Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-23

George II, Soule: Fletcher, George II. Gill
Myron Greene: Fletcher, George II. Gill
Ian. Franklin, Myron Greene: Georgia,
Horace II. Wood, Carl T.. Gale; Highgate,
j. NJ. Trombley. f.. =. Smith; Montgom-
cry. II. ~. Fuller: Richford, Lyman w.
Smith; Sheldon. william n. Dunton; st.
Adams city, George w. Iepper; st. Al
bans town, w. b.. Halbert. Swanton, Hi
ram A.. Collins, A. L. Carr. Petit Jurors.
Bakersfield, Arthur G.. Doane, Walter II.
Cutting: Berkshire. John .Jolley, Vernon
c.. Wild; Enosburgh. Homer Smith, John
r.. Cassidy; Fairfax. l.. c. Hicks. c. c.
Gillette: Fairfield, Charles J. Read, s.
II. Wanzer, Edward Il. Brandon; Fletcher,
George w. Call; Franklin, stephen r.
Whiting. Homer +. Gates; Georgia, George
". Pattee, Curtis l.. Brooks, Mortimer +.
LOOMS; HiRhgate, G. Il. Sheldon, NJ.
Whiting; Montgomery. T.. s. Wright, II.
T. Foss. Richford. Horace X. Aver, Ash
ley W. Curtis; Sheldon. J. V. Spooner.
Robert peagan; st. Adams city, Il. G..
Prime, n. J. Hunt, J.. d.. Curley; st. AL
bans town. Edmund Iemay. H. w. Camp
bell; Swanton, Holmes Record. f.. II.
Beebe.
John Sheridan of burlington. and Mrs.
Virginia U.abounte) Laurier of this city,
were married at st. Mary's Church Mon
day morning at five O'Clock. the Rev.
y. j, O'Sullivan performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan. accom-
panied by Misses Eva. Iena and Hattie
Laurier, Eugene I.auri-r and William
Richie Of this city and Mr.. Watson of
lSwanton, drove to Georgia, Where they
took the train for a wedding trip to Bos-
ton and Providence, r. l. Mr.. Sheridan
is railway mail clerk on nc Missisquoi
division of the Central Vermont railroad.
On their return from their trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheridan will reside on Bishop
street.
Miss Helen Katharine Braincrd,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson
Braincrd, of this city, and Douglas
Winslow Miller of Oneonta, n. Y. were
married at the Congregational Church
at high noon yesterday by the Rev. w
Parkyn jackson, pastor of the church.
only the immediate family was pres
ent at the Tho bride was
attired in a travelling dress. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller will be at home in Oneonta,
\. V, after october /. Those who
attended the wedding from out of
town were the brides sister. Mrs. NJ
H.. Chamberlin and Mr.. Chamberlin of
Rutland, the brides aunt, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Reynolds, of Mexico city, Mexico, ana
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ii. Livingston, of Burlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller have gone to Haverest cot
tage to spend their honeymoon.
The republicans Of the city have
arranged for n rally to be held here
August 90, the speakers to be State
Auditor IIorance +. Graham and At
torney-Gcneral Clarke c. Fits.
Charles NJ. Cox, president Of tho St.
Adams Grain Co. gave the employees OF
the company and their families an out
iTg yesterday afternoon. The party left
on "A special for a trolly trip to Swanton
after which they went to st. Adams Bay,
where supper was served, large tables
being laid on the dock. The car in which
the trip was made was, trimmed with red,
white and blue bunting and torpedoes
were laid OF the track along the route.
Walter II. Brace. aged 10 years. died
yesterday morning at $40 o'clock. He
was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Brace
and is survived by his parents and two
brothers and two sisters. The funeral
will he held at Holy Angels Church this
afternoon and the burial will be in Mt.
Calvary cemetery.