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Page 15 Burlington Free Press, Thursday, October 16, 1952 Ruth Bragg, Arnold Lang Plan December Wedding GEORGIA, Oct. 15-Mr. and Mrs. D. P.

Bragg announce the engagement of daughter, Marjie Ruth (above) to Arnold C. Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Lang of Albans Bay. Bragg graduate of Montpelier Seminary, attended employed S. Immigration 'union. College, and is and Naturalization Service in St. Albans.

Mr. Lang was graduated from Bellows Free Academy, St. Albans, and with the 43rd Division in Germany. He is employed by the Central. Vermont Railway in St.

A December wedding is planned. Card Party, Linen Shower To Benefit Fanny Allen Hospital Auction and contract bridge, Monte Carlo whist, and canasta will be played at a combined dessert card party and linen shower Tuesday, Oct. 28, at the Fanny Allen Hospital. ernoon and at 8 in eveCard games will begin in aftthe ning. This is a project of the Hospital Ladies' Aid.

Mrs. George Sheppard, president, is general chairman. All those attending are to bring a piece of linen. Pillow cases, towels, sheets and yard goods are among the linen articles that will benefit the hospital. Reservations for either afternoon or evening may be made by calling Mrs.

Sheppard, 4-7177, Mrs. Henry Riordan, 2-0820, or Mrs. Michael Rock, 2-2055. Hostesses for the afternoon will Mrs. T.

Hamlin, Mrs. Howard be. Mace, Mrs. Sisto Savo, Mrs. Charles Lunderville, Mrs.

Sheppard, Mrs. Riordan, Mrs. Charles Barber, Mrs. Louis Beauchemin and Mrs. Wilfred Hostesses for include Mrs.

Charles Villemaire, Mrs. Walter McMahon, Mrs. Harry Mrs. Barry, Mrs. A.

Hooper, Mrs. John O'Connor, Mrs. George Donohue and Mrs. Oscar Fitz. Hyde Park Couple Honor Parents at Dinner Party On 55th Wedding Day HYDE PARK, Oct.

15 Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Smith entertained at a family dinner party Sunday in honor the 55th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Allen of Albany, N. Mrs. Smith's parents. Those attending were Miss Mildred Allen, another daughter, and N. Alice.

and Mrs. Thomas E. Miss Hall, both of Albany, and Mrs. Lyle F. Raymond and Gabbeitt of Burlington; and Min: fant son, Eric Charles.

of Morrisville. Eric Charles represented the fourth generation of their family. Miss Jean Shufeldt, UVM Grad, Engaged To Duane Creighton BELLOWS FALLS, Oct. 15-Mr. and Mrs.

Owen W. Shufeldt of 3 Center St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean Alison, to Duane E. Creighton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert H. Creighton of East Berkshire. Miss Shufeldt is a graduate of Bellows Falls High School and the University of Vermont, where she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. She is employed by Monarch Life Insurance in Springfield, Mass. Mr.

Creighton was graduated from Richford High School, served two years in the Navy. Hell attended refrigeration school in Auburn, and until recently. has been employed by the Champlain Appliance Corp. in St. Albans.

At present he is with the Eastern Refrigeration Co. of Albany, N. Y. No date has been set for the wedding. MFH Nurses Served Tea By Unitarian Alliance Tea was served to about 75 nurses of the Mary Fletcher, Hospital Tuesday afternoon in the lounge of the nurses' home.

Hostesses were the members of the Women's Afternoon Alliance of the Unitarian Church. Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs. Scott poured and Mrs. Ruth Steele, and charge Mrs.

of the Mitchell tea. Hinsdale The table was covered with lace cloth and centered with lighted tapers in crystal candlesticks and a crystal bowl of bronze chrysanthemums. INSURANCE TO FIT YOUR EVERY NEED PETERSEN ROWLANDS Inc. WILLIAMS PANTS 152 College 86. Dial 3-3923 TOUR LOcaL SERVICE CENTER Look KRESGE Place Your Order Now! HALLOWE'EN DOUGHNUTS An varieties made right in, our store! Ads Pay Four Girls Have Engagements Announced Ruth Miss Shirley Kelley Marjie Bragg Miss Janice Miss Janice Mudgett Janice E.

Mudgett, Harold M. Boyden Morrisville, To Wed MORRISVILLE, 0 ct. 15-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar George Mudgett of Morrisville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice Elaine, (above) to Harold M.

Boyden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Boyden, also of Morrisville. Miss Mudgett was from Peoples Academy and the Mary Fletcher School of Nursing in Burlington.

