Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

TtSteu III tIldI CITY lot the local Officers
on the charge of larceny and forger.
Of a check. IT is alleged that VanOr-
man had cashed in Swanton a chect
for S6S.6O sent by Town Clerk Georie
w. Lawton of Fairfax to the Frankie
County Savings Bank and Trust con
pany to pay orders paid by the bans
to men who had worked for the tow.
NauOrman. it Is said, told Constahl.
Chase that one of his little sons foun.
the envelope containing the check il
the postoffice here directly under thu
private box Of the bank, someone who
went after the mail evidently havlnu
dropped the letter VanOrmau said H.
took che letter from his son and did not
open 1t until he reached his room on
Federal street Van Orman's two
sons, who were with him in Manchester
are now with him at the Franklin
county Jail.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Rich Of the Bay SATURDAY.
morning.
News has been received of the death
Of Mis-. Eugene Girar1 of Niagara Falls
y. v. formerly Of this city. which or
CURED Thursday. beside her husband AMI
one daughter residing at Niagara Falls
Mrs. Gir.rd is survived by her mother
Mr. John Akerman of St Adams town
n brother Henry Darby Of this city AMI
two sd et"rs, Miss Sadie Darby ~ this city
nnd Mrs Charles MOnteforc of Alexan-
Irid Pay, y. Y.
1t has been decided that Mrs r. n
~h7nerav. who is III. is suffering from
smallpox in mild form. She contract
81 tho disease while supplying as teacher
In the Brainerd district in St. Adams town
IN the absence of Miss Jane Edison, as 81
is learned that there are five cases of the
disease I'm the family Of Joseph Longway.
whose children were attending school in|
th" Brainrrd district The family is nowI
Twins In rajrfnX. The schoolhousc wa i
fumeatel Monday and school will rel
mai" closed until after THANKSGIVING
3 lc.i- Nonet.n. IT,. Of this city and Mis- i
F@a Hu aud ~ Nooors ~ Y. were mari
riod Monday morning at $50 o'clock atI
holy Angels Church, the ceremony being
performed NY the Row. J.. r Desrochers
Following the ceremony breakfast was i
served at the home Of the groom's par.|
ents, Nj and Mrs. Louis Monet on|
Stenhine street Mr.. and Mrs Monett
( left Monday noon for a trip 10 Montreal
and New York state points. on their re
: 'urn a reception will be- held a the hom
Of the groom's parents where the newbI
married coupl. will reside
! Miss Anna Bushey, daughter Of MI
/ and Mrs. Edward i}ushey of St. Adams
aud Ozilou Goau Of Montreal were mar
( li"d at tn" Church Of Our Lady Of tn
Lake at the Bay Tuesday morning al
min O'Clock tn" ceremony being nel
formed by the Rcv p. l.. Boivin. ThI
/ brides sister Miss Nellie Bushey. acteC
rs maid of honor. ard Oscar Rich T
Farnham, =. O. was best man The brid
wore blue silk with hat to match. Fol
lowing the ceremony breakfast wa
served at the home of the bride /
parents. Nir. and Mrs Gean will re
side IN Montreal,
'"an ratr.o.1, di.d at his homo
Lake street Tuesday afternoon OF pneu
Angels Church this morning
eieht o'clock and the burial will be
Holy Cross cemetery.
News has been received Of the deaf
OF " L. Rlak", which occurred sunda
at his home in Sarna. Ont. He was we
known IN his city, where he had visit
ed his daughter Mrs. T. w. Berrymar
ife was s. wears old.
At 81 T.uke's Episcopal Church Las
evening at eight o'clock Miss Henriett
Lawton. daughter of John Lawton wa
united in marriage with George Dacey
tn. ceremony was performed by III
ra.trr. the Rev. George W. Smith TIL
bride was afforded by her cousin, Mis-
Alice Whitehead rs maid Of honor. an
Henry f.awton brother Of the brid
acted as best man. Tho ushers we
Arthur LAYTON. brother Of the hrid
, and Percy w. Berryman. The bride Wd
given IN marr'ag' by her brother, Alfrd
Tawton Tho brides gown was viii
met over vNte satin and she wore
. veil caught mp with orange blossom
She carried shower bouquet ~ ros
and Ullos -thc-vallev. Her only orn
mont was ? diamond ard pearl rondai
tive rift Of the groom The maid-o
honor wore rale blue chiffon and Viii
hpt and she carried yellow roses ~
Margaret T.. Nrcham. orHanist and
Roy Anderson. volinist. played the We
ding marches. also giving the fol'owi
program while the guests ,.ero
/, senbllrr. "nercouSe" from "Joccvr
AracDoweu's "'No a Wild Rose"
Chopins >-ortnrnc Following the CO
rony reception was hold AZ tho no,
, If the bride on South Main street. ahd
- guests attending. Cush'H-s
chcstra of three pieces furnished mus
The bride wor' light blue m"ssa
, gown The guests were received Wy
, bride GpG groom. assisted by Mr.. n
MIS- Allied Lowton, Mr. and VI
Jamos r.awton. John Iawton, Jr. a
NJ nj Mrs r. W. Driver Those W
assisted IN serving We're Mrs. L.