Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBA.NS,

ST. ALBANS.
d. e,,-clal meeting of Bellevue Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
vas hold Friday at the home Of Mrs.
Henry G.. Morton when delegates and
altcrnateS to the annual meeting of the
State society. to be held at Burlington on
September 26 and q wore elected as fol-
lows: Delegates, Mrs. Edward A. Chitten-
ien. Mrs. NJ. u. Greene and Mrs. L. Med.
Locke. ~alternates, Mrs. Dan Church. Mrs.
Ernest II. Lewis and Mrs. Mary Greene.
It was voted to hold the annual meeting
# Bellevue Chapter. on Thursday.
October 4, when officers will be elected
md other important business transacted.
Entered into rest. John Burgess Weeks,
nj his home ON North Main street. at 9:15
Sunday morning, The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
This city was visited Sunday NOM
Ing by the most terrific electrical storm
II its history. The storm broke with
awful intensity at 2:3o in the morning,
and for a few minutes there were IN
cessant flashes of lightning. accompanied
by deafeninS thunder claps and followed
by a heavy rain. The telephone. electric
light and street railway service were all
badly affected and put out of business,
but repairs were made early in the morn
Fng and order brought out of the
chaos.
Frank ]. McEnany assumed the du-
ties of station agent at Swanton Tues
day and his place as chief clerk in
the local freight office has been taken
by Charles Soule, who began his work
here Tuesday.
Herald stevens OF Burlington has
been engaged to have charge of the
permanent road work to be done on
he road which is being constructed in
St. Adams town northward from the
fity limits. l.. A. Walker of Burling-
on, foreman for Mr.. stevens, arrived
n the city yesterday to direct the
work, assisted by Hugh O. Hamilton,
own road commissioner.
About 35 relatives and intimate friends
we're present at the wedding of Miss
fylvia Sophia Shilvock of this city and
larry Hawthorne Page of Hinesburgh,
which took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shllvock Of Borley street,
PARENTS of the bride, last evening at $50
clock. The house decorations were most
tasteful and appropriate, being entirely of
rcen and yellow, the L. V. NJ. cclcrs Of
rhich institution both bride and groom
CIV SiddudN'S' ne IH'ISIeFS OIL lnc
tair case were trimmed with golden
cd, tho arch between the double parlors
as gracefully trimmed with golden rod
aught at the center with a large ribbon
low of green and yellow, and the cere-
hoSy was performed under a canopy com
osed of the same flowers. The bride
as simply but most becomingly gowned
a white lawn trimmed with lace IN
triton and having n lace yoke. She wore
n embroidered tulle Veil which her great
randmother wore when a bride in Eng
nd over two hundred years ago. and
ne carried a bouquet of jasmine. Her
oungest sister, Miss Anna Pitman Shii-
ock, attended the bride and she wore I
Fhite muslin dress trimmed with lace,
nd carried a bouquet of pink sweet p-ss
nd maiden hair fern. Charles HicknN.
81. Adams town, acted as best man
n elegant lunch was served in the lin
ng room. table decorations consisting of
nix asters, a spray candlabrum VITA vol
W candles forming the contcrp!cce. rhe
bung women who served were Miss
ouise Shilvock. Miss Bertha Shilvock,
ISIS Orpha Banister, Miss Florence II.
ryant, Miss Ruth Wood. and Miss Mollie
Wiley. A most attractive display Of
edding presents was made in a room in
= second story. The brides hOuouct was
ught by Miss Ruth Wood. Among those
ON out Of town who tcUde the we'd
ng were the groo,n's parents. Mr.. ana
RS. Fl. NJ, Page, Mr.. and Mrs. +. S.
Plcman, Mrs. Katherine Page, Miss
AURA Coleman, Of Hiuesburgb. Mrs.
mes Hutchinson, Mr., and Mrs. w. ".
mes. Mrs, Frank Il. Eldred, Miss Marion !
ines, Miss Bertha Shilvock, Miss Bessie
Bryant, and Miss May Hutchinson of
lrlington, Mrs. Charles White and Mss
iith Parker Of Montreal. and Mr.. and
RS. Perley c. Russell. OF Bristol. The
de is a graduate of the S.. Adams high
hool and also Of the class Of 1893 of the
V. NJ. and the groom is a graduate of
Q Burlington high school and OF the
PISS of 1904 of the L. V. NJ. Mr., and
rs. Page will make their home in
nesburgh.
iiovanni Viscome, an Italian, convict
at the March. 1875, term Of Franklin
UNITY court Of granddaughter In the Kill
g or Francisco Philippi, a fellow coun-
iman, at swanton Junction, about two
ars ago, was brought from the State
son at Windsor, and In county court
sterday was released on his own recog-
Eance. In tho sum of 1900 and the
=" entered. CONTINUED. not 10 be-
rried forward" Tho first Jury trial OF
court Is now on trial, 1t beinR that
Edward $, Minor VS.. DR.. Il. J. Melyillo
Is Is an action OF assumpsit to recoy-
the sum OF Sl29 for moving a house
m tho corner of Main and Stcbbins
cots In tAts &x On to y G~sIAiation