Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14
franklin County
ST. ALBANS

ST. Adams
a pretty wedding took place a; She FRS.
Congregational Church Thursday after
noon ut four O'Clock when Miss Vera
Frances Warner. eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Warner. became the bride
Of Floyd Thomas Potter. son OF Mr.. and
Mis- Charles Potter of Bcividere The
Rev S.ariay Cummings, rasto. of the
church. performed the ceremony. While
tho guests were assembling a must ,al
program was given which consisted OF
selections by Mrs. N. n. Atwood. who pre-
sided az the orga-, violin solo. Venetian
Love Song tNrvios), by james Y. Cinf-
fey and vocal solos, Because" and II
I.ovo YOU Truly" BY Miss Irene Marvin.
Fl. W. Hatch accompanied on the cello.
The double ring service was used. The
bride. who WAS given In marriage by her
fnther. was dressed In navy blue br road
cloth suit, trimmed with seal skin, and
wore black hat. She carried q bouquet
cf white roses. Her sister. Miss Louisa
Warner, who acted as bridesmaid, wore
a navy blue serge suit with hat to match
and carried pink roses. The best man
was Dewey Potter. a brother OF the
groom. The ushers were Frederick a
Warner. Kenneth Potter, Lindsey b.
Marvin and Leonard H. Howe. The
grooms gift to the bride was piano
Among those people from out Of town
who were present at the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potter, Miss Cassie
Potter and Miss Ardelle Potter Of Belvi-
dere. Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Thomas of Bur-
lington, Senator and Mrs. Sanford A..
Daniels Of Brattleboro and Arthur Quin-
ley Of Boston. A reception was held at
the home of the BRIDES parents follow
ing the ceremony. The bride and groom
have gone on a trip to Montreal. Niagara
Falls, Washington and New York The
bride Is popular in musical circles of this
city. She is graduate Of Swanton High
School. Mr.. Potter Is a graduate Of
Brigham Academy, Bakersfield, and while
at the academy was prominent In ath-
letics. During the World War he was
in the navy and served % months on
the U. S. S. Sibonwy as a first class
pharmacist in the hospital corps. He is
at present in the employ of the freight
department of the Central Vermont rail-
way.
ST. Luke's Episcopal Church was the
scene Of pretty wedding Saturday
morning at $3.50 o'clock when Miss
Sarah Somers Ford, daughter of Mar
tin Ford of Ferris street, was united
In marriage with Maj. William c. Mil
Ter of the United States army. The
ceremony was performed by the Rt
Rev. Arthur C. A. Hall Of Burlington
bishop Of the Episcopal diocese of Yer
mont assisted by the Rev. Richard +
Armstrong, rector Of st. Lukes Church
The bride wore gown of blue serge
and a black feather hat and carried
an arm bouquet of pink roses. She
was given in marriage by her father
and was attended by her sister Miss
Mabel NJ Ford Of New York. The maid
of honor wore a suit of blue serge anG
a henna hat embroidered with black
and wore a corasgc bouquet of Ophela
roses. The groom had as his best mar
George w. Ford OF New York brother
of the bride Roy w. Marvin ant
George Buckley were the ushers. The
wedding marches were played by Cor
don r. Gilmore who also played softly
during tho ceremony. Immediately fol
lowing the ceremony the brides sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. N. Buck entertained tn,
wedding party and out Of town friend.
at breakfast at her home on Ferris
street. Among out of town guests whc
: attended the wedding were Mrs Der
. tina Godkin and the Misses Mary anC
Addie Godkin of Woburn. Mass Mis-
Mary 0ridley OF Rochester, N. Y. Mr.
=. and Mrs George Cook and daughters
: Anna and Marjorie. Mrs L ]. Maeuir
l and Mrs. Charles Franklin Maguire o
7 tamford. Conn Maj and Mrs Mile
left for New York and Atlantic City, n
, j.. on their way to Camp Bcnning, Ca
: where the groom Is stationed. Ma
! Miller is a graduate Of the Unite
! States Military Academy at West Pon
= and during the World War saw extern
, sive overseas service including ser vic
+, In Siberia. He was in command OF tn
= American Expeditionary Forces a
vladivostof, During the war he he'll
= the rank Of colonel. The bride ha
= many friends in st. Adams. where sh
= has always made her homo except n
such periods of time us she has hel
q positions elsewhere. She was hostes
in United States Service Club No. a
Camp Custer Mich. during the war.
Arson II. Bevins Of st. Adams Hill
I died suddenly Saturday night He wa
!. born August ~, 1874, The body was takel
Z to the funeral chapel of r. II. Mecorne,
. on Kingman street. Funeral service
: were held on Wednesday afternoon a
!, the Baptist Church at Georgia Plain
cemetery.
Agnes Therrien. aged nine years an
, one month, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
a Herbert Therrien. OF East Georgia, die
a at the St Adams Hospital at two ocloc
a Sunday morning OF acute nephriti
: The funeral was held at Fairfax o
> Tuesday morning.
The condition of Ethan, the five-year
= old son of Mr. and Mrs John St. DEM
OF Catherine street, who was run dow
by an automobile Friday afternoon, owne
- and driven by Arthur ST. Denis of Naso
i. street, is much improved. The car wer
directly over the child. but he escape
the wheels. He suffered only mino
. bruises and scratches. He was cared 10
by DR.. Fl. II. Johnson. 1t is said that tn
accident was In no way the fault OF Nj
st. Denis for the child ran directly
front Of the car. Mr. st. Denis stopped hi
|. machine Immediately and took the DO
;. to his home.
e Mrs. Louise LeWis) Robinson and
: W. Moore, both of this city, were ma
IS ried Saturday evening at the home
d tho brides sister. Mrs. llzabeth Lloy
l. Finger In Syracuse, N. y. by the Re
: Jacob Finger, After wedding trip NJ
k and Mrs Moore will reside In this CT,
8 at 60 Bishop street,