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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
Continued from First Paee.)


under quarantine In tho village.
A lodge of knights of Pythas was in
sttutod in this village Tuesday night and
at a meeting of the charter members
and mombcrs of various outside lodges
held in Corporation hall the following
officers were elected: Past chancellor,
l.. 4. Burdick. chancellor commander,
T. T.. Butler, vice chancellor command
en- A. S. G.. nm; prclatc, T.. G. Nash;
master OF works George H. iiackett;
master of arms, a. II. Bartchcr, keeper
of records and seals, ". :. Lawrence;
master of finance, John e. Flint; master
of cXchoQucr, Thomas Ross. Tho meet
ing was presided over by Grand Chanccl-
lor l.. w. Brown of Evansville, assisted
by District Deputy Chancellor Il. w.
Blake of st. Alhans Many visiting men,
bers from the lodges in Richmond, Is
scx Junction and Burlington were pres
ont. Following the election of officers
the party repaired TO tho rooms of the
burlington lodges. where the degree work
was excmplifcd.
Miss Helen ROakcs is recovering from
a narrow escape from asphyXiation sun
day morning Miss Roakes was overcome
by gas escaping from coal heater sun
day morning and rendered unconscious.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

i. 0. Stafford OF Rutland visited his
aunt. Mrs. Anna Bradley, recently
Miss Alice Beers returned last We'd
nesday from brief visit to friends
In Danby.-Capt. Edgar Weatherwax
from Port Henry. -. Y, visited his
cousin, Mrs r. c. Beers. last Thursday
The condition OF Mrs. ]. A. Harris
who Is Ill with the grip. Is somewhat
improved, al,..ough she Is still very H.
A nurse from Middlepury Is caring for
her.-Miss Nellie Reynolds from Bur-
lington visited Miss Blanche Bradley
last week.-Edward Jacobs OF Char
lotte and Kate Il. Muir OF Hinesburgh
were married last Wednesday morning
AZ the Roman Catholic Church In Char
lotte by the Rev. +. Campeau. Fol-
lowing the ceremony n reception was
held at the home of the brides ia
rents. MI. and Mrs. Joseph Muir IN
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Hinosburgll.--Mr. Krupp from Shell
burne has taken me Human r. Woos-
ter farm on shares for the coming year,
and will take possession the first Of
March--At the annual meeting of the
East Charlotte Creamery association,
which was held at Lyceum hall, the
18th of January, the following officers
were elected .or the ensuing year;
President, w. II. II. Narney; vice-presi-
dent, John +. Taggart; secretary, c. L..
Van Vliet; treasurer, Charles y. Johns;
directors, Robert NJ. Brunette of Bos-
ton, ID. o. Foote. Henry IL. Ciaxton,
Wilfred Desautells and w. I. Bradley;
auditors Thomas Hart and John r..
lTaggart-Lewis Beers had the misfor-
tune to dislocate his shoulder last
week, but is much improved and able
to be out again.
There will be a necktc socable at the
| residence of Mr.. and MIS-. }. i. Tlsgart
next Friday evening the 27th.-Messrs l.
l.. Hall ard Ernest Gregory returned to
| their home in Long Lake. \. Y. last
Ihursday-NIrs. y. II. Carpenter is ill.,
as is also Mrs. j. a. Harris. A trained
nurse from Middlebury is caring for
Mrs. Ilarris.--A meeting of the V w
| C. 4. L. will be held Saturday evening
the 2sth at the home of Miss Alice Beers
Nellie and Arthur Partch of Now
| Haven were in town over Saturday and
Sunday.-Louis Beers who dislocatod
his right shoulder several days ago hy
| a fall on the ice. is improving. He Is still
| obliged to carry his arr. i'll Il sling.-Ihc
pupils OF the Lyceum hall school were .r-
| tcrtained by Miss Daisy Bull at her home
Il load Of twenty-five people to Hines
burgh last Saturday evening, where they
attended the PLAY Down in Maine
given by the Ladies' Aid of Charlotte -
Mrs. X. w. Emo. who has been suffering
with ar abscess On her spine is thought
to lie slightly improved-Dr Collins of
| Fcrrsburgh was called as council with
| l)r. Garner last Sunday Miss Mcdonald
| a trained nurse from Burlington is car
| ing for Mrs. Eno.-At c meeting of tho
East Charlotte Creamery association held
at Lyceum hall last Wednesday evening
the following officers were elected for an
other year: DIR. W. VI. II. Narncy. presi-
dent j. r. Taggart. vice president, ..
| l.. Van Nliet, secretary: &. n. Johns
treasurer: Robert Burnette of Boston,
W. j. Bradley, II II. ClaXton. II. O.
Foot, w. w. Dcsautels. directors; Thomas
Hart and j. A. Ellison. audtors.--W. c.
Scott Is cutting and a large number of
teams are drawing ice for Mountview
creamery ice house.
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HINESBURGH.

