Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-13
VERGENNES.

Bert Gonya died at the residence Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gonya. from
consumption Thursday morning. He was
q soldier in the Spanish American war and
served in Cuba. The funeral services We're
held in St. Peters church Saturday
morning.
y very pretty home wedding took rlace
al the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Kllnball Thursday evening When their
daughter Carlotta was. married to Fredcr-
ick Kelley. The ring service was used,
Rev. w. B. Crowc!l performing the cerc-
mony. A reception was held and supper
served after the ceremony. MIR. and Mrs
Kelley will not take n bridal trip as he is
10 soor take charge of The farm and milk
route belonging to the trde's parcntS
Relatives and friends from Ruti0nI Fair
Haven, Waltham, Ncrpennes and Ferris
burg attended the wedding.
The annual business meeting of the Off
~rs OF the Spring Grove Camp Ground
issociatiOn will be held in the Methodist
lhurch at Middlebury Tuesday, February
Mrs. Harriet Ball widow Of the late Al.
nm Ban. died Tuesday at her residence i'm
ierrlSburgh from a plralytic shock aged
5 years, She is survived by three sons
Homer and Noble Ban of Fcrrisburgh and
.red j. Ball OF Charlotte; three daughters,
Misses EVeln and Hattie Ball Of Ferris
,urgh and Mrs, H. i. Spencer of West He
sron, n. y; and two sisters Mrs. Charles
Iolsman OF llinesburgh and Mrs. Hiram
Wheeler of New Haven. Mrs. Ball had
been member of the Methods, church
!or over 90 years, The fuio-rtl services
Mill be held at her late residence Thurs
day at l j. m, Roy. 9. T. Lennon Off
tiating. The three sons of the deceased
and stopson. Henry Ball of New Haven.
VIII act as bearers The burial will be in
the North Ferrisburgh cemetery.
.tbout 80 Of the freshman class from
hiddlebury college enjoyed sleigh ride to
ihis city Monday evening and held their
rlass banquet at the stevens House. A
number of the members of the sophomore
tlass came here to carry off the toastm;ns-
Ter and break up the banqust but owing
10 the precautions takeu by Mine Host
Iialnes, the attempt was a failure and the
freshmen enjoyed tho elaborate spread
provided for them and the exercises that
followed i'll quietness and peace.
a meeting of the Vermont State Court of
the Catholic Order Of Foresters was held
In this city Tuesday. Those present waro
John Calvin of Brattleboro, State chief
ranger; Louis lipa of Winooski vice State
chief ranger; II. A. Dubuc OF Montpclisr,
secretary. f.. w. SauIt OF MorrisviIIa,
treasurer; G. M. Cosgriff of BurlingtaL
Alfred Lecour of Rutland, Or. G. A. Pay
cite OF Iiighgatc, Thomas A. Austh, Of
1irattloboro and T.. A. Lafay of Sandy inIl
\. y. state directors The State court lras
the supervision and the government of the
subordinate lodges and were here to legis-
late for their interest. The most of the
day was taken up in routine work. II. A.
Dnbuc, who represented the State court at
the recent national meeting of the Fedora
ton OF Catholic societies, held at Cincin-
natl. OhSD, made a report Of the proceed
ings OF that body and was about the only
Sew England man present A vote was
taken for the appointment of a committee
OF which Chief Ranger Calvin should ue
the chairman. This committee will have
charge OF movement for the formation
Of State society of the Federation of
Catholic societies. The object OF this So
ci"tN is for the banding together under
one head all Catholic organizations and So
Lietles even Of all nationalities of the