Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-16

sister of the BRIDE played the Bridal
Chorus' from "Lohengrin." Mr.. and Mrs.
hyuer nave gone to Boston, Fort Grcblc.
H. l' ana other cities, after which they
VIII 30 10 BroWnville to reside Among
| nose from out town to attend the we'd
"HS was Mrs. Annie l.. S. Ryder OF
proWhNllie' mother Of the groom
ABOUT 30 women met at the home of
'irS' l. >. Bostwicn Monday afternoon
at hve o'cloch for the purpose of making
d iareWclI call on the Rev. s. Ilalsted
Na'klnS' who closed his rectorship at
81 i'ukcS Church Sunday and who loft
TUESDAY morning for New York where
ne VIII take UP city mission work. A
feature OF the gathering was the presen.
tation OF $50 to Mr.. Watkins from some OF
MS TRENDS in the parish, the money heinp
presented by Deaconess Louisa Bralnerd
in Il few words
Inc water situation Is not quite 80
alarming as 1t was two weeks ago and
the city is now having a 2l-hour n dav
service In the upper reservoir there was
yesterday nine feet and two inches of
water and IN the lower six feet sovon
inches. The rains of Sunday afternoon
and evening helped somewhat II Is still
impossible to say what flazen e Whip-
pie, the New York firm, Will give as their
opinion of the most practical source
from which to get an added supnlv Of
water, but it IS expected that C.rmi lake,
silver lake or Dream lake Clarified pond)
will not be reported favcrably 1t looks
row AZ If the most feasible plan will be
voirs at North Fairfax II this is done
hn nj ,,+iiI
and the o. cement pipes be replaced by
iron ones. II. NJ. PRIME the representa-.
tive of IIazen & Whpplc. has returned TO
New York and it is expected that the re-
port from the firm will he given about
December l.
Word has been received in this city of
the birth of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Logan of Titusvile, Pa. Mrs. Lo-
gan was formerly Miss Frances f.
Wood of this city
Mrs. Elizabeth Sands aged about q
years. died at her home on Lake street
Sunday morning about four o'clock She
had been in i'll health for some time and
had been critically i'll only week Her
husband died many years ago She leaves
no children but is survived by one sister
and one brother The funeral was held
AT St Mary's Church Tuesday morning
at nine o'clock.
Word has been received in this city of
the sudden death Of John Mcigs. who was
at the head of the Hin school at Potts
town. Ia. Mr.. Meigs was the husband VI
Marion Butler, who Is a granddaughter If
the late Hon. Heman Beardsley of this
city
William II. Harry Of Boston began work
Saturday as general foreman Of the Mes
senger company in place Of ". H. Brad
ley, who came to this city in 1909 Mr..
bradley resigned the place to take po-
stion in Boston
Inc hrst deer reported killed in this
vicinity was shot by Louis Demar If
SWanton The animal was a buck and
weighed about 1872 pounds 1t is displayed
at the Collins meat market on North |
Main street.
Word was received yesterday Of the
death of William A Buck in Manila No
details were given in the cablegram lie
Is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs |
Thomas Buck, three brothers. Edward
and Charles Of this city, and Thomas OF |
Boston AS his mother is critically i'll she
has not been Informed of her sons death |
lie Is also survived by u wife, a Filipino !
soon after the Spanish American war
Mr.. Buck went to the Philippines to teach |
and had not since been home. He was a |
graduate Of the local high school
News of the death last week Of Walter |
Martin, formerly Of this city, has been !
received. He died Of pneumonia in |
Alberta, and his body will |
he brought to-day to London, Ontario. |
" here the funeral will be held tomorrow.
Mir. Martin was resident in this city |
for several years, being connected with /
the transportation department of the cen
trial Vermont road, and left here Cour
years ago for Mortified, where ne was
agent for sometime, He is survived by a |
wife and Il four-year-old son. Jack.
a divorce has been secured in Cnitten-
den county court by Mrs Cora Brooks
Mason Of Burlington, formerly of St
Adams Bay, from Or, f. w. Mason. who
is residing on Long Island. The grounds
on which the divorce was granted We're
wiful neglect and refusal to support;