Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
RICHMOND.

Owing to the extremely feeble CON
dition of Mrs Nancy Bates, the contem-
plated public celebration OF her 1ooth
birthday on July 2sth mas been aban-
doned
The marriage OF James Keefe, Jr., OF
wlliston and Miss Mae Wiley OF Shell
hurnc took place Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock at the Church or
Our Lady OF the Holy Rosery,
the Rev. A. J. Glynn perform
ing the ceremony. Miss Nellie Griffin OF
st. Adams was maid of honor and James
Cannon of this place best man. The
brides gown was light blue silk with
white trimmings The maid Of honor
wore white muslin with lace trimming.
Tho happy couple left Immediately, talk
ing a carriage drive through the north
part of the state and upon their return
will reside with the groom's father on
his farm in Williston.-Mrs Richard
Burke has returned fro short stay In
Burlington with her daughter, Mrs. Mar
tin Barry. Master Richard and Miss
Katherine Barry returned with her for
n few days' stay. Mrs William Fisher of
Essex Junction was a guest of her sister,
Miss Teresa Egan. Saturday.-M Kath-
crime johnson of Craftshury Is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McCarEhan.-Mr and Hrs NJ G.. Leary
and friend Miss Gilbert, were guests of
Patrick Gleason and family Sunday
Hiram Comstock of Middlesex was n
guest ~ mis- mother. Mrs Salome Fay.
over Sunday.-There was n large attend
ance at the Sunday school picnic held in
the grove at T.. A. Rhoa6s's farm Sat-
urdnY.-Miss Katherine Leonard, who is
n teacher in one Of tho public schools
In New York city, returned To her home
here for the summer.-NTrs. Lambert OF
burlington is visiting al = homo Of her
daughter, Mrs. George Stone.-Mr and
Mrs. Louis Frechette and son of Mont
pelier were guests Of relatives in town
Sunday.-Miss Minnie Young has gone
to the white mountains where she has
employment for the summer.-Mrs. Phil
lip Ludarsky Is visitin- her parents in
Georgia. Mrs. Hazel Berry returned Sat
| urday evening from Castleton. where she
has been the guest of friends the past
week.-James O'Byrne returned to Bos-
ton Sunday after n few days stay at his
home herc.-Miss Blanche Varncy return
| ed this morning from Randolph where
she was the guest OF her grandparents
| over Sundav.-Mrs. HYDE and son of
Stowe are visiting her sister Mrs NJ. y.
Downey at tho Bellevue Hotel-The
Hon. and Mrs. o. J. Tomlnson OF Hun
| tlngton were in town Saturday. George
w. Lucia has the contract to build fine
residence for Prof, +. II. Balch and
| work on the same has already begun
| Mrs. Judie Rrassor and daughter, Cora.
were in burlington Saturday, the guests
of Mrs Bressor's d,ughter, Mrs C. p.
Ashine.
| Mrs. A. o. Ferguson and son are WIS.,
| iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Buel C. Andrews
of Albany, n. Y, intends to sail from
New York the l4th instant for Europe.
10 he absent some two months.--The
Sunday school picnic In F.. A. Rhodess
sugar orchard last Saturday was large
ly attended A general good time was
experienced especially by the children.
Master Mechanic T,scia has taken the
contract for building an elegant large
farm house for Frank Balch near
Jonesville, and has commenced the
work. O'Brien has bought
of Cornelius Whalen on the south side
of the river some three acres of mead
ow land; consideration. 5000.
Mrs. Paul Demick of Warren Is WIS.,
| tting ut the home of her sister, Mrs
Dayton Kenyon.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Keefe have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are to reside with Mr.
Keefe's father on his farm In Williston.
jerome May of Essex Junction was
in town Tuesday.--Miss Maria Berry
is spending part of her vacation In
Montpelier at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Frechctte,-Howard Richardson
of Concord, n. H., is the guest of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson,
Tho Friendship lodge OF Eastern
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