Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-16

relative Miss Carrie Noonan is making
some repairs on her residence on Seymour
street.-Mr and Mrs. John Fletcher have
returned from Saratoga, N. Ys-Edward
Daniels and James Condor have gone to
New York, where they will spend week
The remains of Mrs. Bridget OBoyle
were brought here from Burlington Mon
day morning. She was a former PRESIDENT
of Ripton and went to Burlington a Few
years ago to make her home at st. DO
seph's Orphanage. where she died FRIDAY
at the age of u.s. She is survived by one
son. Charles O'Boyle of Rutland. VINO
with his wife accompanied the remains
here The funeral was held in Burlington
Monday and the interment was in the
family lot in the Catholic cemetery OF
this village. William Cobb, who has been
visiting town for 10 days, has returned
to Ellenville, n. Y.-Madame Hughes
Thomas Welsh Ladies' choir will appear
at the local opera house Friday evening
under the auspices Of the knights OF
Pythias. II. Baldwin has return
ed from Barre and Rttland.
A pretty and quiet home wedding took
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. e. Aines
of South street when their only daugh-
ter, Charlotte Adelia, was united in mar
riage to Herbert Kimball of Rutland by
DR.. D. H. Corkran, pastor of the Meth
odist Church Miss Amelia Parker of
Rutland was the bridesmaid and Ernest
Wimmett Of Brldport was the best man.
The Misses Virginia Aines of Kansas
city, Mo-. and Mildred Kimball of Rut-
land acted as ribbon girls and were
dressed in white The bride was gowned
in white brocaded satin draped with
white chEon with pearl trimmings and
carried d shower bouquet of white car
nations. The bridesmaid was gowned in
pink satin with white trimmings and car
red pink carnations. The house was
decorated with white and pink carna-
lions, wild asters, autumn leaves and
running pine. Only members of the i'm
mediate family We're present Miss Pau
line Aines of this village. a cousin OF
the bride. presided at the piano and
played the Lohengrln wedding march
After wedding trip they will reside
in Rutland. Refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs Kimball received a large
number of presents.-A wind storm
struck Middlebury at eight o'clock Tues
day night and lasted for about an hour
accompanied by rain, snow and hall in
small quantities. 1t is reported that In
some outlying sections many tree limbs
were blown down. No serious damage
has been reported. Mrs. Charles
Mathews has gone to East Poultney tc
visit her sister, Mrs. Retta Betts.-News
has been received of the serious illness
in Rutland of Mrs. Cyrel Brunell, fol
many years u resident of Middlebury. II
was reported Wednesday that she wa:
slightly improved Among visitors here
from out of town are W. A. Eastwood
of Salisbury Paul Lambert and II. A
Lewis of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j
Bailey of Chestertown, n. Y, b. p. Cav
crney of Ithaca, n. Y, Henry ID. Bee
mas of Manchester. William G. France.
of Lawrence, Kans., and James f. Col
den of Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. George NJ
Fox and three children OF Braintree
Mass, are in town for two weeks. Mrs
Mary Slason has returned from Bran
don.-I.arge numbers of fall apples ar,
now being shipped from this station t.
I dealers i'm various cities chiefly Boston
! New York and Providence. The larges
shipper from this section Is Romayn
| Heminway of Bridport.-John l.. Fishe
of San Francisco, former resident, il
in town for a short stay.-Mrs. l.. c
| Russell, who spent a few weeks at tn
| home of her parents in Ashtabula, Ohio
| has returned home-Dr Clark has re
| turned from Rutland where he has beel
for few days.-Cards are out announc
| ing the marriage OF Victor Bordeau ant
| Henrietta Bissett at St. Mary's Churc
! Wednesday morning, October 22.-At tn
regular meeting OF the village trustee
! Tuesday evening ii was voted to extern
| the sidewalk on Seymour street to tn
vacant lot and to put in a cross walk
| V. r. Snow who has been spending
| few days in town, has returned to Bur
lington. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Phillip
have gone to Rutland, where they wi
| spend few days with their daughter
after which they will leave for Daytont
Fla, where they will spend the winte
at their winter home Il. G. Brown ha
commenced the building of an additiO
to his residence on Seymour street.-M
and Mrs. Edward Matthews have gon
to Boston for a weeks visit with rela
tives and friends