Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

The wedding of Miss J.. Adele
TwitcheIl. daughter of +. +. witch
ell, and Roy A. Brush. was quietly
celebrated Thursday night at the home of
the bride on High street. The cere-
mony was performed in the uarlor
which had been prettily decorated
with evergreen and palms and cut
flowers. The Rev. W. Parkyn Jack
son pastor of the First Congregations
al Church, officiated. Tho bride. who
was given in marriage hy her father,
wore Of gown Of white panuo cloth. trim
med with lace and raune vclvet She
wore orange blossoms and carried
shower boquet OF bride roses Her
only ornament was a handsor, pearl
pendant. the gift Of tho groom. Fol-
lowing the ceremony n reception was
held, the guests being limited to the
ia utilities OF tho contracting parties
and a very few intimate friends Their,
were many beautiful gifts. The bride
Is leader in St Adams musical cir
Giles and is very popular socially. whiIo
the groom is ono Of this citys pros
Ferrous young business mon Mr.. and
Mrs. Brush left for ten days trip to
New York, after which they viii re-
gress streets. The guests from abroad
included Karl Twitchcll Of Kingston
Ont. and DR.. and Mrs. f. c. Twitchcl
of Burlington.
The first step in the Capitalization Of
schools in the St. Adams union has been
made by Supt. j. A. Ayers in TRANSFERRING
tho pupils or the Lake school TO Tie Bell
school. and those from the Point district
will be further carried into effect by
bringing the Parsonvillc and Brauord
school children into the city while those
from the Bronson district will be taken
to the bay schools.
News was received here Thursday Of
the violent death If Edward Dullahan,
a former resident but in recent years
living in New York, where he was en-
ployed as an iron worker on skyscrap-
ers Mr.. Dullihan was at work on the
building and missed his footing, falling
manv stories to his death, He was IS
years old and besides n wife and three
children who live in New York, he
| leaves his mother, Mrs. Alice B. Dula-
han. n sister, Mrs. Walter II. Golden
and two brothers, Fred +. Dullahan
| and John Dullahan, all of this city.
The annual meeting of the Frank
lin County Telephone company was
held Friday Afternoon when the
following board of directors was
elected: J. n. Keller. F. w. story,
w d. Jones, r. A. Houston. Edward
C.. Smith, Henry G. Morton, c. j,
Keller a. C. s. Rceman Frank L.
Greene. Henry NJ. stevens and W ].
Denver. The directors elected the
following officers: President. Jasper
n Keller; vice-prcsident, F, W. story
secretary. Silas W. Finn; treasurer
+. s, willard; auditor. II, w, I,Ongley
The lake is now frozen over SO as to
be thought safe between this side and
Grand Isle county and teams are now
crossing.
News has been received hero Of the
death of George C. Ellsworth at Green
VILE, Mich. Mr.. Ellsworth was n native
OF West Berkshire and a member OF
| the FRANKLIN County bar. For several
years he resided in this city, acting as
deputy county clerk, He was n painter
of unusual ability. the portraits OF
Gov. stephen Royo hanging in the
State house and the county court house
being his handwork. His wife was fol-
sometime soprano soloist in the First
| Congregational Church here.
| George Trcpania died suddenly Satur-
day evening Of heart failure, at his home
on England street Mr. Trepania. who
was 20 years old, had been i'll only three
days and his death was entirely unex-
pected. He vas one of the oldest en-
ployes OF the central Vermont railway
having been continuously in the service
OF the company for half century, Be-