Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-08

from it. Get Hoods Sarsaparliia ana
begin taking IL to-day. (Adv)
pOintment of a cleanup committee winch
will cooperate with the city government
and local organizations in seeing that the
city is cleaned and dressed up for the
opening of spring, the work to be along
the lines of that undertaken last spring,
when Burlington made a record for itself
and obtained mention in a bulletin pub
lished by the New England association.
The committee is as follows II. II.
Ilagar, G.. G. Groat, NJ. c. Reynolds. T.
b. Wright, NJ G. Rosenberg, II. H. Shu-
| felt
The annual meeting of the Vermont
State Nurses association, which was
| formed at n meeting held in this city
last year. Will be held Tuesday after
| noon, May H. at the Rutland hospital.
| Besides the election of officers there
will be papers read by members of the
| organization and addresses by various
officers. The association had IS charter
| members and it is expected that be-
tween 80 and 10 new members will be
taken in at the approaching meeting at
which a large attendance is expected.
The members of the association are all
graduate nurses.
Two marriages were solemnized at st.
| Joseph's Church Tuesday, both cere-
| monies being performed by the Rev. j.
NJ. Billion, Amos Nasseur son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Nasseur, and Miss Irene
Dupre daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Victor
! Duprc, both of this city, We're married
| at seven O'Clock in the morning. They
| were attended by Miss Laura Nasseur
and Charles Nasseur, sister and brother
of the groom. Mrs. Josephine Lavalee
and Alfred t'orant We're married at 4 &c
| O'Clock in the afternoon. They were at
tended by Mss Josephine Lavallee and
| William Durand
/ Easter. with it's message of an empty
tomb, victory over death and resurrection
to life immortal, was observed in the
catholic Churches of this city yesterday
by an attendance estimated at between
| 5000 and 1000 men, women and children
hundreds received Holy Communion al
st. Anthony's, ST. Josephs and St Mary's
Cathedral. and the services were other.
wise enhanced by sermon and Song
clusters of lilies banked on the affairs
occasion. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Rice
Cathedral, and gave the Papal benedic
ton at the close
The marriage OF Miss Julia NJ. Car
roll Of 4S2 South Union street and Al
cXander J. Wittbrodt of Detroit
Mich. was solemnized at six o'clock
| Monday morning at St Mary's
| Cathedral the Rev. J. F. ellis per-
forming the ceremony Edmund Ba-
shaw was the best man and Miss Al
| ice ID. Carroll, sister of the bride, was
the maid of honor, Following the
ceremony Il wedding breakfast was
served for relatives at the Pearl street
dining rooms. Mr.. and Mrs Wittbrod
have gone to Detroit. Mich, wher,
they are to reside. The bride was EN-
ployed for eight years in the office
of j. II. May.
The annual meeting Of the Athena clul
was held tuesday night at its room
In the Hayward block with a large mum
Der of the members of the organization
present. Officers for the ensuing yea
were elected and the reports of the va
ments showed very successful yea
with a large increase in membership
The officers elected last evening. who as
sumo their duties at the next regula
meeting which will be held in October
are as follows: President Mrs. b. II
Stone; first vice-president, Mrs. +. r
Bailey; second vice president, Miss Ell;
Brown: recording secretary, Mrs T. S
Brown corresponding secretary, Mrs. g
O. GrOat; treasurer. Mrs. y. w. Warner
auditor, Mrs. j. A. Bond.
The annual meeting of Burlington
Lodge No. 100, A. F.. & A. NJ, wa
held Tuesday night at the Masonic TEN
pie, a large number of the past master
and members of the lodge being present
Officers We're elected for the ensuing yea
3 and installed by r. W.. II. H. Ros
assisted by T. NJ. Russell Hallett as mar
shall. Following the installation a ban
quet was served at which several of tn
past masters gave short speeches. TIL
officers installed Tuesday We're: W
M, c. A. Davis; S, w. w. j. Cote;
W, T. w. Crannell treasurer, +. A
Ross; secretary, l.. j. Paige; S. d., G
@. Rocheleau; j. D., C. II. Harrington
$. S., Il. I. Soule; j. S., S. A. Rand
chaplain, the Rev. G. J. Staples; mai
Walker; tyler, w. Steel. The reports c
the secretary, treasurer and fnancit
G committee We're read and adopted.