Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-05
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY DECEMBER 1907

pication of diseases of which he had
been sufferer for long time. He was
the son of Timothy and Ellen Driscol OF
Fairfield. where he was born 81 years
ago. A brother, Michael Driscoll OF this
city. and a sister, Mrs Mary Harmon
Of Saxtons River, survive him. The fu-
neral was held at st. Marys Church
on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock and
the interment was in Fairfield.
The Rev 8. Halsted watkins, rector
of st. Luke's Church. pronounced the
blessing on the nuptial vows plighted
Saturday afternoon by Miss Mary Anne
liza williams Of this city and Harry
Clifford Belknap Of Claremont. n H..
atfhe Robson home on England street.
! The ceremony was characterized by
charming simplicity and was witnessed
| by a circle OF near relatives and friends.
! The approach Of the wedding party was
heralded by the bridal chorus from
"Lohengrn." played by Eugene Dewart,
pianist and Ainslee Lawrence, violinist
and before a bank OF palms In the
parlor, the happy pair were united, the
bride being given away by her uncle,
John T. Robson. The only at
tendants were the ushcrs, Merrill ID.
Armstrong OF this city and Roy L..
Sanders Of Burlington A small reccp-
ton followed the ceremony. Mrs. Wade
catered and Mrs. r. L. Sanders. Mrs.
Merritt d. Sornberger GO Burlington and
Miss Lena e. Hamilton, Miss Halle
Kenyon. Miss Anna NJ. Hamilton and
Miss Susie ". Coobs asstSed in serving.
There was fine display OF wedding
gifts. Among the guests from abroad
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Sornberger,
Mrs r. l., Sanders, Miss Lucia Hadlev
Miss Mary rIadlcy ana Miss Susan Had
Icy Of Burlington. Mr.. anu Mrs. George
Robson OF Rchford, Mr.. and Mrs. p, S
Chase % Brattleboro and Mr.. and Mrs
James Carey of Shelburne. Mr.. and
Mrs Rclknap loft on the evening train
on their bridal tour, after which they
will reside In Claremont, n. II.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Edith May Olmstead, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Charles s. warner OF this
city. and Rhett James Gates of Frank
lin. The ceremony will take place a.
"Falrvicw." the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Warner, Wednesday afternoon. Do
cember H. at four o'clock.
Mrs. w l.. Burnap, who has beer
quite Ill for the past two months. left
she will pass a few weeks. She was nc
companied by her son. r. l.. Burnap
who will remain with her for two weeks
George W. Wells, one of the veteran
conductors of the Central Vermont
railway. has closed his connection Will
tho company after 80 years OF contin-
uous service.
Tho remains Of Charles Downey. who
died in Waterbury Monday Were
brought here yesterday on the 1l;3
9 train, tn" intermont taking place in tn
, South Main street cemetery. The Rev
Ralph +. Lowe pastor Of tho Methods
Church. OBLIGATED ut tho committal ser
vices at the grave. Tho bearers were
, Judge D. s. Danforth \ clinton Kent
:. G. Marsh Pierce and Stafford T. Thorp
The Rev. DR.. p. Sage Mackay, paste
, Of the Collegiate Church Of St. Nchola
of New York. and formerly pastor o
G the First Congregational Church In thi
q city. has been obliged to give up a
pastoral work for several months a
, least owing to a break down in health
: John NJ Lyons Of Moncton, Ney
Brunswick was the guest yesterday Q
=. General Passenger Agent ]. W. Hanlc
. OF the Central Vermont.
In city court yesterday. Robert Far
, ley was arraig1ed before Judge Pos
charged with intoxication and breac
, / Of the peace. He pleaded guilty to
a third offcnse and refused to dscos
=, as to where he got the liquor. He wa
. rcmanded for disclosure. Earle
-, pleaded not guilty to the breach o
the peace and will be tried for tina
this morning.
The marriage engagement has been an
nounced of Miss liza Thomas of this cit
g and Andrew r. Collins of Swauton.