Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

maid wore a dark blue suit. The church |!
was prettily decorated with syringas, |
peonies and roses. The couple were the
recipients Of many gifts, including money,
cut glass, linen, silver. etc. The groom's
gift to the bride was a pearl brooch.
The groom's gift to the best man was a
sapphire scarf pin. The brides gift to
the bridesmaid was a pearl pin. Imme-
diately after the ceremony. the couple
left by auto for New York city. where
they will spend a ten days honeymoon.
after which they will be at home in st.
Johnsbury. Both have been well and
favorably known in Morrisviile for sew
eral years. where they have a large circle
Of friends. The bride Is a graduate Of
Peoples Academy, 1919, and has been a
successful teacher in the rural and graded
schools of Morristown since. She taught
me spring term of this year in Barre.
The groom was practicing veterinary of
Morrisv1lle for several years, until his
appointment as State cattle tester about
two years ago. and for the past year has
had headquarters at ST. Johnsbury. He
was a graduate Of the University of
Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C.. Ward spent
the latter part of the week in Burlington,
They returned home Sunday. accompanied
by George Ward, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospitsl.-Arerrill jenkins, who
has been spending a few days at the
home of his father, A. A.. Jenkins. went
Monday to Mt. Washington. where he
has employment for the summer.-Miss
Daisy Stewart went Tuesday to Burling-
ton. where she will attend summer school.
Miss Sibii Martin Of Hardwick has re-
turned to her home after spending a week
with Mrs. Clifton Greavcs.
~. G. Dewey Smith. who recently com
pleted work for the United Farmers Co
operative Creamery. has been engaged as
manager of the Trout Brook Creamery at
Concord. This is a large creamery and
Mr.. Smith is to be congratulated upon Sc.
curing the position. He will move his fam
lily there as soon as possible.-L. NJ. Page
and c. NJ. Greaves have formed a partner
ship in the auto trucking BUSINESSMAN
nouncements nave been received of the
marriage Of Linley NJ. Paul, Of Boston,
son of Mrs. r. w. Green, of this village
to Ada Dawson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Dawson, of Nova Scotia. The mar.
rage took place at the new Old South
Church, Boston, Jun 30. After a brieI
stay at their apartment on Commonwealth
avenu they will go to Mr.. Pauls cottage
Hamilton. Mass. for the ummer. Mr.
Paul was a former Morrisville boy ant
was a graduate of Peoples Academy. Fol
several years he has been a practicing law
yer.-Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Pike, Of Balti
more. came Tuesday for a stay at tn
, home of the ~latter's sister. Mrs. W. NJ
i. Sargent. They we're accompanied here b,
> DR.. George c. Rublee. of Lancaster, n. II
C. d. Howe and family have gone Il
Burlington, where they have rented
I house for several weeks. Mr.. Howe is il
attendance at the summer school.-Har
n land, little son of Prof. and Mrs. L. r
: Burns, fell Saturday, breaking his lef
r arm. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and family ar
: spending several weeks in Milford, n. H.
The regular w. r. C. meeting will be he'll
. at G. a. r. hall Monday evening MFR.
e Earl Foss and infant daughter, Marguer
o tie Bailey. who have been at t he Mar
Fletcher hospital for several weeks, hav
returned home.-Mrs. NJ. i. Moulton. O
Boston. a resident Of this village II year
h ago, came Wednesday to spend a severa
weeks vacation in this vicinity. She is a
@ present a guest of Mrs. G.. NJ. Powers
t Easton and m Spaulding. of Bos
Y ton. are visiting their grandmother. Mrs
+. Z. ~Spaulding, of summer street.-The
s r. Child. Sr.. left Monday for Boston o
a business trip.-The Rev. and Mrs. Georg
n F. Fortier and daughter, Miss Mildred
have gone to Granville, ~. Y. for a se>
y eral weeks stay.-Mrs. Mae Wallace ex
poets to leave the last Of the week fo
Boston, Newport, r. l.. and New Yor
n city. where she will spend several week.
- RAYMOND Ellis. who is employed by til
Proctor Marble Co. Proctor, had the mis-
"a fortune to sprain his ankle Monday.-M
and Mrs. !. A. Waite and Mrs. A, y
." Waite took Miss Dorothy Waite to II
N Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday. where II
H. latter underwent an operation for rennov'
~ of tonsils.-B. f. Eaton and children an
X Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Campbell were in VIII
'' ooski Sunday, visiting Mrs. Eaton, who
IN at the Fanny Allen hospital. Mrs. Fate
rs is expected home the last of the week.
- r. l.. Barrows is adding a new barn to h
De Olive street residence.