Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-26
LOWELL.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. y. E. Wineet
was the scene of a pretty wedding when
their eldest daughter, Bernice Annie was
united in marriage to Neal Warren Car
penter Of Colchester by the Rev. r. A.
Hamilton of Orleans. Only the immed
late families and few intimate friends
were present. At four o'clock the bride
and groom entered the parlor TO the strains
of Lohengrins wedding march played by
Miss Frances Maynard Of Bakersfield.
The room was decorated with sweet
peas and ferns The bride was attired
in white crepe de chene and carried flowers
, Miss Ruth Winget, sister NJ the bride,
was bridesmaid The groom was attend
: ed by Herbert Severance Of Colches-
ter. Little Ruth Videto acted as ring
bearer. The double ring service was used.
The gifts consisted Of cut glass. linen,
silver and sums Of money. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter were graduates from Baker
field academy class Of l6 Mrs Carpen-
ter is a graduate of Johnson Normal.
school class of Is and has since been
teaching Mr.. Carpenter was student
in the L. V. NJ. but was sent to Camp
Zachery Taylor where he remained TIL
the close of the war. After congratua-
tions ice cream and cake were served
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter took their
departure by automobile. After SPEND
ing a fortnight in camp they will make
their home here.-Mr. and Mrs j. q.
Watkins of Lyndonvile we're guests Of
DR.. and Mrs, Young last week.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Stewars and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazen Stewart visited in DuXbury last
week Mrs. Albion Stebbins of St Adams
lis visiting at the home of A. L. Stebbins.
H. w. Tillotson and family were recent
x,is in
has returned from Detroit Mich. where
he attended a convention for deaf and
dumb--Arrs. G. f. Curtis is visiting In
Springfield. Mass,-George Chamberlin has
been entertaining hhs mother, Mrs Smith.
from OrlsanA and sister, Miss May Cham
berlin from New York c,ty.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Clio are taking an auto trip
20 Boston this week and will visit friends
on the way.-Lyman Lamphear of Eden
visited his son. Ernest, Saturday.
The Rev Malcolm Dana d. D.. of New
York Director of the work Department
of the Congregational Home Missionary
Society will speak al the Congregational
Church next sunday afternoon.
WESTFIELD
w, O. Wright barely escaped having
fatal accident Saturday while driving
~
one line broke. which badly frightened
the colt he was driving, The carriage was
overturned and Mr. Wright was deposited
In the top unable to extricate himself The
horse smashed carriage and harness but
was caught by bystanders. Mr. Wright Is
slowly recovering from many bruises and
wounds. Edward Taylor and Alton Anger
have exchanged their farms. Each moved
last Friday.-Miss Madeline johnson. of
Manchester. n. H., came Saturday to
spend two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Al
ton Ainger.-Herbert and Alton Anger
and families motored to lrasburg We'd
nesday and brought back Mrs. Nell Kit
redge for a few days visit.-H. W Shat
tuck and family. of Burlington, came
Saturday for the weekend with Mrs.
Mildred Shattuck. Mrs. Mildred Shat
tuck goes 10 New York next week to
visit cousins until the opening of the uni
versity-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N. Burbridge
, and friends spent Friday In Newport
, Webb Porter, of North Troy. who is
, boarding with Mrs, Joseph Ryea, was
taken dangerously i'll Friday but is now
recovering There was a fair attendance
at the church picnic OF the Westhed and
Troy churches Tuesday,-Roy Miller add
ed considerably to the pleasure of the 90
casion with his balloons and various ath-
letic stunts. Mr., and Mrs, q, w Bailey
and daughter, Kathleen, motored 10 Wa
terhury Saturday. returning Sunday with
their son. Alton. who has been visiting
there 10 days.-The Rev. w, G. Macfar-
lane Is taking two weeks vacation which
he is spending al home,-Dans Gilpin, OF
Brattleboro, came Friday to visit his ia.