Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-15
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.


MT nine O'Clock at st. hrv's Church
and the burial was in Holy Cross
cemetery. St. vincent de- PAU society
attended in a body. Mrs. Bashaw
who was % years old, is survived by
her husband; n daughter, Barbara, two
years old; her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Gotta; three sisters, Priscilla,
Selma and Mary OF Hghgate, and three
brothers. Jerry, Lewis and Clifford of
Highgate.
John H. Hale for many years a farm
rr in East Fairfield, died at his home
In THAT village Saturday after n Ions
illness with cancer. He was in his 63rd
year The funeral was held at his late
home Monday morning at ten o'clock
md at the Episcopal Church at 1890
In county court Monday afternoon the
fury brought in a verdict for the plain
tiff i'm the case Of r. w. Fadden VS.. Mrs.
Myrl McKenney, Vernon Fadden, Frank
Charron, Albert Odds and Merton T.. Love
", trespass and troVer. Vernon Fadden
was found not guilty, but the other de-
PENDANTS were ordered to pay the sum OF
f6.46 each. The next case taken up was
that OF Reed Manosh by next friend vs..
Clyde r. Chapman, assault IL Montgpm-
cry case. A. b. Rowey of Richford IS at
torney for the plaintiff and Watson and
Tillotson of this city appear for the de-
PENDANT. The following cases have been
taken from the trial calendar L. w.
Blondin and Mary f. Chenette VS.. William
Younger, Charles Rich and Mitchell Rich,
trespass; e. W. Blondln and Mary r. Che
hette VS. Arthur Hoiaboom. EVangeline
Macarthur Mckenzie. L. a. Macarthur and
Mckenzie tresspass; Ira T. Chamberlain
and A. c. Sulham, apis, VS.. p. II. Coombs
End Mary Il. Coomhs' estate
Charles D. O'Leary, travelling salesman
for the Van Camp company, is suffering
from sprained ankles and injuries to his
right hip and shoulder. In getting off the
train ut Newport, with a grip in each
hand, the train started. throwing him off
his feet on to his right side The accident
happened Thursday night and he kept
about until Friday night, when he re-
burned to his home here
The marriage of Miss Ruth Belle
rruax. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
y. Truax, to Dr. George Henry Kneen.
Bon Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kneen, Of
Derby, Conn, took place yesterday aft
ernoon at four O'Clock at the home of
the brides parents on High street the
ceremony being performed by tn" Rev.
+. A. Lendrum, d. D., Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church About so guests were
present. The bride was attended rs her
rster. Miss Bertha TruaX, as maid of
honor and another sister, Mrs Clara
Marvin, acted as matrOn Of honor. DIR.
w. Howard Treat of Derby, Conn. was
best man Mrs Roswell NJ. Austin
played the Bridal Chorus" from Lohen-
grin as the bridal party entered the par
Tor and Mt the close OF the ceremony
Mendelssohn's wedding march. The bride
was gowned IN white ivory satin trimmed
with tulle and carried an arm bouquet
of bride roses. The maid of honor wore
blue chiffon over silk and carried an arm
bouquet OF pink Chrysanthemums, and
the matrOn Of honor wore white ana yell
low and carried an arm bouquet of yellow
Chrysanthemums. Following the cere-
mony a reception was held. Mrs. Edward
Murphy catering. The house was decor
ated with cut flowers and ferns. Among
the out Of town guests present at the
wedding We're Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kneen and E. ". Kneen of Derby Conn,
Miss Jessie Lanseing and Gordon Chase
OF Chateaugay, n. Y. Miss Nina Bal
lard and Miss Clara Wood Of Burlng-
Der of beautiful gifts. After n trip to
the Adirondacks and New York DR. and
Mrs. Kneen will go to their future home
In Derby, Conn, where the groom is
engaged in the dental profession and
where for four years the bride was head
surgical nurse at the Griffin hsptal
The marriage of Miss Gladys Gertrude
Glasgow. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
sun
Hull. son Of Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Hull of
Fast Fairfield. took place yesterday aft
ernoon a three o'clock Mt the Methodist
Episcopal Church, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. A. II. Sturges of
Cnderhill, uncle of the groom, assisted
by the Rev. r. A. Lendrum, D. D., pas
TOR OF the church. The bride entered
the church with her father The bride
wore a becoming gown Of white silk
crepe over white messaline. cut en- traine,
and trimmed with shadow lace. She wore
veil and carried an arm bouquet of
bride roses. The only ornament was
pearl pendant. She was attended by
Miss Mildred Best as maid Of honor.
who wore pink crepe de chine trimmed
with heavy lace, and carried pink carna-
lions. She wore black velvet hat trim
med with a pink rose. Mary Mcneil
OF Lebanon, n. H., cousin Of the bride,
and Hortense Beeman of this city acted
as flower girls. They wore white trimmed
with white ribbons and carried has
kets tied with white ribbon and filled
with pink carnations. Sheridan p
Dow of Montgomery acted as best
man and the ushers were Roy H. Mar
win, Marcus Richardson and Philip r.
Johnson of this city and Donald w
Field Of Bakersfield. The wedding
marches were played by Miss Char
lene FELTON,. She also gave a program
while the guests were assembling and
played softly during the ceremony
The church was decorated with palms
evergreens, sumach and autumn
leaves At the close of the ceremony
a reception was held at the home OF
the brides parents on Lincoln avenue
only the relatives and immediate
friends attending. The bride and
groom were assisted In receiving by
Mr.. and Mrs. Glasgow and Mr. and
Mrs. II. II, Hun. The house was dec
GRATED with evergreens and thorn APP
pies. Those who assisted In serving
were Misses Clara Newton and Elsie
SWeeley of this city and Miss Grace