Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26

New York were white with snow and
in Plattsburgn about two inches fell
during the early morning. There was
a light furry of snow in his city be-
tween five and six o'clock.
The Vermont Catholic Review, a week.
~ publication devoted to Catholic news
or the State. will soon he published by
the Review Company. u. T.. Sciily, who
Tor several Year. published l: w"cki- pa
per in Greenwich and Schuylervillc, n.
T., and who for the past two years hi ;
been employed by the Free Press asso.
citation, has been chosen as editor Of th,
new paper.
Al the annual meeting of Tho Nine
teenth Century club. held Tuesday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Peck.
Tue following officers We're elected: l'rcsi-
dent. Go. II. w. Allen: ,icc-presilcnt,
MIS-. Bennett Turk; secretary, Mrs. +. S
Feck; treasurer. Elias Lyman; executive
committee. Col. II. w. allen, Mrs. Ed
ward Wells. Mrs. Elias Lyman, w. L..
Hall. +. j.. Burgess and Mrs. r. s. Peck
Men began Yesterday to paint the in
terror of tho steamer Vermont at Shell
l'urnc harhor and the work will prob,bIv
not b" completed until Doccmi. +. When
the new steamer arrives an extra cnur
Of men Will arrive to nut the different
parts together So that the boat can he
launched this tan. ON account of tbo
large number to be oinplnyed at the har-
Dor the coming winter the Mau,iam will
be used for sleeping quarters.
\ meeting Of the F.rst Cluircn society
was held Monday night to choose - com
~:iitte" tn act with a like committee ~
the church in the matter - securing u
pastor to succeed the Rev. q. G. Atkins.
when nc leaves for Detroit next May.
The selected Monday night is
composed Of +. w. Perry. Glrdrcr Brew
or, Prof. Edward Robinson. W. G. Roy
nolds and =. II. Powell. The committee
from the church is made Up o. c. p.
smith. w ]. Van Patton, L. A. Wood.
bury, /. !" Smith ard ". u. Howe.
Inc first meeting of Unity for the sea-
son was held in the Unitarian Church
rarlors Thursday night will, an attendance
Whlcn packed the rooms to the outside
doors. On a stage erected for tho oc-
casicn a series of tableaux depicting the
'ReVsries Of a Bachelor" were presented.
II. IL. Greene was the bachelor and the
Z cIlcCtt0 STtAC credit OH all VINO
took part. The arrangements were in
charge Of Miss Judith Spear and DR..
c.. u Sampson. Light refreshments were
served during the evening.
4 Salt Lake City paper has the follow
ing interesting notice concerning a for
mer Burlington boy: "Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Park announce the engagement of their
daughter. Sara 9 Park, to Lieut..
Royden h. Beebo Of the 29th infantry. l..
S. y. The wedding will take place about
lnId-winter." Lieut.. Beebe graduated
from the University Of Vermont in the
class OF 1900 and entering the army served
three years in the Philippines and is now
stationed at Fort Douglas. Utah.
The construction OF the new weather
bureau building, which is being erected
opposite the experiment farm. is pro-
crossing rapidly. The structure is to
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Work was begun August ]. and the
building will he ready for occupancy
February /. The exterior work is now
near completion. The ground floor will
be used for the exhibition room. offices.
kitchen and pantry, ON the upper
floor will be four chambers. The build
ing is all of brick.
George julius. the cight-ycars'-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bcrgcron of ol2|
North Rs nd street. Gied Tuesday morn.
ing at his home of plcurisy. Sunday
morning. while playing with his younger
brother. Fred. he received a blow on the |
chest near tho heart. Shortly afterwards
he went to his mother and said he was |
i'll. She put him to bed and he steadily
grew worse, dying Tuesday mornins
The attending physician said that death
was caused by pieuIisy. The funeral
WIS held yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock from st. Joseph's Church. with
intcrmcnt in Mount Calvary cemetery.
al city.
A quiet wedding was solcmnizod yes
terday morning at eight O'Clock at ST.
Mary's Cathedral. when Miss Mary Cor
man and John W. Grace were married
by the Rev. J.. +. ellis. Tho bridegroom
was attended by John Hallihan and the
bridesmaid was Miss Sarah w. Daley.
Only near relatives were present to wit
ness the ceremony. Afterwards Nj. and
Mrs. Grace left on their wedding trip. 10
he spent in Montreal and other cities i'm
Canada. Upon their return they will be
AT iO'nn to their friends at IS, South
street. Thu bride is tho daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary German of South
street n the groom's home
is in Bristol.
The marriage OF William T.. Hardy and
Miss Val Hcaudry, both of Burlington.
VII, soicmuized ut $50 y. m. October u.
at st. Iauls Episcopal Church by tn.
Rev. q. Y. Bliss. Miss Anna Bcaudrv.
ist,I Of the bride was maid of honor ana
I. l.. Sharon of Lebanon. n. H.. was best
man. 4 reception was given at the home
Of T.. u. Hardy. - George street. brother
Of thc groom. where light refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy were
the recipients of many presents, among
which was a valuable gold piec" from
Mr.. Nash, of Nash & Hath0rii. of which
filn the groom has been n foreman for
yeurs. The happy couple took tho
sleeper for Boston amid n shower of rice
and good wishes for their future hnppi-
ness.
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