Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-12

In burlington. where she was employed,
was held Monday afternoon and burial
was in the Gage cemetery. The funeral
was private on account of quarantine.
Besides her parents she leaves one sis
ter, and one brother.-State Home Demon
stratng Agent Miss Pierpont and Miss
Fuller, home demonstrating agent for
Addison county, were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank M. Warncr.-Mrs.
Louis G. Cotey is ill.--The next meeting
of the Home Sewing Circle will be held
February 10 with Mrs. H. l.. Hunt.-The
Bixby Memorial Free library will be
closed on Lincoln's day. February IL
Mrs. Erwin w Graves and daughter,
Esther are passing few weeks in North
Fcrrisburg with her father w II. Dean.
Mrs. Foster Young is i'll with grip and
Miss Anna LeBoeuf is caring for her
Miss Mable Barley has gone to curling
ton to visit Mrs. Arthur c. Osgood. who
was formerly Miss Aua 2ottman, of this
town.
The home Of eX-Mayor and Mrs Charles
T.. Stebbins on Water street was the
scene last evening of a pretty but quiet
! home wedding when their younger daugh-
/ ter Ruth, and Melvin Fordycc Morgan.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles .. Morgan.
were married at 500 p. M. only tho fam
J lily being present. The Rev. Hugh David
Jones. rector of st. Pauls Church, per-
| forming the ceremony The marriage took
place in the paror he room being banked
with ferns. smilaN. fellow jonqjil-
1 and narcissus being Used in decorating.
/ There were no attendants. The bride wore
n blue broadcloth travelling sui. win
| close fitting hat and corsage bouquet
of pink roses. In the dining room where
! the refreshments were served, the color
scheme was yellow and white. yellow
! jonquils being used here for the table
decorations and smilaX and jonquils and
narcssus were used about the room. Mrs.
! walter Dalrymple. sister Of the bride,
served the ice cream and Mrs. Nelma
, Iloof. a sister of the groom. poured, and
Miss Mildred Morgan and Miss Mildred
! Woodruff assisted in serving. The groom
served II months during the world War
| in the L. 5. navy as a iirst-cass musician.
Mrs Powell g. Morgan of East Middle
bury played the wedding march and also
rendered selections during the evening.
( The bride was graduated in 1917 from the
Nergenncs high school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan were the recipients Of numerous
gifts consisting of cut glass. silver linen,
| furniture. etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan left
( last evening on the southbound train
on their wedding trip and on their re-
turn will he at the home of the brides
| parents until March |. when they Will
go to Bristol to reside. where the groom
is an agent for the Metropolitan Life
insurance company. Among those present
from away were; Miss Mildred Woodruff
of orwell Miss Mildred Morgan of Middle
bury, Mrs. Josie Morgan of Bristol, Mrs.
Velma Ploof and son. Arthur, of Burling
ton. Mrs. Hugh Philips and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Montpelier-M $. r.
Booth is III with pneumonia THE condi-
ton of Henry Jackman. who has been
seriously i'll at Mount Hermon. Mass,
was reported yesterday as about the
same.-Mrs Emily Whyman is i'll with
pneumonia. and Mrs. w. l.. Cotcy
an six children are III with Influenza
I've Friendly Whist club held its last
me ing of the season Tuesday evening
at he home of Mrs. George Myers
''h' re was good attendance. The meet
ings will BE discontinued during the Len
ten season-Mrs. Linda Gage has gone
to Rutland to spend the week with her
niece Mrs. Harry Lucas. She was accom-
panied by niece, Mrs. Walter Blair
who has been visiting her and who vii
stop over at Rutland for few days visit
to relatives before returning to her home
| III kittCry Me.-Mrs George y. Middle
brook has gone TO Johnson to visit hel
daughter, Miss Florence Middlebrook
who is a student at the Johnson norma
school.-George Richards who was called
here by the death of his mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Richards, has returned to Wor
cestcr. Mass.-Mrs. Christine Bruce ha:
gone to Randolph to nurse. Her littl'
daughter, Joyce. will stay at the HON,
of her grandmother, Mrs. Alice Bruce
The Rev. w. S. Muholland and c. T. S
Pierce attended the Burlington dlstric
conference on evangelism at Rutlant
Tuesday as representatives from the Yer
gonnes Methodist Episcopal Church.
Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs David L
Ryan. is ill-Eiarry Purcell will carr,
on the Edward Butler farm in Panton thi
year.-Frederck Richards and son
Joseph, and daughter, Anna. who wcr
called here to attend the funeral of NJ
Richards mother, Mrs. Augustus Rich
ards, have returned to Rutland