Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15


Soloder we're married Thursday morn
in- at The rrsdorcc oi the bride the
Rev. r. r.. Dawes pcrfo,min- the ccro.
nlrnN.
The commencement exercises OF tho
Nergenncs high school will be held in tho
opera house at eight o'clock Wednesday
evening. June ~ The class Of 1895 num-
bcrs nine. as follows: Classical course.
i.n'iley Richard Dean Of Charlotte. Latin
English course. Mary Theresa Alden.
Margaret Gordon Crosby. Fred William
Flag. Frances Lorraine Graves, Walter
Clark Mddicbrook. Annie Laura Walker.
Ada Hopkins Willard of this city and
Frank Canody Ryder of Panton. Ta.
Droerammc is as follows: Music Lucia
hi Tammcrmoor. orchestra: invocation.
the Rev. W. r. Ryder Of rantor; saluta-
tory with essay. English Essayists Of
the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Contur-
los" Margaret -. Crosby: zone Niche
the Highest" Fred W. Flag. music,
Blue Danube orchcs;ra: tho ESSAY,
The French Rcvolution' Annie h..
Walker. tcxcuscd from speakins';
The Engineers Last Run Lord
Is Great" Msndclssohn. school
'Toussant L'Ouverturc." Frank G. Ry-
der Midnight in London" Mary J..
Alden: music. Idle Hours" orchestra
'''rhe Scholar of Thch't Fen Hhorat.
music. 'Tis All Ask solo for cornet:
class prophecy, Ada VI. willard; essay,
The Puritan as a Rcformer' and vale
dictory. L. Richard Dean music. ION
the Swanec," orchestra; presentation of
diplomas. Principal 3. c. Rodgers; mu-
sic. yankee Grit" orchestra; chorus,
'R"cessional" tKiping). school.
News has been received in this city os
tho recent sudden death of Bort Il. Vat
taw, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Yattaw Of
this city. by being run over by the cars at
Quebec. All that is known concerning
the manner of his death is contained in
the following article taken from the Que
bee Chronicle Of June -, which was son,
to Mayor Harvey kctcham of this city
hv W. w. Henry. the American consul at
Quebec. DIR. Jolicoeur. district coroner
| held an inquest on Saturday morning or
| the body of the man who had been rlI'
over by train and killed on The previous
night near Tho Lake s.. John railroad
depot. Tho body had been identified as
that of Bert X. Yattaw aged ~, en-.
ployed on the canal barge NJ Bigelow
Captain Suprenant master. which is dis
charging a cargo Of coal for the Quebec
Coal company. From tho evidence ad
duccd at the inquest. it appears that ths
man had spent tho carly part Of the even.
| ing in company with u friend. named
Bomhardicr, employed ON barge dis
charging coal for Mathic e. Glode Be
tween 9:3" and 9:45 they had separate.
to go on board their respective vessel :
1t is supposed that tho i'll fated man mus
have laid down on the track and falcr
asleep. being struck by the train som,
time afterward. \ verdict Of accidcnta
death was return"d.' The body is Ia b'
brought to this city for interment.
| John De Courcy of New York city. sor
of Edward DcCourcy OF Forrisburgh anc
Miss Margaret. daughter of Timothy Don
nvan OF FcrrishurSh. wore married at ST
Peters Church In this city yesterda
morning, the Rev. +. 4. canpcau per
forming the ceremony. John Donovan
brother of the bride, acted as best maj
and Miss Mary E.stclla Smith OF Crow
Point. n. v, was bridesmaid. The ush
ers were John DcCourcy of Bristol an,
John Driscoll Jr. of Fcrrisburgh. Tn,
bride was very becomingly Gouncd il
a blue travelling suit. After the ccyemon,
II wedding breakfast was served at tn
home of the brides sister Mrs. w. Il
Drscol. to which only tho members o
the two families We're invited Mr.. an,
Mrs. DcCourcy left OH the noon flyer 70
New York city. where Mr.. Dec Colrcy hal
IL position with the Intcrborough Rapi,
Transit company. and where they will
make their home.