Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-01

list street, to Arscne Normand was cell
rated Monday evening in St Joseph $
lUch. The knot was tied by Rcv. J. NJ.
ioarcC. The couple will reside in this
i'y.
The outlook club were very pleasant v
entertainment Monday night by President
and Mrs. Buckham. "Archtectlre and Its
relation to Worship" was discussed by
PRESIDENT Buckham in a manner DO h
'harming and instructive. The subject
was illustrated by photographs.
Mrs katherine Burns. mother of Mrs.
j. G. Farrell of q MURRAY street, died Fri
day night of old age, at the home of her
daughter The funeral was held at Q
O'Clock Tuesday morning in st. Mary's
cathedral. Tho remains were Inferred in
st. Joseph's cemetery.
Nora NJ. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Pc
tee Sheeran of North street. died Satur-
day of consumption. Her age was sixteen
years. Funeral services were held at Q
O'Clock Tuesday morning in St. Mary's
cathedral. The intermcnt was in St
Joseph's cemetery.
Mary S. Andrews, aged seven years.
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. w. y. Andrews
Of South Union street died at I o clock
Friday morning. Funeral services were
held at o'clock Saturday afternoon in st.
Joseph's church. The interment was in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Rain which began falling about o'clock
Saturday evening tusnod to snow at miU-
night and at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.
when II ceased, there were about four
inches on the ground, assuring good : e. III
ing again. \ high wind from the west
kept the snow in motion a good share Of
the day.
Corporal Ensley and Private Logan left
Fort Ethan Allen Monday morning wi.
James y. Coshlin, q solder. vino is SEN
fenced to serve six months imprisonment
al Fort Columbia, New York, and receive
diShonorablc discharge for offences COM
mit'ed in Cuba. He was tried a Pats
burgh. y. Y.
Judge Russell S Taft of this city will
preside at the March term of the RUTLAND
County Court in exchange WITH judge
John W. Epvoll, who was assigned to That
county. Judge Rowe.l will preside at the
Lnmoillc County Court, for the reason
that the Lamoilo county seat is near r
his hon" in Randolph
Secretary a. II. Greeley and family leave
to-day for Concord, y. H., where they
VIII make "A short visit before Mr. Greeley
assumes his duties as secretary of the
central branch of the Y. NJ. c. a. at
Springfield, Mass. Assistant Secretary
Howe Will have charge of the Associa ion
until new secretary is appointed
The funeral Of Mrs Katherine Burns
was held at ST. Mary's cathedral Mon
day morning, Rev. +. j. Barrett ofiica =
in%. The bearers wero John Ianlon John
Gleason NJ. ID. Mcmahon, c. NJ. Cosgriff.
James Madigan and G. &. Rand. The flu
neral was in charge of John Il. Kelley and
the interment was in St. Joseph's come-
terry.
A meeting Of the Vermont referees in
bankruptcy was called to be held in this
city yesterday afternoon and five of the
l3 referees in the State responded Those
present at the meeting discussed matters
relative to the duties deVolVing uDou
them. The meeting was held in the court
house and Judge Wheeler was present for
a short time.
The marriage of Leonard w. Chestnut
commercial traveller, and Miss Emma
NJ. Sherwood. was solemniz.d at 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in the rcctory of St.
Joseph's church by Rev j. NJ Cloarcc.
Miss Margaret Chestnut, "A sistCv of the
groom, and Miss Jane Fountain. a ME g
of the bride, acted as bridesmaids. The
couple Will reside in this city.
A telegram was received In this CITY
yesterday morning announcing the serious
illness in Providence, II. l.. of Mrs. George
Il. Rice, formerly Miss LaDuke Of this
city and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
l.. A. LaDuke. Later in tho day second
telegram brought the sad news Of her
death. The remains will be brought to
this city, where Mrs. Rice has many
friends, She leaves, in addition to her
husband, two children.
Mrs Neronique Bousquet OF 324 St. Paul
street, died at about 10 o'clock Tuesday
incoming after an illness of a months dur
alton. The cause of death was old age.
She is survived by a husband and
three children. She was about ninety