Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23

covered from several weeks Illness with
typhoid fever.-Brief funeral services
were held at the Catholic cemetery Tor
tne infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
ROY, or Derby Center-Mrs. Edward Doo-
i'm mas returned from a visit to relatives
IN Montreal.-Mr. and Mrs. John Graham,
or Sherbrooke, have been guests OF their
cousins, Dr. and Mrs. l.. II. Mc1ver.-P.
u Blanchard &c Co. have sold to Lewis
Assam the building known as the Ma
COMO block on East Main street for Mrs.
Grace &c. Drake.-Mrs o. H. Brown, OF
Boynton, p. O., Is the guest OF Mrs. j.
D. Pender.-Charles Flint is In st. AL
bans over the week -end.-Mrs. j. c. Oak
ley has been i'll for two weeks and is be-
ing cared for by Miss Ethel Addison
MRS. William Foster left Saturday for
Manchester N. H., where she will visit
relatves.-Mrs. G. p. Firestone Is the
guest OF her sister in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Bickford gave a
reception Wednesday evening in honor
OF their son and BRIDE Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bickford, who have just returned
from New York. The guests INDUCED In
games and music, and ice cream and cake
were served during the evening. Many
beautiful gifts Of china. pyrex ware and
other things, both useful and ornamental
were presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford
with the best of wishes.-Mr. and Mrs.
Madison Bisbee were given surprise
party on Friday evening. number Of
fellow employees and friends chose this
way OF having very pleasant evening.
and showing their esteem for Mrs. Blsbee.
set of pyrex ware was presented to
them.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. White, Miss
Daisy White and Mr.. and Mrs F. s. Tink-
ham were in Sherbrooke Friday.-Mr. and
GaS % AL Mn
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Savage.
Fred Parin of West Charleston was a
business visitor in town Friday.-L. p.
Carr of the r. S. Hayne company Of
Andover was business visitor in town
Friday.-Mrs G. H. Newland. who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Ayers Cliff and North Hatley, p. O., re-
turned Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Urban Liv.
ingston are at st. Louis attending the
annual convention of National Association
of Retail Druggists-M Alice Tufts Of
Boston is the guest of Mrs. George r.
Root.-Mr and Mrs. Bert Sheldon of
Randolph were visitors in town Friday.
g. A. Livingston of North Troy visited
his son, Asa Livingston, Frday.-Joseph
Lavoie. whose farm buildings on the Lake
road were burned few days ago. has
moved to tenement at II Cottage street.
George w. Steward and family, who
spent the summer at Camp Alfred, Indian
Point. left Friday night for their home
in Boston.
Miss Pearl Manning. daughter of Mrs.
e. j. Manning. and Thomas Lynch were
united in marriage on Tuesday evening
| of last week. Because of illness In
Miss Mannings family, the ceremony
took place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fauches. The Rev. II. T. Coontz.
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, officiated. The wedding was
strictly private, the only witnesses being
the brides mother and brother, Mrs. r.
]. Manning and Leslie Manning. Mrs.
Lynch was attired in becoming suit of
navy blue, with an overblouse Of blue
tricolette and smart looking feather
turban. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch left on the
evening train for Worcester. Mass.
where they will spend several days. Mr..
and Mrs. Lynch are both prominent in
church and social circles and have many
friends who wished them happiness.