow
have returned to Boston after a visit to
relatives in town.
The marriage OF Dorothy r. Mulhol-
land the oldest daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. William s. Mulholland. to Merrill
A. Sauerbrei son Of the Rev. and Mrs.
Lewis Sauerbrei, of Keeseville. n. Y,
took place at the Methodist parsonage in
Vergennes, the home of the bride, yes
terday afternoon at four o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the brides
father. 'rhe father OF the groom was to
have officiated. but due to severe Illness
was unable 10 attend the wedding. The
house was prettily, but simply decorated
with cut flowers, the color scheme or
green and gold in the parlor being car
rled out with evergreen, golden rod, golden
glow and marigolds. Sweet peas and
bachelor's buttons were used In the living
room. while sweet peas adorned the din
ing room The bride wore white satin
with tunic OF lace and veil OF tulle
caught with white sweet peas. Her bou-
quet was white roses and white sweet
peas. Miss Helen Mulholland. sister OF
fine bride and Ralph Mu!holand, n cousin
~ Wetherbee. N. Y, were the attendants.
TIRE bridesmaid wore orchid organdy and
carried pink sweet peas. Miss Hilda Il
Mulholand sister OF the bride presided
~ the organ, Many guests attended,
among whom were the members OF the
official boards of the churches of the
BRIDES father The out-of-town guests
Included Mrs. Sauerbrei mother OF the