Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-08
CATHEDRAL WEDDINGS.
Sun Shines on Trio Of Burlington
Brides.

Sun Shines on Trio Of Burlington
Brides.
The marriage of William Bondin and
Miss Katherine Hanley solemnized
at st. Marys Cathedral Tuesday morn
ing at $50 o'clock in the presence of
large gathering of relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. j. f. ellis.
The best man was NaZarre Matt, and the
bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth Hanley,
sister Of the bride. The ushers were
Dr.. j. w. Courtney, Frank Robillard and
| Edward Beaupre of this city and George
Goyette Of Middebury. The brides
flowers were carried by Charles Goyette
| of Middlebury. The bride was becoming
| ~ gowned in white etamine over white
| SILK and she wore n Gainsborough hat.
Among those from out of the city who
| were present at the wedding were Harry
Cobb of Mddlebury, Miss Agnes Kennedy
| Of Middlebury. Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald
| and sons, John and Francis. and Mrs
James Hyland and son of Chateaugay,
| n. Y, and Mrs. Frank Curtis and Mrs.
j. Tourville of Williston. Following the
| ceremony reception was held at the
| home of the brides aunt Mrs. +. II.
| Kennedy Of North Battery street.
The house was prettily trimmed with
| asparagus and roses, the color scheme
| being green and white. The guests were
| TcCelNcu ny tnc Drluc anu STOoH dSSlSlcu
| by Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Gleason. The
| tables were presided over by Miss Alice
| Gleason, Miss Gertrude Hainkley, Miss
| Nora Gleason and Miss Margaret Glea-
| son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blondn left on morning
| train for an extended tour after which
they will reside at No. 70 North Battery
street. The groom is popular among his
| associates and the bride is one of Bur
| llnston'S popular young ladies. Inc
| brides gift to the bridesmaid was a lock-
ct and the bridesmaids gift to the bride
| was prayer book The church was
decorated with plants and flowers of the
season by the members of St Mary's
| Court, Catholic Order of Foresters, of
which the bride is n member. The mem
bers Of the court gave the bride a pleas
ant surprise party at the home of her
aunt Monday evening.
COLLINS SCULLY.
A pretty autumnal wedding took place
| at St. Mary's Cathedral at eight o'clock
Tuesday morning, the contracting par
ties being Michael Collins and Mary r.
| Scully. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. p. j. Barrett pastor at the
cathedral. The maid of honor was Miss
| Abbie Donahue of ST. Adams and the
best man was Timothy Collins OF Rich
mond The ushers were Arthur Walker.
j. J. Kennedy, f. II. Corley and William
| Ready. Inc CnurCn was pretIllN decorated
with palms, cut flowers and pottcd plants.
| Following the ceremony the party re-
paired to No. % Cherry street. where a
reception was held and a wedding break
fast served. They were the recipients of
n large number of beautiful presents
which attest the esteem in which they
are held by their many friends The groom
is popular among large number of asso-
ciates, while the bride is n general ia
vorite among a host of friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins left on the noon train for
a short wedding trip, after which they
will reside at No % Cherry street.
Among those from out Of the city who
attended the wedding We're Miss w. c.
Donahue Of Monkton, William McCuen of
Colchester, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brann of
st. Adams. Charles Granfeld of St. AL
bans, Miss Sadie McCuen and Miss Lizzie
Casey of Saratoga. n. Y, Miss Nora
Reynolds of Richmond, Mrs. James Nc
Cuen and daughter. Minnie. of Vergennes
and Miss Lou Purcell of Boston.
DwYER-FALLON.
ST. Mary's Cathedral was the scene of
a pretty wedding yesterday morning at
a pretty wedding Tuesday morning at
bonds of matrimony. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev John Dwyer OF
Manchester. a cousin of the groom The
| church was filed with 4 company OF
, the relatives and friends of the contract
ing parties Promptly at nine o'clock the
bridal party entered the church to the
strains of the wedding march from Men
delssohn. played by Miss Jennie Bacon
organist at the cathedral The best
man was Edward Dwyer of New York
a brother Of the groom, and the maid OF
honor was Miss Katherine FallOn Of Bos-
ton. a sister of the bride The ushers
were j. T. Madigan j. r. Mcmahon
Charles Mccormick and James Brodie
After the marriage ceremony n nuptia'
: mass was celebrated by the Rev Fathe,
Barrett During the mass solos were rem.
stanford Ar the close Of tho ceremony