Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-15

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Edward S. Eastman, youngest and only
surviving son of the late Charles G. East.
man. died ct his mother residence, in Mont
pelier. on Saturday. the ID Of October. at
the age of 10 years. He was vsry excel
lent young man, of unexceptionsble charac-
ter and high promise. He was . messenger
in the Sergeant at Arms Office. at the State
House, last fall. and had been messenger in
the Senate before. and will be pleasantly re-
membered by many members of the Legisla-
ture, and hsbitues of the State House. His
disease was the fatal Bright's Disease, of
which both his father and brother died. lie
/. had for few days fever and trouble with
his lungs. bu. the CONFUSION in which be
died was no doubt the result of the older
and more terrible disease.
The forthcoming marriage Of Mr.. Marshal
o. Roberts, the wealthy New York merchant
and shipowner. is causing futter in fash
ionable circles in Gotham. Mr.. Roberts is
70 His intended bride is very young lady
whom he first met but short time after the
apology is made for hin, however, BY some
of his friends. who assert that the hssty
marriage is pardonable in Mr.. R.. for man
of 3 has no time to wait.
The Springfield Republican has the follow
ing account Of the marriage Of Mr.. B. j.
CASTILLO. well-known in this city as a mem
Der of the firm of Mslley & Costello. former-
ly in business here. bat now of Springfield.
His many friends here will wish him and
his bride many years of health and prosper
ity The most brilliant wedding Pittsfeld
has witnessed for long time came of at
the Catholic church, Tuesday morning, the
9Th. when Bishop O'Reilly. Of this city,
married Miss Mary Coogsn, daughter of
Owen Coogan. prominent member of that
church. to b. j. CASTILLO, of this city. In
the absence of Father Purcell. Rev. James
T. Sheehan. senior curate Of the st. Joseph
parish, Pittsield, acted as celebrant in the
Mass, while Father Sullivan. of Lee. served
as deacon. and Rev. Lawrence Derwin. of
Pittsfeld, as sub-deacon. There were pres
ent also at the altar, Fathers Lynch of North
Adams, Brennan. of Lee. Quevillon, the
Pttsfeld French minister. and McCarty.
of this city. The marriage ceremony took
place Immediately after the Mass. the
bishop preceding it with q short address
of practical nature to the waiting pair.
After its close a reception was held at
Mr.. Coogan's residence. The choir of st. |
Joseph's church. of which Miss Coogan |
was the leading singer. gave one Of the
handsomest of her wedding presents.
Rev C.E. Ferrin. of Hinesburgh. intends |
to sail for Liverpool, next Tuesday, from
New York, and will spend most of the next
three months IN England. for the benefit of
his health
Aaron Morse. NJ. D.. Of Williston, died |
very suddenly at his residence in that vii !
lage. Tuesday, aged "A years. DR.. Morse
was the father of Mr.. Charles c. Morse, of |
the Ldol0iNe Ne,osdealer.
The Princess Domenics Ciarelli was left a |
widow with two sons and the elder died. |
Almost crazy with sorrow. the Princess was
ready to fight the men who brought the |
colin, and protested they should not carry |
away the boy. 10 an Interval of calm the
younger brother, left alone with the body |
and the colin, resolved to cheat the men
and help his mother to keep Domenica. He
hid the corpse in a closet and got in the
coffin himself. He was carried to the
church without discovery; but at the
church. nearly suffJcated. lac groaned. and
the GOTTA was opened, but he died 10 lit
tie while. Now the mother is dead. All
tins in Paris only the other day.-Nst0 York
Herald