Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03
HOME WEDDING
Miss Alice TyrdnI Married 70 q.
Colby BARTLETT OF WoIcott


very simple, pretty home wedding took
place last evening at $50 o'clock at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. TyndaIl,
go North street. when their only daugh-
ter Alice Marian. was united in marriage
with George Colby Bartlett, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Y. Bartlett of Wolcott. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. e.
,C Adams, pastor of the First Church.
the double ring ceremony being used. Only
a few relatives and intimate friends were
present The occasion was the oath we'd
ding anniversary OF the brides father
and mother
The bride was given in marriage bv her
father. IT. r. Tynda; She was attended
by Miss Bernice A, Byington of Charlotte
as maid of honor The groom was attended
By Robert William Boyd Peden Of this
city a college friend Of Mr.. Cartlett at
the University Of Vermont.
The bride wore an attractive gown Of
beaded georgettc crepe over white satin
and q br.dA veil. She carried n shower
! bouquet Of white brides roses. The brides
maid woe dress of rc1ch colored georg-
cite over satin. and carried n bouquet OF
! roses to match Tho brides mother was
attired 10 a becoming gown Of beaded chf-
| fon over green satin
The color schcirc in the room where shc
ceremony was performed was green and
white Decorations Of evcrgreens and sew
eral varieties OF white flowers were en-
ployed most artistically. TIE rom was a
veri.able bridal hover. In the northwest
corner If the room was the h-idel arch
whore the ceremony took place. This arch
was trimmed with evergreen. set of with
lilies Of the valley. 1t formed beautiful
background.
To the strains Of tie historic wedding
march from Mendelssohn. played by Mrs
IC. c. Adams the bride. accompanied b,
ihcr father. descended the stairs and en-
tered the north Goor OF the bridal room,
where the groom mot her at the altar
Mrs. Adams continued to play softl,
throughout the ceremony.
Following the cerercpy, there was
short reception. nth light refreshments
Miss Lulu Atwood Of South Burlington Gu
the brides cake, which Was heart shape
and covered with orange blossoms.
number nf young lady friends Of I'll
bride served The reception room was trim
med in pink and s1cen.
| AS the bride went IN the stairs. follow
, ing the reception sle threw her bouaue
; which was caught by Miss Bern!ce BY
ington the bridesmaid.
Among those from out Of the city
attend the wedding were: Miss Elett
Peasc of Middlebury, the Misses Nan an
Dorothy Folsom Of North Ferrisburg an
; Harris Drury of Essex Junction.
The young couple received large nun
Der of useful and handsome gifts, inclut
. ing cut glass linen, household furnish
= ings and money
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett left last eventn
!, for a short honeymoon. after which the
= will make their home at Mcadowvie
!. Farm in Wolcott. where the groom is Il
, Gated with his father
The bride is one of Burlington's mo-
popular young ladies' having lived he
all of her life. She is graduate of Il
Z Burlington High School, in the class
1916. and has since been teaching and q
l. voting herself to her musical talents. 81
. Is a granddaughter of George %. Sherrna
= the organizer of Shernan's Band.
The groom is a graduate of the Nor
T. Troy High School and a former memb
e of the class of 1918 at the University
i Vermont He was in the navy during u
II World War. completing his service WI
> the rank of ensign.