Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-26
NrHE AND TIMES:

Mr. Stewards sister. Mrs. Ella Owen
DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Canty Of st Johns.
bury have been spending several DAYS
with tho latter's parents. Mr., and Mrs
John Weafer.-Miss Harriet Sleeper Of
Haverhill, Mass a teacher at Bradford
Academy. was guest during the past
week Of Miss Nellie watts.-Miss Corn
ella Mould has been spending several
days at the home OF her uncle. C. o.
Barrows, Of Johnson.-Harry Skinner Of
Swanton is spending several DAYS with
MS uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
ward Skinner. and grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f. A. Smalley.-Dr. and Mrs. A. !
j. Valleau and children, Archibald, An
drew and Catherine. left Saturday for a
10 days auto trip through the Mohawk !
Trail, visiting in Hartford. Conn. and !
Boston. They will return via the White ,
mountains.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Howard !
and infant son of Mooers Forks, n. Y, !
came Saturday for a visit with Mrs. How
ards brother. George Lavarnway of Ma !
pie street.-Mrs. Mary Bedell Of Sheldon Ia /
spending the week with relatives In town |
Mrs Jane Lavarnway Of Mooers, n. !
v, is spending some time at the home |
Of her son. George Lavarnway.--Mr. and !
Mrs. A, A. jenkins spent Sunday with !
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Raymond Of Stowe.
A bout 40 members Of Lamoile !
Grange attended the meeting of john |
son Grange Thursday evening. tiihcrs |
Valley Grange and Lamoille Grange
furnished an interesting program. John.
son Grange also furnished entertain. !
ment and served delicious refreshments
OF sandwiches. coffee. ice-cream and
cake.-Mrs H. Waite is in camp at
Highsate Sprtng-E. F.. SchItt and |
family spent the week lend with rels- I
tives In Plattsburgh, n. Y-C. l. Howe !
md family have returned home from |
Burlington whore they have been for !
the past two months.-Mrs. George l. A. !
Smith. who has been III, is convalescent |
Mise Doris Graves has resumed her
duties for the Citizens Telephone COM |
| pany after a three weeks vacation
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Ruth Puffer. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry A. Puffer of Rchford to John
Thayer JENNIE of Richford on September
l. Miss Puffer Is a granddaughter Of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Lyman Camp.-On Monday
| morning at nine O'Clock at St Theresa's |
| Church, Hyde Park, occurred the mar
riage Of Nellie Katherine Stewart daugh-
ter of Mrs. Eliza Stewart. Of this pIace
| to Maurice w. Goodrich Of Green shore
son Of Mr.. and Mrs F. f. Goodrich A
| T. Stewart a brother of the bride acted
! as best man and Miss Grace TvndsIl
| cousin or the bride, as bridesmaid The |
double ring service was used The wedding
march was played by Mrs. r Finnegan
as the couple entered the church and
! Miss Alice Tyndall sang 20, Salutaris"
during the ceremony. The church was
decorated with evergreen. ferns and wild
! flowers. The bride wore A dark blue suit
/ and white hat and carried white PRAYER
book Immediately after the ceremony. A
wedding breakfast was served a the
! home of the brides uncle John Tyndall
| to which the immediate family and few
/ friends were invited After two weeks
| honeymoon. they wi, reside in Greens
| horo. Mrs. Goodrich was graduate If
Peoples Academy. 1915 and was mem
her of the teacher training class Since
her graduation, she has been a success
| full teacher in the rural schools Of this
town and in Greensboro The groom, was
a graduate Of Craftsburv Academy and
| is now associated with MS rather on r
| large farm in Greensboro Seven little
girls were entertained Saturday after
noon by Miss Madeline Rodgett AZ her
! home on George street in honor Of her
seventh birthday anniversary A very
pleasant time was enjoyed with games
and refreshments Of ice cream cake and
cookies were served Winfield Roar dnnan
Of Fairfax was called here Monday night
by the illness Of his mother. Mrs NJ H
Boardman.-Mr. and Mrs c. c. Batchel-
der Of Sheldon spending several days
with relatives In town.---Mrs. Clara Conant
has gone to Albany for few weeks stay
with relatves.-Mrs. T. A. Lunt has gone
to Lake Mont, y. Y. for visit to her
aunt Mrs. Henry Badwin.-Mr and Mrs. !
| Harold Patch have gone to st. Johns
! bury to reside Mr.. Patch will he employed
by q. V. Hooker and son.-Fred Neuland