Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17

Dental and Boston Alumni association
and also of the Vermont Dental society,
having held important offices in the latter
Four years ne was chairman of the
executive committee and the first and
second vce-presidents, and later was
elected in 1895 to the position OF presi-
dent, being the youngest man to have
been given that honor He was active in
the Christian Church previous to its
union with the Bethany, serving in all
20 years as superintendent of the Sunday
school. He was a member OF Phoenix
Lodge. F.. e. A. NJ, and at his funeral
this order will give his burial service.
August 5, 1886. he married Mary Alice
Cav. daughter of Willard and susan
fDuBois) Gay, who survives him. An
adopted daughter Mrs. F. stuart SWEET
also survives and one granddaughter, a
child of four months. Captain SWEET VINO
ia stationed at Portland, Me, arrived
tune and went Immediately to
pttsford. where his wife is In the sani-
tariunn for treatment. DR.. Blanchard was
, Republican in politics and was in
terested in all that pertained to the
prorress of the town in which he ilVeo'
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George PIN
new on the Highlands on Thursday
afternoon at $3.50, when their only
daughter Miss Beatrice Pinney. was
united in marriage with Harold Put
/, nam Perkins of Bethel. The home had
been decorated by the brides young
lady friends. The color scheme was
largely of green and white with pur-
pie lilacs and fleur-de-lis The stair
rail was festooned with evergreen. door
WAYS and every part where this could
he used and IN the corner OF the par
| lor was arranged an arch, draped with
| green and white. 1t was here that the
couple as they came down the stair
way to the strains of the welding
march played by Miss Doris Butman
former pupil Of the bride, marched
and took their stations. AS they
| rea ched this point Miss Lucille Grant
| sank the solo 20, Promise Me" with
Miss Butman to accompany her. The
| ceremony was performed by the Rev
| F.. S. Tolman. pastor of the Baptist
| Church The bride was attended by
| Miss Elsie Perkins. who carried q
I bouquet of Taft roses. The bride was
gowned in cream white satin viii
oveYdress of Bulgarian Chiffon bead
i I'd. Her only ornament was pear
neckla the gift of the groom She
carried a bouquet Of brides roses and
| lilies Of the valley. Her maid of honor
| wore old rose messalne. The best mar
was brother OF the groom. Auric'
| Perkins Of Lowell. Mass. The bride
was given away by her father. The
| flower girl was tho little daughter
| Barbara Perkins of the groom. eownet
in white organdy carrying basket o.
sweet peas and orange blossoms. Thu
brides travelling suit was of blu'
| with hat to match Refreshment
! were served The couple left for a tril
! through the White Mountains. Thu
young ladies who served at the recep
, ton we're the Misses Mildred Hatch
Marion Spaulding, Lucille Grant. I-aur;
| wedgwood. Eva Allen and Esther Ham,
Many beautiful gifts were displayed II
the dining room. where Miss Laura Doug
las and Frances Hartshorn presided. Thu
bride has been popular young lady II
town, where she has lived from her earl,
childhood. graduating from the higf
school. and Afterwards going to Rostor
to study music. She has taught music
here w.ry acceptahly and has heen or
Eanist in the Baptist Church for six years
The groom is the cashier OF the Whit
| River National Bank at Bethel Thos'
present from out of town were F.. A
Davis of Boston. vice. president of tn
| White River National Bank. b. NJ. Shep
ard Of White River Junction. Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. G. Perkins of Bethel, Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. L. Benedict Of South Royalton
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Belknap of Soutf
Royalton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fonda o
St. Adams. Mrs. Mary Shepard of Beth
ell and others.