Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
Lamoille County
STOWE

STOWE
Henry Merton Orlando Sweet and Miss
Mary Edith Magoon, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Bradley F. Magoon. were married
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Masoon at
p. m. Wednesday June % with about
40 friends present The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. y. f. Bacon, as
sisted by the grooms father, the Rev.
Fl. A. Sweet using the double ring serv-
ice. The couple stood under an arch OF
ferns, with a white wedding bell. They
were attended by Hollis and Miss Verna
Stodman. and the brides niece. little
Dorothy Magoon was ring bearer. The
brides gown was of pink satin and geor-
getts crepe embroidered with silver and
she carried white roses. The bridesmaid
wore gray taffeta trimmed with silver and
she carried yellow roses. The ring bearer
wore white shadow lace trimmed with
pink ribbon. A deligh lunch was serv-
ed. There were many gifts, including cut
glass. silver. linen and china. Among
those present were the Rev. and Mrs.
H. A. Sweet Of Leominster, Mass. Mrs.
Henry Gowall of Taunton, Mass, Miss
Alice Maeoon Of Castleton Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl JARVIS. and Miss Addie Jarvis of
Morristown. Among those from Stowe
were the brides brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Quincy Masoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Magoon Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ma
COON and Mrs. and Mrs Earl Magoon.
Tho bride has always lived in Stowe and
has attended Stowe high school. The
groom comes from Leominster. Mass,
where he has served in the Massachusetts
State Guard
The Rev. William Charming Brown Of
Boston will preach at the Community
Church service next Sunday morning. -
The choir rehearsal will be at the church
Thursday evening. The subject of the
pastors sermon Sunday morning was
Christ the Light of the World Mrs
n w Barrows rendered g pleasing solo
AT the meeting OF Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday Mrs Florence PER-,
was elected secretary TO fill the vacancy
. caused by the resignation of Mrs. Myel
Campbell Medlar. who has gone to Bur
lington to reside Interesting papers were
read by Mrs. Maud Campbell and A. r
Straw on who Can Join the Grange? ?
Readings were given by Mrs. HATTIE
Ricor and c. f. Bellows. A surprise fea
ture was a character sketch of Phyllis
George, assisted by the lecturer, Mrs
Della Tomlinson. The meeting on Jul,
10 will be held in the evening. whei
the first and second degrees will be work
ed.
| A daughter. Gloria Houston Foster, wa:
horn Sunday morning to Mr.. and Mrs
Herman j. Foster at their home will
Mrs. Fosters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane!
E. Houston, Mrs Charlotte Tatro Is caring
for Mrs Foster.-Mr. and Mrs. Will!
NJ. Douglass and family of Jeffersonvill'
visited Mrs. Douglass brother-in-la law anc
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo H. Straw at sun
nv Hill Sunday. Leota and Max Straw
ACCOMPANIED them home.-Mark Merritt
and friends Of Middlefield, Conn. passed
the week end with Mr.. Merritt's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Ray
mond.- and Mrs. George s. Marshal
and daughter, Florence OF Penn's Grove
NJ j.. are visiting Stowe, where they for
merly lived. for two weeks, making thei
home with Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Smith,
, Miss Abbie Allen and helpers Of New Yorl
city arrived Saturday at Seven Springs t.
open their house. Miss Louise Morgan ha
returned from a weeks visit with ne
sister. Miss Helen Morgan in Washington
miss Elizabeth Fuller has completed ne
school year at Mortified Falls and is a
home for the summer.-Miss Clara Fui
ller has returned from Burlington, wher
she has taken course in the Burlington
Business College.
Mrs. c. o. Burt and daughter. Heller
left Sunday for Minneapolis to attend tn
wedding to-day OF Mr. Burt's sister, Mis
Marjorie Burt.-Miss Isabel Smith wen
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and MT
Fred F.. Smith, and brother. Waite,
a motor trip to Thompson's Point on he
way to New York where she has pos
ton as dietitian at st. Luke's hospita
vr-t-~ tAin ad OF
their aunt Mrs Inez 7. Gorton Of Hamr
ton, Va. who Is passing the summer
the Sparhawk sanitarium and who visite
with them her sister, Mrs. JUL
Irving, at Thompsone Point.-Mr. an
Mrs Carroll j. Mum and daughter. Mr.
Willis Honsington. Of Johnson visite
their brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. an
; Mrs. o. H. Adams. Sunday, meeting thel
their sister. Mrs. Frank J. Robinson {
, Malone, n. Y, who has visited FRIEND
in Stowe.-Miss Dorothy Burt has returne
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, whel
she has had an oper alton for the remov;
of tonsils and adenoids.
Prof T w Dix and the University
Vermont engineers, who have been
Stowe doing practical work for fo'
weeks, broke camp Saturday and lie
for Burlington Mrs. Dix, who has bee
here with Professor Dix, and Miss Jar
Mcintosh OF the engineers, who has bee
a guest at the Green Mountain Inn du
ing her stay here. also have returned
I Burlington.--A. L. Gale, who motored
Burlington Saturday, was accompanit
by Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Baker-Mart
e Ellsworth of the University of Vernon
I came Saturday to spend his vacatic
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs walt
a Ellsworth, Ruth Mcmahon wei
" Friday to Burlington for commencemel
$ at the University of Vermont.-Mi
Emma Vaughn Of Waterbury Center wi
q a visitor in town Saturday.--Mr. and Mr.
: John G. Whittemore and family OF Bo
ton have come to stowe for the SUNNI
: and will occupy Mrs F. S. Dow's hon
on Maple street.-Miss Grace bigeio'
: teacher Of French in the Springnel
e Mass High School Of Commerce, can
to her home in Stowe Saturday for II
= summer-Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Me-