Mr. Boyden was graduated from the Waterbury High School and is attending Castleton Teachers College. A December wedding is being planned. 9 at the Congregational parsonage in Waterbury. The couple were attended by Freda Morse, sister of groom, and Everett Derosier, brother of the bride.

They will live in Duxbury. OUELLETTE Plumbing Heating Co. 83 Pearl St. Dial 4-7961 Call Us for Free Estimates Miss Beverly Briggs Montpelier Girl Prospective Bride Of Waterbury Man MONTPELIER, Oct. 15 Mr.

and Curtis H. Johnson, 214 Elm announce the engagement of their daughter, Beverly Louis (above) to John Lawrence Dufresne of Waterbury, son of Mr. Mrs. J. Victor Dufresne of Stowe.

Miss Briggs was graduated from Montpelier High School in 1952 and is employed in the investment accounting department of the National Life Insurance Co. Mr. Dufresne was graduated from Waterbury High School in 1949 and served with the 43rd Infantry Division. He is employed at the Vermont State Hospital. No date has been set for the wedding.

Morse- -Derosier DUXBURY, Oct. 15 Announcement is made of the wedding of Miss Myrnie Derosier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Derosier of Waterbury, to Raymond Morse, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Morse of Crossett Hill. Rev. C. Arthur Hazen performed the ceremony Oct. At MEN'S JEWELRY By SWANK Set for a Big Moment Little things add up to a impression.

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H. Navy Man Engaged To Marry Announcement is made of the engagement of Shirley A. Kelley (above) daughter of Mrs. Irene Lafreniere, 2 Murray to Rheaume Lamoureux, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Lamoureux of Colebrook, N. H. Miss Kelley was graduated from Cathedral High School in 1952 and is employed at the N. E. Telephone and Telegraph Co.

Mr. Lamoureux was graduated from Mt. Assumption High School in Plattsburgh, N. and is with the Navy at Bainbridge, Md. No definite date has been set for the wedding.

Committee Of 8 Named For AAUW Marionettes Show Eight women have been named on the A.A.U.W. committee for the presentation of the Kingsland Marionettes tomorrow. The chairmen, Mrs. Harold Mayforth and Miss Alice Derby are assisted by Mrs. J.

K. Durick, Mrs. James Jennings, Miss Sallie Maybury, Miss Lena Oakley, Mrs. Meyer Perelman, Mrs. W.

R. Putney, Mrs. Edward Stearn, and Mrs. G. M.

Weld. The ticket committee reported that there are tickets left due to the fact that the Burlington School auditorium, where the presentation will be held, accommodates 1,300 persons. There will be only one performance this year, at 3:30 p. m. MORGAN'S PAINT HARDWARE 241 St.

Paul St. At the foot of the hill Aluminum Combination Doors Storm in WinterScreen In Summer Pierre LaBarge To Wed Proctor Girl Oct. 30 PROCTOR, Oct. 15 Mr. and Mrs.

E'mer Chantine of 31 Gorham Bridge Proctor, nounce the engagement of their daughter, Faith Stella, to Pierre LaBarge, son of Mr. a and Mrs. A. J. LaBarge, 163 Cherry Bur-! lington Miss Chantine attended Proctor Hig? School and is employed in Rutland.

Mr. LaBarge was graduated from Cathedral High School in 1950. He was called into the armed services with the 43rd Infantry Division in September, 1950. He served in Korea years and is employed at LaBarge's Flower Shop Burlington. 'Tre wedding will take place Oct.

30. A. J. Holmes Couple Of Montpelier Observe 53rd Wedding Day MONTPELIER. 0 ct.

15-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holmes of Hinhead St.

quietly observed their 53rd wedding anniversary Tuesday. They have spent most of their married life in Montpelier, having lived in Berlin for a few years where they operated a farm. Mrs. Holmes is the former Julia Laundry and came to Montpelier with her parents when she was 6.1 Mr. Holmes' early life spent in Elmore and he came to Montpelier when a young man; he is retired mason.

Mr. and Mrs. Holmes have four daughters, Mrs. John Medler of Montpelier. Mrs.

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They also have six granddaughters and four Mrs. L. Greenough Guest at Stork Shower ESSEX JUNCTION, Oct. 15 Mrs. Lawrence Greenough of Park St.

was guest of honor baby shower Sunday evening the borne of Mrs. John Merchant, 95 Park St. Fourteen friends were present Refreshments were served by the hostess. Other Social Activities Page 16 CUTICURA OINTMENT is and a or Beys' SUR COAT Made of spot-resistant, water repellent material. Quilted lining.

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