Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-19

CITY, Iowa., OF Miss Agnes q. Mower
formerly assistant city clerk Of this
city and Keinbcr A. Thomas OF Sioux
City, which took place on Wednesday,
October 4.
Mrs. Laura Williams (Smitl) Adams.
widow of the late Henry n. Adams.
passed away very suddenly Saturday
morning at her home on North Main
street, death resulting from n hemorrhacc
of the brain. Mrs. Adams had been I'm a
feeble condition for several years, but
appeared to be in her usual fair rondi-
ton until she was stricken. dying ID
minutes later, Mrs. Adams was in her
18th year, having been born in Eden,
February ). 1891. being the daughter OF
William n. and Nancy (Cutler) Smith,
She was united In marriage with Henry
X. Adams. at st. Lukc's Church in this
city on April 81. 1850. She Ia survived by
two sons, Henry orange Adams Of Con-
cord. ~. H., and William Nelson Adams
of this city; also by a sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Med. Locke Of this city. The fu-
neral was held on Tuesday afternoon.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Juliette Nelson
Childs. daughter of Col. and Mrs.
George r. Childs. OF this city, and
Percy Scott Wood, a successful bust
ness man Of Manila, Philippine islands,
which took place in Manila Saturday,
September 9. Miss Childs has been a
teacher in the government schools In
Manila for several years and her mar
riagc engagement was announced on
the occasion of her vacation visit to
her nome here this summer.
The marriage of Miss Estella Wright
Champion, youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Champion OF Bank street,
and Lieut.. Nelson Allen Goodspeed, u. 8.
A.. will take place from the home of the
brides parents on Wednesday evening.
October Is, at fve o'clock.
Joseph Willett. who conducts a grocery
store on the lake road. suffered a severe
hemorrharc Sunday and is now very iii.
The Wedding of Miss Josephine May
Eutler, daughter of Mr.. n Mrs. John
T.. Butler, and Patrick e. Sullivan took
place ut ST. Mary's church at eight
O'Clock yesterday morning before a large
company of relatives and friends. The
Rev. y. ]. O'Sullivan oficiated n the
attendants were the ushcrs. p. F.. Sulli-
van and Peter Ward. The bride was
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eoliennc over pink silk and she carried
a white prayer book. An innovation in
the service was the rendering of several
selections by the choir. of which the
bride was a member, during the service.
The case of Henry a. Dunbar VS.. the
Central Vermont railway still drags
YEARLY along in Franklin county court
Yesterday a large number of employees
of tho road were improved as witnesses.
principally to show the condition Of the
road at the place where the accident
occurred. A divorce was granted IN the
case of Clara l.. Merrill va. James IL.
Merrill on the ground OF descrtion.
John Lane. one of st. Albans's oldest
residents. passed away at his home on
Lake street early yesterday morning, az
ter an illness of nearly two years OF
paralysis. Mr.. Lane. who was 81 years
of age, was a native of Limerick. Ireland.
coming to this country 81 years ago. He
is survived by a wife and four children,
Henry Lane and John Ian and Mrs.
Edward NJ. jacques of this city and
James Lam Of Boston. The funeral will
be held from st. Mary's Church on Fri
daV nOrnipp at nina o'clock