Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-04

the Holy Guardian Angels. Mr.. and Mrs
Chabot left on the noon train for Mont
real, where they will reside
The wedding OF Miss Frances Maud
MacCallum, daughter Of Mrs. w. d. Mac
Callum. and Harold Edward Miller OF
Providence r. l., was celebrated Satur-
day evening at eight o'clock, at the home
of the bride on Congress street The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev S.
Halsted Watkins, rector Of st. Luke's
Church. In the presence of a party of
relatives and friends. Mrs Arthur V.
Soule was matron of honor and was dress-
ed in blue rressaline and carried red car
nations. The bridesmaids were Misses
Dora c. Miller and Jennie f. Miller. The
best man was Charles King Of Providence
Miss Abbie M. Ryan played the wedding
music and Miss Katherine e. Bryant sang
80 Promise Me" reception followed
the ceremony.
The annual festival of the st. AL
bans Choral union will be held in
the city hall June 6 and Z. The soloists
will be Mrs. Grace Bonner Williams, So
prano soloist of the Arlington Street
Church of Boston: contralto, Miss Vallie
i. Barrette of st. Adams; tenor, Alfred
Shaw OF New York; baritone, Gwilym
Miles OF New York.
The funeral OF Mrs. Alison b. Judd,
who committed suicide Friday by drown
ing In the Fairfax reservoir, was held at
the home OF her brother-in-law, Homer T..
Judd OF North Fairfax, Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. j. S. Brown Of the First Baptist
Church officiated, assisted by Rev. c, w.
Clark of Georgia. George Lawton sang
the solo, Face to Face" and a quar-
tette composed Of Mrs. C. H. Lock, Mrs.
A. II. Riley, George A. Webster and
George Lawton sang "It Is Not Death to
DE- and Forever with the Lord" The
bearers were Alison q. Judd, Alverton
Curtis, Homer p. Judd and Leo B. Allen.
The interment was in the Georgia Plain
cemetery.
The funeral Of Miss Flora Cornelia Per-
ron, daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Clifford
Perron, who died Thursday night of con-
sumption in her Nst year, was held at
The Church of the Holy Guardian Angels
yesterday morning, the Rev. l.. r. Des-
rochers officiating. The honorary bear
FRS were Miss Aura Gauvreau, Miss
Georgianns Courville, Miss Julia Ladue,
Miss Jennie Bushey. Miss Mer1a Cour-
vile and Miss Agnes Bushey. The bear
PRS were Charles MoAlllster, William
Desnoyers. Henry Mercier, William Hurl-
but, Raymond Guyette and John Des-
noyers. The interment was in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
The parish guild of st. Luke's Church
will give a dramatic entertainment at
the parish house Thursday evening"
Allen Cleveland Of Georgia Center had
his property wiped out Sunday by fire.
which broke out from some unknown
rause. 1t entirely destroyed his house
and barn with practically all their con-
tents. The loss is heavy as the property
was but partially insured.
parish the following vestrymen were elect
ed; Henry G. Morton, John c. Stranahan,
Otis NJ Kelton, Charles S. Forbes, Milton
s. Bostwich. George P Derrick, A. c.
shufeldt, DR.. W. b. Arnold and Reed
Buck. The senior warden is Henry G..
Morton and the Junior warden. John C..
Stranahan. George p. Derrick was elected
rlerk and treasurer and the following dele
gates and alternates were elected to the
annual diocesan convention to be held In
Rutland June q to %: Delegates, NJ. S.
Bostwick, Reed Buck, G. p. Derrick, Or. j.
c. Parker; alternates c. II. Morton, Ben
janin Corners. Stanley Gray and A. c..
Shufeldt At the meeting of st. Luke's
association these directors were elected:
The Rev. S. H. Watkins, ]. C. Stranahan
and NJ. s. Bostwick