Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
CHlTTENDEN COUNTY.
RICHMOND.


Wiiiston yesterday. Waiter Kennedy
will leavc to-day for OLD Orchard Beach.
Me- where he has position in a hotel
for the summer.-Miss Frances King.
who was a member OF the graduating
class of Mount st. Marys Academy In
Burlington, has returned home.-Miss
Buley of Montpelier Is visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Buley.--
Sunday will be observed as children's
day at the Congregational Church. In
the evening, the exercises Of the Sunday
school will be given. These exercises
will be largely musical. The public is
invited.
Albert Chandler Of Bellows Falls is WIS.,
itlns Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Edwards MIR.
and Mrs. Wayland Fuller returned Fri
day from a two weeks vacation with
Mrs. Fuller's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shonts at Andover Mass,-Miss Mary
O'Byrnes was in Burlington Saturday
Children's day was observed at the Con-
gregational church Sunday.-Mss Eva
Stone OF Andover. Mass arrived Friday
and will be the giest of her sister. Mrs.
Prior, during the summer.-Thc Misses
Mae Olmstead and Edith Fuller left
Monday for Lake Placid. NY,
where they have positions-Mrs. Susan
Stevens Of Hyde Park is the guest of
Mrs Milton Stevens Miss MARROW of
tnderhil Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Alexander Terrien.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwa I'd
Frechette have returned from Burling-
ton.-Miss Mildred Finn Of ST. Adams
was the guest of Miss Kate Iavelle over
Sunday J. Fuller has returned from
Springfield. Mass. where he visited his
brother for two weeks.-Mss Edith Ba
shaw returned Sunday from Bur
lington. where she visited for several
days--M Kate Harrington has re-
turned from New York City. where she
was the guest Of her sister for two
weeks
Two Of the prettiest weddings ever
held in the Church of the Lady of the
Rosary took place Tuesday morning
The first one was at go o'clock, the
contra citing parties being Or. Joseph Mac
Ginitv of Ludlow and Anna, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Leary.
Sr., of Jericho. They were attended by
Dr. I.aunesey OF Leominster. Mass. and
Miss Mary Leary. n sister Of the bride.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by the Rev. ]. McGarry OF this place
and the nuptal mass was said by the
Rev. j. Dryer Of Ludlow. The wedding
march from "Iohengrin' was played
by Miss Zoe Towers who also played
softly during the ceremony. The ushers
were Thomas Ieary and John McGinity,
brothers of the bride and groom After
a short wedding trip they will resid" In
Ludlow The second wedding took place
at 1890 o'clock and was that of Frank
| Brown of New York city and Miss
Katherine Harrington of this town. The
bridesmaid. Miss Anna Harrington, OF
New York city, the brides twin sister,
entered the church followed by the
flower girl Miss Ruth harrington. the
brides little niece, then the bride lean
ing on the arm of her father They were
met at the altar ny the groom and his
best man. James Brown, brother OF the
groom and the Rev. FIR. Cray 81 Barre
and the Rev. J. p. McGarry. Miss Mill
cent Murphy sang 80 Promise Me-" fol-
lowed by the marriage and nuptial mass
| by the Rev. Father Cray Of Barre Dur
ing the mass. Miss Zoe Towers played
softly and at the offertorv Miss Cook of
Barre sang an AVE Maria" The ushers
were Edward and Michael Harrington,
both of New York city and brothers OF
the bride After an extended trip to
Washington and Ohio they will reside in
New York city. A wedding reception for
the relatives and near friends of both
brides was held at their respective home
Immediately following the weddings. The
church was prottily decorated for the
occasions by friends Of the brides with
daisies and ferns. Those here to attend
the McGinity-Ieary wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. James Leary of Fall River,
Mass. Mr and Mrs. NJ. G, I,eary Of Bur
lngton. Mr.. and Mrs McGinity and
daughter Of Shoreham. Those at the
Rrown-Harrington wedding were the
Messrs. william. Edward and Mlcha al
Harrington Of New York city. the Misses
Mary and Julia Conlon OF burlington.
Mrs. Joseph I.avelle OF Mortified and
the Misses Noonan, Brown of Barre
Hiss Jessie Tucker of st. Johnsbury,
formerly of this town and Frank Adams
OF Rhode Island were married at tho
home Of her aunt, Mrs. y. II. Kenyon
| Tuesday afternoon AZ three O'Clock. tho
Rev. f.. +. Treat performing the cere-
mony. The bride has been nurse In the
St. Johnsbury hospital They left In the
evening ou the 6:o6 train for their new
home in Rhode Island Mrs e. c. st
lClare OF ST. Johnsbury IL visiting hcl
parents, MI and Mrs. John Richardson
Miss Stella Belduke has gone to Bristo
for a two months vacation with friend:
and relatives.--Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Davi:
have taken rooms in the Baker tene
ment house on Tilden ave-Ford T
Flagg. F.. G. Nichols and r. Il. Jones
were In Burlington Tuesday.-The Rev
FIR. Dwyer Of Ludlow, Nczina of Yer
gennes and Cday of Barre were the CUES
of the Rev. j. y. McGarry Tuesday
Miss Margaret Mccoy of Burlington Il
spending n part OF her vacation with he
} aunt, Mrs W. =. Freeman Patricl
Gleason left Tuesday on weeks bust
ness trip to Boston.-Mrs. y, II. Sudar
sky entertained the Louise NJ. Smile!
} circle OF Kings Daughters at her hom
Tuesday afternoon,
The marriage OF John W. McGargha
) and Miss Mary Byrill took place a
! the church of Our Lady OF the Ho
J Rosary Sunday evening at eight oclock
r -.Messrs. William Edward and Mchat
, Harrington OF New York city are spend
} Ing a two weeks vacation at the HON
, of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Har
. rington.-Mrs. Fred ]. Kenyon vsitc
, lin Burlington Monday. William Ter
. rien Of Brookfeld. Mass, Is visiting hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tuson Terrien.
9 Mr. and Mrs J. W. Berry spent Sunda
in Starksboro-The library will not b
, open Saturday. July 1.-THE evenings q
. July 49, II and To- are Rev. j. J. Levi
: viii give three illustrated lectures In tn
, Universalist Church.
(CentinueA On 8sd Ps0e.)