Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-09
WlNOOSkI.

A pleasant social event occurred on the
Both in the marriage OF Mr.. Charles
IL. Stevens OF this place, to Miss Francis f.
NJ cBride, daughter of George Mcbride of
Colchester. The knot was tied by Rev.
Mr.. Holbrook, at the residence of tho
brides father. After the ceremony choice
refreshments were served to relatives aud
friends OF the bridal pair. The pre- .cnts
were many and valuable.
The numerous friends of Rev. L. A.
Squier will be pleased to read the following
article from the Taylorvilie, ILL.,, journal
Of September "a: at is with extreme
pleasure that we announce the fact that
Rev. Squer was unanimously acquitted of
the charges preferred against him by dis
satisfied members of his flock. The peo-
pie of this community with but very few
exceptions, greatly rejoice in this COM
plete vindicating OF a worthy man,
George Hurlbert has resumed work at
Edwards, Stevens g. Co..
Margaret. wife of Daniel O'Leary, died
Saturday afternoon, aged 70 years. The
funeral was held Monday morning from st.
Stephens church at O'Clock.
VIII Robinson has returned from trip
to Manchester, N. II.
Arthur McGrath Of Cambridgeport, Mass,
is visiting his mother in town.
The semi-annual business meeting of the
Y. 7. 5. G. L. OF the Congregational
! church was held last Sunday evening aud
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, s. l.. Patka vice president, Sadie N.
Mcbride; recording secretary, A. G. Nor
row; corresponding secretary, Sadie n. Nc
Bride; treasurer, Augusta Little. The
cbairmen of the various committees are as
follows: Lookout, Mrs. NJ. +. Z. Dodge;
prayer meeting. s. L. Platka social, w.
w. Murray; missionary, G. A. Cramton;
music, Mrs. A. NJ. Kendall; visiting, Sarah
N. Mcbride. A vote of thanks was given
f. A. Thompson the retiring president.
AS a Mr.. Austin Of Fairfax was driving
on Main street Sunday morning his horse
became frightened and running threw Mr..
Austin from tho wagon, cutting several
deep gashes in his scalp. DR.. o. w. Peck
dressed the wounds.
Mrs. j. B. Lonergan has returned from
West Fairlee, and has resumed her duties
as teacher of the grammer school.
A. S. Morse son OF II. II. Morse arrived
in town with his wife and child Saturday
evening from Vancouver. Mr. Morse was
the engineer on the train in the railroad
bridge accident on the Canadian Pacific
railroad near Riverstock last June. He re-
ceived severe injuries and burns in the acct
dent, from which he has nearly recovered.
His father and mother met them at Montre-
al, returning to Winooski.
The funeral Of Daniel Hennesy was held
Tuesday morning from st. Stephen s
church. The st. Stephens r. C. NJ. B. So
ciety, of which the deceased was member,
attended in body. The nterment took
place at st. Josephs cemetery, Burlington.
The rooms Of the St. Stephens K. c. NJ. b.
will remain drapcd in mourning for 80
days.
Mrs. George Allen is visiting friends in
Nashville.
Miss Belle Shanks has returned from New
York.
EX-Gov. Smith and wife of st. Adams,
with his private secretary, Mr.. E. 7. Childs,
were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Eugene Russell of st. Albans for
merly an employee OF Mason a. Co., and Miss
Louise Patnaude daughter OF Mrs Jeremi
ah Patnaude Of this place, were married
Tuesday morning at the Church Of st.
Francis Xavier, Rev. Father Audet per
forming the ceremony. The bridal pail
went to st. Adams last evening