Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24
WATERBURY,

The marriage of Adelard Enard and
Miss Alice Savard was sSlemnizcd at St
Andrews Church Friday morning by the
Rev. Robert Dewey They are to live at
the Center-Cards announcing the mar
riage of Irving Vernon Turner and Miss
Bernice jeanette Lane at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Lane, in Springfield. Mass. June 16
have been received Mr.. Turner is
graduate of the agricultural course of the
local high school and since finishing school
has been in Springfield most of the time.
After time spent in Springfield and
vicinity the young couple will come to
Waterbury. The groom being the son of
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Turncr.-William
Coffrn of South Duxbury has twin steer
calves of which he is justly proud. They
are black and white and he calls them
Star and Bright. Mr.. Coffrin plans to
raise them.-Mrs Mary Moran is in Wor-
cester, Mass. this week where her
nephew. C. Clifton Mccormick is "A MEM
Der of the graduating class Of Holy Cross
College. Mr.. Mccormick has ranked high
in his work and has been prominent in
the social life of the college. His Water
bury friends expect him to make good
in his chosen work.
The Rev. T.. A. Bishop, d. D.. presi-
Tenn, who was guest of Edwin F.
Palmer Monday night, returning to Mont
pelier for the day Tuesday and at the
Dillingham; summer home Tuesday night
and on to Burlington yesterday. is rush
ing work as usual and giving brief
periods to his friends on the way. DIR.
Bishop was for 20 years principal of
Montpelier Seminary and numbers
acquaintance all over the country and
in foreign fields who have gone out from
under his Influence. Especially is this
true in Vermont where each town halls
his presence with delight DR.. Bishops
college in the southland has been hand
somely recognized by the board of edu-
cation of the Methodist Church. and will
assist in the construction of the new COL
lege buildings which will cost, accord
ing to northern prices. about 100000.
The larger share of this money already
is raised as this board and friends realize
the great work that has been done there
among the mountain whites and other
young people. DR.. Bishop had with him
the plans of the structure, showing an
! imposing set of buildings, main hall
and two dormtories, all to be built of
! brick These are to be located on new
grounds, and the old grounds and build
\ lnGC are 10 De SOFA. lDlS cOIICEc is one
of two or three to be recognized by the
board of education through funds raised
in the Methodist campaign a year ago
! Or. Bishop acts and looks physically fl
! for this big enterprise and seems radi-
anty happy as always when he is work
| ing for the interest and welfare of the
| young people. His attendance already
| is solicited for next commencement at the
seminary when the classes of 30 and 81
| expect to hold a joint reunion and it is
| hoped that the other five classes which
! group around it also may attend. Friends
of Dr. Bishop of Washington county as
well as elsewhere rejoice in his con
tnued usefuness.-The home demonstra
ton meeting was we'll attended and the
drive is on for membership. Duxbury
already has secured her uuota.-Th'
Misses Edna Day and Ethel Femming o
Montreal have been guests of Mrs. Cliff
ton O'Cair.-Mrs. A. G. Stevens ha
finished her school in MiddleseX and il
spending few days at her home on Ran
dali street before going to Stowe.-Ther
will be a promenade at the Center Satur
day evening under the auspices of tn
Womans Relief Corps. Music will b
furnished by Shacketts orchestra o
Stowc.-The condition of Ray Hogaboon
seems very favorable.