Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
RICHFORD

A very pretty and quiet wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brewer. No. 20 Richard street. Satur-
day October 80 at three o'clock, when
their son, Harry L. Brewer. was united
IN marriage to Miss Mabel Powers,
daughter Of NJ. r. Powers. The Rev.
George Pomfrey, pastor of the Baptist
Church. of which Miss Powers is a MEM
her. performed the marriage ceremony.
They received gifts OF silver and money.
They will reside in Port Limon. Costa
Rica. where Mr.. Brewer has a position
in the merchandise department of the
United Fruit company.--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Leon Gibson
November /.
W. 3. Greene, has gone to Boston on
Il business trip in connection with the
Eichford Garment company.-The dis
trict deputies made their annual vista
ton to Missisquoi Chapter. No. o. Or
der of the Eastern Star. at tho regular
meeting last Thursday evening. There
we're present district deputy grand
matron. Mrs. Linnie Miller. and dis
trct deputy grand patron. Mrs. ]. e.
Weld also a large delegation from FIRE.
liRhsburg Que. including the worthy
matron, Mrs. Gardner and worthy pat
, ron. DR.. Downing; also DR.. and Mrs.
: Blake OF Waterloo, Que. There We're 50
present. At the close of the work re-
freshments were served-Mr. and Mrs.
w ]. Hicks started Thursday for On
tario. Calf, where they expect to re-
side during the winter months.-The fu-
neral OF Edwin II. Rockwell who died
last Wednesday of typhoid fever was
held at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Rockwell, Friday afternoon
and the burial was in Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Peavey of
Manchester, N. H.. were recent guests
at the home Of his father. T. L. Peavey
of Troy street.-Mrs. J. f. Van Antwerp
Of Vancouver, B. c.. who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in this place.
has gone to Montreal where she will
pass two weeks before returning to her
home--Mrs. Nellie Morse has returned
home from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends In New York and
Lowell, Mass.-The Ladies of st. Ann
Guild are making plans to hold sup
per and sale Of fancy articles. suitable
for Christmas gifts the first week In
Observation-Disclosures received during the
past week from Capt. A. ]. Merrill and
daughter. Mrs. r. NJ Pelton, announce
their safe arrival at st. Petersburg. Fla
and their present good health.-Thf
fourth Red Cross roll call is to be held
vember II, Armistce Day. and ending
tho %, Thanksgiving Day. both inclu
sive.
Albert Aver of Montreal visited at thu
home Of his sster-in-law Mrs. Matte
Campbell. Of School street over the week
end.-Mr and Mrs. !. q. Hawley returned
,, home Saturday from a few weeks visi
at the home of their daughter. Mrs
lockwood Brown. and son. Raymond
! Hawley, in Billings. Montana.-rhe Alta
,, Sales Co.. has moved the office from
this place to Boston for the winter months
: and have transferred the office clerks
r. NJ. Buck and Miss Margaret Gardyne
to that office.-The Rev George Pomfre!
+, has gone to Westford where he will as
sist in a series of meeting to be hell
in the Baptist church In that place 10
two weeks-The Rev. w. w. White o
Westford will preach In the Baptis
church Sunday morning and evening.