Q. y. Baldwin has rented his residence
in the village to George Loveland and
has moved on to his wife's farm in Monk
TOMB. L.. Ellington is going to move
to burlington the first of March. George
Skin is moving to Charlotte and has en-
gagged for the season with T.. II. IIosford
To work in his nurscrY.-.Iamcs Dover
has Il position as clerk in H. NJ. llull's
store.-Lettors from Clalrmont, cal. say
that Mrs. Jennie Mack is recovering
from Il severe attack of the grip and that
NJ - Mary Maeck is very sick with pncu-
monia.-Mis. Kate Collins is spending the
week visiting her sisters in Brdport ana
vicnity.--BillY McMahon has returned
from Montreal. where he went to have
his eyes treated by u specialist and is en-
courae.d to hope that his sight may be
greatly improved if not fully restored
Miss Eta 5rownson visited in town
over Sunday.-The play Down in Maine"
gwen by the ladies and gentlemen of the
Charlotte Congregational Church in the
town hall Saturday night was II great
success. The house full, the play
was good and the acting could not be
improved upon oven by professionals.
Mrs. NJ. +. Remington is spending sew
cral days in burlington with her daugh
ter. Mrs &. j. Russell The whist club
and others to the number of 40 were en-
tertancd Friday evening at the hosni-
table home of Mr.. ana Mrs. James Mill
ham in East Shelburnc. An elegant
supper was served during the evening
Little Mildred poricr spoke several
pieces to the delight of the guests.-NIr
and Mrs. Frank Andrews have returned
from visit of several days with Mr.
Eta Bronson of Burlington was the guest
of Miss Mary Dow over Sunday.-rh en-
tcrtainmcnt given by the West Char
lotte Dramatic club Saturday evening
was largely attended ana the play was
well rendered in every particular.-Mss
Florence Allen was home from Burling-
ton over Sunday.-NIiss Gertrude Flana-
gan is visiting her sister, Mrs. +. L.
Andrews.-Alrs. Willard Ray of Burling-
ton visited Mrs. Mary Somcrs the past
week.--Mr. and Mrs. w. f.. Andrews are
visiting relatives in Burington.-AIrs
Marquis Burritt. one of the Oldest per-
sons in town died last Thursday night
She had been in poor health for about
a year. The funeral was held at the
house Sunday, the Rev. C. c. Adams
i'll Sunday so there We're no services at
the Methodist Characterization Warren
has gone to Sharon on busness.-The
suit of Dwycr vs.. Burshcy was continued
Monday for two weeks
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Frank Terrell has moved his family to
Bolton.-AIrs. James Atkins and son of
Jonesvllle We're the .lc- IS of Mrs Clara
Norton few days snce.-Mss Iva
Thayer of Warren is tie guest of her
cousin. Gerald Bag Master Rola
Sargent wass burned quito badly Monday
by a steam pipe at Bartlett ~ Co. s mill.
s. ]. Randall and family and Mrs. A..
IT, Higlcy. Mrs. j. l.. andrews and son,
Fred, attended the funeral Of Howard
Emmons at St3rksboio Tuesday Mr..
Randalrs people and Mrs. Iiigley also
attended the funeral of Sylvanus Hill
at Starksboro the samc day.--Mr. and
Mrs ID. T.. Hanks. NJ. T.. brewster and
Mrs j. w. johnson attended the funer-
al of T. a. Atkins 81 Bristol Wednes-
day.-The drama. "fhc stolen WILL"
will be presented in the near future
The proceeds will be for the benefit OF
the church.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. IL. ID. Hopkins entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends at Il dinner party
Wednesday.-'rhe men of the church are
meeting 10 make plans for their annual
supper and Lords of Creation cntcrtain-
ment TO take place IN Fcbruary.-AIrs
Hart and Miss Warner were in Burling-
ton and Richmond for few days last
week. returning Monday.-Thc Ladies'
Home Missionary society meets Thursday
IN the parish house. They will spend
some time in assisting Mrs. Coffin with
her sewing.-rhe Friday club will meet
with Mrs. Hart Papers will he read by
Miss Warner ON "Roligions of Japan"
and by Miss Leary on "Mkko and Its
Temples. Those who attended the So
cial last Thursday evening were we'll
pleased with the musical and literary
programme and ,ljoyed good time
playing games Acknowledgement OF our
people attended the funeral of Frank
Nash in Nashville last Monday. :
Mrs. lHm o. / Mis- Hick~or ~ M
4 lrs. T.. dN n1N u
for a day last week.
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WEST MILTON.

