Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03

with Mrs. T.. w Patch.-Mr. ana MIS-
~. n. Woods and Miss Mary and Helen
Wells were in Burlington to attend the
ball game Saturday
MORRISVILLE
Announcements have been received by
friends In town of the marriage OF George
Dewey Ward, son of Walter ward or
this village TO Miss Carrie Il. Hubbeil,
daughter of Mrs. Harriet Hubbell OF VOL
colt May 20. at the home Of tho bride
in Wocott Only the immediate families
were present. Mr.. anG Mrs. Ward are
graduates Of Peoples Academy ana nave
n host of friends in this vicinity After
n short honeymoon spent at the Ward
cottage , Highgate Springs. they will re-
turn here whore they will reside near
the Ward mill on Randolph street. The
groom in comapny with his brother,
Leon Ward, recently purchased the Ward
mill. which is one of Morrisville flourish
ing industries. readers VIII
he Interested in the marriage Of David
j. Barrette. a Yankee Division man. and
former Morristown boy. to Rachel Clark,
daughter of John Clark of Lowell, Mass.
The ceremony took place at st. Peters
Church in Lowell May IL, the Rev. Father
Shay officiating Following the ceremony
reception was held at the home of the
groom's sister. Mrs. Rose Coleman in
Lowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett left
for wedding trip which included visits
to Boston and New York points. visiting
the Erooms mother in Chateauguay. For
a few days they were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Jones and
other Morristown friends. They left sat
urday for Lowell, where they Will be at
home at ~ Lane street, making the trip
by automobile. The groom has been IN
Lowell the past year, where he has
fine position as assombler of motor clut-
ches for the Gillespie Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. Barretto also has a position in the
city where she has always resided.
At the Memorial exercises held Monday
afternoon. certificates from the French
government in honor of American boys
who died while in service were present
ed to the following families: Mrs. Maude
st. Louis, John II. stiles, Burton e. Bur-
roushs. Mrs. Charles G. Ellsworth. Will
bur A. Warren. Burt S. Ward. Charles
kramer.-Aaron Morrill, returned to Bur-
lington Monday night. after spending a
few days at the home of c. +. Morrill,
r. l.. Delano, Francis Clark. and Fran
els Smalley spent Memorial day in FL
more. mountain.-Raymond Jenkins and
spent Sunday at their home here.-Mr.
and Mrs Walter Ward have gone to
Buffalo. n. Y. to purchase two new
Oldsmobiles for II. 4. Smalley & Co
Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Terrill are moving
this week to their home on Waburn ave-
nue.Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Collins Of Man
chester, n. H.. spent the weekend with
the formers sister. Mrs j. A. Robin
son, arriving Saturday and leaving Tues
day.-E. D. Huntley of Burlington spent
Monday with Mrs. Huntley and son at
the home of Mrs. Huntley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. n. Crane.-Max Mammalian of
St. Adams was a guest of his brother,
Leon Mammalian over Memorial day.-Mr.
and Mrs Carl Utton of Hardwick spent
the Weekend with friends in town.-Mrs.
Bertha Page has returned to Franklin,
y. H., after short stay in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. T. c. Carr of Island Pond, were
in town over Memorial day.-N1iss Alma
Bugbee. who has been confined to the
house by illness for several days, is i'm
provinE.-Miss Ina Wells spent Sunday
in Johnson with her mother, Mrs. Lottie
Wclls.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace re-
turned home Tuesday night from sew
eral days stay with relatives in St.
Johnsbury.-Miss Murel Smith of the L.
V. NJ was called nome the last of the
week by the death of her grandfather
J. Crocker of North Hyde Park William
Tillotson and family of st. Johnsbury,
were Sunday visitors in town.-AIiss Phyl-
lis Hill of the L. V. NJ. spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W.
NJ. Hill.-Mrs. Dominic Weafer went Fri
day night to Bridgeport. Conn, where
she remained over Memorial day with
Mr.. Weafer who has employment there.
Mrs. Dora McNall of St. Johnsbury Wis
tied friends in town over Memorial day.
Harold Taylor of st. Johnsbury was
guest from Saturday until Monday night
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Taylor.
William Thayer of Il. a. went Friday
TO Montpelier, where he. remained until
Sunday with friends. -Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Stone. daughter Miss Lillian. and
son. Henry. Of Springfield. spent Sunday
with relatives and friends in town.-Mrs.
Minnie Smaley was a guest the latter
part of the week Of her daughter. Mrs.
Donald Page. of Johnson-Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Jenkins were Sunday visitors in
North Troy.-Misses Nothalie Stewart
and Minnie Carr Of Hardwick were guests
of friends in town the latter part of the
week.-,lames Billings and Hayden War
rem of L. V. NJ. Burlington, spent Sun
day at the home of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. w. Billings, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adelbert Warren
The attendance was not as large as
usual at the Memorial day celebration in
Morrisville Monday The graves of the
old veterans were decorated in the fore
noon by details from the local posts and
Sons of Veterans and at noon DINNER
was served in G. A. r. hall by the ladies
of the auxiliary societies. Following the
dinner the line of march was from the G.
A. r. hall down Hutchins street to Port
land. thence TO Main street and the town
hall The parade was headed by the Nor
risville Military Band and included the
veterans in automobiles. Sons of Veterans.
w. r. c. and Auxiliary ladies and the
school children. The town hall was well
filled and the program as printed below
was much enjoyed by all. DR.. George l..
Bates was master of ceremonies and the
speaker OF the day. the Rev. John Kim
ball. of Glover, gave an intensely pa
triotic address. The program was: Pray
err the Rev. j. j, Fender; music, band;
duet, Mrs. j. Frank Jackson Clifford w.
Barrows; reading. Lncoln's Address,
Madeline Gates; music. band: exercise.
third grade; reading. Philip King; ad-
dress, the Rev. John Kimball; music,
band; presentation of memorial certificates
10 families of soldiers who were killed in
the last war, benediction. the Rev. w. T.
Best.-Miss Edith Patch. of Dorchester.
Mass, has been spending several days
with Mrs. II. H. Small.-Miss Laura
Wright. Of Marshfcld. spent the week.
end with Miss Olive Allen.-G. S. STAN
cliff and family went by automobile to
MONTPELIER Monday snondinu the day with