Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
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nrcttv and largely attended vod
ling reception was held at the nome
of Mrs. =. NJ. Flanagan of Troy street.
nj 7.so H. m. Wednesday. April "A.
in honor of her laughter. Miss Gertrude
Elouise Flanagan and Chester James
Granville who were married at $3.50
o'clock at the parish house of All
Saints catholic Church by the Rov. N.
| @. II. porion Mr.. and Mrs Clan
vile were assisted In receiving by
the brides mother, Mrs. Flanagan
Miss Mabel Flanagan, a sister of the
bride, and Frank Soule Henry H.
| Badger and r Lornc Mitchell were
ushers. Miss Bcrnice Mosier presided
at the punch bowl. The young women
who served were Miss Gcrtrue Love
lette, Miss Essio Mitchell. Miss BESSIE
IIawley, Miss shirley Clifford, Miss
Roah Casavant. and Miss Josie Elan
agan, a sister of the bride The home
was beautifully trimmed with ever
greens. ferns AMI brides roses. The
wedding presents were humorous AMI
beautiful The bride was bacominlv
attired IN white mcssaline trimmc !
with lace and carried brides roses
The maid Of honor. Miss Mabel Elan
ngan wore yellow silk messaline and
carried yellow roses The out OF
town guests included Mr.. and Mrs. II
A. Bowling Of St Adams. Mr. and
Mrs f. II. Wlldgoosc OF Montreal and
G. Godue and Miss y. Goluc of SUE
ton. Que. Mr.. ami Mrs Granville TOOK
the 1924 D. m. train Cor "A ten Jays
wedding trip to Boston. after whiof
they VIII begin housekeeping in apart
Iments in f. H. KcNcY's house or
School street Mr. Glanviile Is en-
ployed as electrician by tho sweat
Comngs COMPANY
Some freight cars in the south cnd
the Canadian freight yard here became
looscned and ran cut on to the man
line Friday cvenins. The mail train from
the north struck these cars lust afte
leaving the station at about eight O'CLOCK
side swiping the .irst car and knockin
lit into the ditch. The engine was disabled
and the second freight car damaged, hi
none of the other cars lc;t the rails
freight engine IN the yard at the tim
straightened matters out and took TN
r mail train to Newport. whore it arrive
about two hours late. The car that wei
into the ditch was loaded with feed i
sacks.-W. y. Lockln. who is a lay dele
gate to the Methodist general conference
and Mrs. I.ocklin started Monday &c
Minneapolis to attend the conference
They will he absent all of the month {
: MAYA union service Will be held
= the Baptist Church, Sunday evening, wit
a sermon by the Rev. d. G. Guest, paste
= of the Methodist ChurCh.-O. w For
sold the horses and rigs of his lvcr
s stable at auction Saturday, selling the
= individually. He plans to 90 to Montre
S to reside soon, and has rented his hou:
= in Elm street to d. NJ. Mari. who will tai
$ possession about May il. There is but OF
: livery stable in this village now, but
s is rumorcd that another stable will soc
J.; be opened In the same place which NJ
. Ford occupied.
. Miss Grace Golf and Miss Bcrn
Y Mosier Visited Mrs. u. +. Wynne Of :
:. Adams Sunday annual cleaning
II the streets is in progress.-tri Flctch
of Abercorn. Que. drove II this villa
Monday, and left his 29-years-old hor
at the blacksmith shop of NJ. q. Wris
a to ne shod. 1t was necessary to restra
l. the horse with straps and a frame WIN
a it was shod. as 1t was not gentle. AT
r. two shoes had been set the horse sudde
c " died