some OF the farmers owing to failures
of springs and icy conditions near the
brooks are obliged to carry water in
pals to water their entire stock.-A large
number of the people of this place at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Sherman Nc
Nall at Champlain Friday
Il. f.. Blake has rented the Clark farm
where Morgan has lived the past twelve
years and Will move there this spring
Mrs. Edwin Siblcy is improving. Mrs. D.
o. Bullock is caring for her.
The thermometer was "A below zero here
Tuesday morning at seven o'clock.-Mr
and Mrs. John Ellis were in burlington
Tuesday to visit his father, who is there
being treated for a cancer on his face
There is to be a sociable at T. T. Blakc's
Friday evening. Refreshments will be
served,
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NOTICE.

STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST-Thc
Third NOV the College street Con-
EDUCATIONAL society of burlington, Yer
mont, hereby gives notice that it is
the owner of Il certificate of stock in
the Merchants National Bank OF Bur-
lington, Vermont; said certificate is
numbered 400, bears date April ., 1ss3
and is for eighty $50 shares Of said
stock. of which said society is the
owner: also that said certificate has
been lost or destroyed and the owner
desires to obtain Il new certificate in
lieu thereof. This notice is given in pur-
suance of and for the purpose named
in Section 1896 Of the Vermont Stat
utes. 27.w,Jt.
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MALLETTS BAY.

The funeral Of Mrs. Joseph Dupaw was
held from hor late home at Colchester
foiht last Friday afternoon at one
o'clock, the officiating clergyman being
the Key. +, Il. stone OF Monkton. The
bearers We're Edward Bacon, Frank
Hickey, II. Hossoid, Frank Warner l..
u, Cross and Donnie Boujcrs. The inter-
ment was in Malletts Bay cemetery and
the arrangements We're in charge of
Arsene Boucher. Mrs. Dupaw is survived
by her husband and one son, Franklin,
or Colchester. and two daughters, Mrs.
Charles G. Blair of Colchester and Mrs.
John Young of Milton, and four brothers,
Andrew and Thomas Liberty of this place
and James and Amos of Burlington.
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MILTON.

The oyster supper given by the men of
the Congregational Church was well Mt
tended Wednesday evening. The West
Milton orchestra rendered some very
pleasing selections and a short pro-
Prlmrnc, consisting of songs by some OF
the young men and readings by Prof. H..
s. Abbott, was pivcn.-1hc Elite Lady
Minstrels given under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Improvement society and UNI
der the direction Of Prof. w. b. Leonard
AZ. village han drew large audiences Fri
day and Saturday evenings The parts
were nearly all taken by local talent and
We're well carried out. The singing and
dancing was we'll done and the little pic
annlnies We're especially pleasing. Mrs.
II. T.. Wildly of Essex Junction rendered
some pleasing selections on the violin and
assisted in other parts.-Mrs. Vim. Odlin
returned TO her hime in Andover, Mass,
Saturday after spending several days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Clark
Mrs. III. J. Iaturner went Friday to West
Ridge, n. H.. to visit her sister who is
ill.--AIr. and Mrs. ID. ID. Parker OF Rich
mond were at c. J.. Pratt's Friday even
ing and attended the lady minstrels.-A
sleighing party of 20 people from Fairfax
attended the minstrel performance Fri
day evening and had supper at the Glen
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SHELBURNE.

a reception was given on Saturday
evening by Ii. w. Tracy and Prof Charles
l.. Tracy in honor of DR.. Martin &.
Tracy and bride of New York The affair,
which was one of the ploasantest society
functions of the season, WAS held ut the
spacious home of II. ". Tracy from eight
to ten O'Clock aud 4 hundred or more
guests called during the evening. They
We're received by the hosts and present
ed to the bride aud groom and the bride 5
father A. l.. Prescott of New York. Mrs.
j. G. Tracy, mother of the groom, assisted
in receiving. The bride was gownod iE
white silk crepe de chine cut en- traine
and trimmed with Brussels lace. She wore
at her throat diamond pendant encircl"d
with pearls. Il gift of the groom. she
carried shower houquot of white bride
roses and hyacinthos. Mrs. Tracy wore
black peau de sol" with black chiffon
applique and white embroidered vest.
Choice refreshments We're served during
the evening, Mrs. J., +. Tracy of Addison
and Mrs. !. T. Tracy of Burlington pre-
siding ut the tables. The former was at
tired in figured tan satin foulard, lace
trimmed, and tho latter wore pink silk
trimmed with ribbon and cluny lace The
groom's sister, Miss Tracy, poured coffee.
She was gowned in cream white cash
more. Three other sisters, Misses Hannah,
Ruth and Margaret Tracy assisted in
serving. An entertaining programme was
carried out during the reception by
Riker's orchestra. among the selections
rendered being Mondelssohns wedding
march, March aux l'lambeau and the
Waltz from Toyland. The presence at the
function of Mrs. Emma Taggart, the
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chase returned
Saturday from three days visit with
relatives in Underhill--Miss Maude
Lander OF Williston is visiting friends
in town.. H. Small and daughter,
Carrie, and granddaughter Nora Hins-
dill, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w.
Hinsdill .last Friday.--Miss Alice Is
ham, u. V. NJ. OS, spent Saturday and
sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Isham.--The Hinesburgh Whist
club met at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Millham last Friday even
ing.-Mrs. i. A. Hinsdill has returned
home after spending a few weeks with
her daughters in Burlington and Win
OOSki.
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Bessie Converse returned from
North Adams last Wednesday.
Cameron, assistant foreman for the New
England Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany. went on visit to his old home in
Nova Scotia last Wednesday.-Mrs. John
Pagan, who has been seriously i'll, is some
better
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ilubbell visited Mrs
Hubbells mother at Essex Junction last
Week.-Mrs. Lou Mollison passed Sunday
In Burlington with relatives. Stanton
Coleman. who has been III with the grip
IL some better at prssent.--Paul Gulick
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ENOSBURGH.

Tho scloctmon and road commission.
crs have purchased five steel road
scrapcrs mounted on sleds for cloarinl;
the roads of surplus snow.-Sar.t
Adams is in very poor health at War.
rem Pcrlcys-May Baker is with hoi
parents at the Congregational parson
age for a short staY.-ln the middle OF
Wednesday night January Is, fire was
discovered in Mrs. uattic Nichols't
mouse. \ few pals Of water suficeo
to eXtinGuish the fire with a loss OF
less .Aan s25.-Ephraim Adams oi
Newport Center is in town VISITING
friends.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

There WIS dance at T.. G. Isham'S
Friday night, attended by about ~ coI-
pies. Brace IL Son furnished the music
Kenneth. the little son OF Walter AL
drich, who was quite sick last week, is
improving.
WORD was received here last week that
Mrs u. i. Smith OF Brookfield was in
the Mary Fletcher hospital, where sh,
recently underwent "A successful op'ra
ton for the removal Of gall stones. Sh,
was formcdly resident of this
town.
visiting friends in town the past week.
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COLCHESTER.

The many friends ., Mrs. sherman
McNall were saddencd to hear of her
death, which occurred January Is, from
heart failure, caused by a complica-
ton of diseases from which she had
suffered for many years Lavinia
Melissa Hill was born in Georgia,
March, 1929, and was the last survivor
of Il family of eight children. She was
united in marriage to sherman Munroe
McNall at Alburgh IN 1858, since when
they have lived in Colchester. A large
number attended her funeral, conduct
ed by the Roy. j. II. Baxendale. A
quartettc, consisting Of Mrs. W. l..
Sanderson, Mrs. +. 4. Walston, b. F.
Gale. Jr., T.. stanton Gale. rendered
three selections. The bearers were her
two sons and Melvin McNal1, II. C. Nc
Nall, Olin McNall and Charles T.. Nc
Nall. n beautiful floral piece was Civ
ell by the Willing Workers." of which
society she was president for several
years. The interment was in the fam
lily lot in the cemetery near the school
house. The deceased leaves a husband,
two sons, Ellroy S. and Jesse NJ, and
three grandsons The many friends of
Mrs. McNall will not soon forget her
busy, active life and viii long mourn
her loss.
Miss Delano of the Burlington Bust
ness college spent sunday visiting at
Wilbur Nowton's-The Kings Daugh-
ters social last Friday evening was a
great success. The society cleared about
$11.-Donald Wilton was called to Mid
dlesex by the serious illness of his
10 Dol
Brown is i'll and under tho doctors
care.-The Young Peoples society of
the Baptist Church will give mine
social in the vcstry of the church Fri
day evening. January 27.-Mrs. jose
phine Anderson. who has been staying
Mt NJ. a. Fowlor's, has gone to Burling-
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EAST HARDWICK.

Robert Allen has moved into lis naw
housc.-Mrs. Florence Thomas is spends
Ing this week with her nephew, W. T..
Montasuc.--J. y. Livingston is confined
to the house with rheumatism. w illinm
cole is saving wood with his machine
for the farmers in this town. Charles
" Emerson is working for hin.--IIcnry
Rollins is working in Northfield-NIrs.
Hay has returned to her home here after
spending some time in Waldcn.-Newa
has been received here of the death Of
Harrison Curiicr Of Montgomery. Is
was formerly Of this place and has four
brothers living in this town.
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ESSEX CENTER.

f. X. Pray died ut his home in this town
yesterday morning at the age of CS years.
lhc cause of death was heart failure.
following lingering illness Of several
weeks with u complication of diseases.
The funeral Will be held to .morrow at
1850 o'clock from the house ard at go
O'Clock from the Baptist Church of which
he has been a deacon for several years.
Mr.. ard Mrs W. T.. Hunt have a girl
baby.-Thc Ladies' social club gave n
private dance Mt the town hall Wodncs-
day evening. Refreshments were served
ana music furnished 10y the Howard
oichcstra.-Mary Peck of Winooski was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hull
Wednesday,
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FAIRFIELD.

The Hard to Beat Whist club met with
Mr., and Mrs. IL. 5. Soule Friday evening
The head prize was won by Thomas Hale
and the foot prize by Edward Meehan-
Tho Young Peoples Whist club met AZ
the town hall Saturday evening. Twenty.
four hands We're played. The head prize
was won by ii. Allen Soule and the foot
prize by Herbert McGowan Refreshments
were scrNed,-Mrs. Geo. ttlcy of Balti.
more Md, is at tho home of her parents
Mr.. ana Mrs, II. $. Gilhert-James Fos'
ter, who had his Jaw broken last week,
is slowly improving DIR. Ray Patton is
the attending physician
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WEsTFoRD.

The Cloverdale Creamery Co.. paid ST. 10
per hundred for December milk.-Mrs.
Frances Macombcr is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G, a. Rice.--Dr. G.. l.. Burritt
was called to IIinesburgh Sunday to at
tend the funeral of his mother.-It has
been decided by the stockholders in the
Union Cheese company to make cheese
the coming season instead OF renting the
factory to creamery company.--Albert
Perry. formerly Of this town, has grad
uated from the Vermont Business Col
lege and now has position as bookkeep-
err with A. n. Johns Of Burlington.
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GEORGIA.

The band fair given at the town max
last week WAS attended by large NUNS
her of people. one especially pleasing
feature was the MINISTRIES in their songs
and jokes. A good sum was realized
Miss Marian TORY was in Milton over
Sunday the guest Of Mrs. Jas. Kennedy.
Mrs Il. .. Shattuck and Miss Mildred
CT Burlington were in town the first OF
the wcol.
The : i.day school rally held AZ the
Methodist church IN Monday Was very
10 able lJOyablo meeting. There
we're shoi. rs 10y pastors, superins
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. George Clallin is moving her
household goods to Waitsiicld where
she Will live with her son.--About 20
were received into the congregational
Church last Sunday.--1iumanc Agent
Fuller was in town on business the
22d.-Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Knight were
in Burlington Saturday.-Thc Foreign
missionary society will hold their reg
ular meeting in the CONGREGATIONAL
Chnrch rlnfs nnllarv 06
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Poultry Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. IL II
IS not for sale in your village, write the
manufacturer, @. 8. Page, Hyde Park,
VT, for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk. as the food is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction in every case,
and any not sold may be returned. 1t
is an article of genuine merit, and can
be conscientl0usly commended to poul.
trymen.
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MILTON.

A very quiet but pretty wedding took
place at st. AIMS Church Wednesday
morning at $50 o'clock, when Mary
Elizabeth, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Mcirath. was united in marriage to
Arthur r.. Kennedy of Fairfax. The bride
was becominely gowned, in II travelling
suit of dark blue broadcloth and carried
"A white prayer book. The maid of honor
Miss u. Anna McGrath y sister of the
BRIDE also wore blue. William f.. Ken
nody, a brother of the groom, acted as
best man. John McGrath, brother of the
bride and William Ryan were the ush-
crs During the ceremony God Is Love"
and AVE Maria were beautifully rem
d"red by Miss Mary Corcoran of st. AL
bans Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy left on the
1850 train for short wedding trip and
upon their return will reside in Milton.