Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

mobile owned and driven by NJ. d.
Doyle The accident happened on barre
street near Hubbard street. while the |
Doyle machine was proceeding slowly III
the direction of Barre. The Bennett boy |
in company with another child ran out
of a house and into the street MI. |
DOYLE shouted to the children and at
tempted to turn out of their path. lie
was partly successful, but the little boy
ran directly into a mudguard. Mr.. Doyle
picked him up and carried him to the
office of DR.. NJ +. Mcclure. where 1t
was found that aside from a few cuts
on his face and bruises tho little boy
was uninjurcd.
WATERBURY.
The wedding of Miss Clara Marie
Corse to Roy Parsons took pace
on the lawn at the home OF 'he
bride in Waterbury Center Neui'es-
day Sept the Rev. w. f. Han olii-
clatng. The lawn was screened by spruce
trees and hedges of sweet peas. Inc
bride was gowned in white messaline ana
carried sweet pease. They were ATTENDED
bv Miss Rose Gibson, Miss Maude Deceli'
Daniel Corse and Arthur Parsons. Inc
ushers were the Misses Maude McMrllin
and Miss Lois Alger. Mrs. Homer Free
man playing the wedding march. Mrs
clair Moody presided at the punch bowl
assisted in serving by Mrs. Della Robin
son They left for wedding trip and on
their return will reside at BonaforlW
farm Miss Corse Is the daughter of MI.
and Mrs Christopher Corse and has been
a popular teacher. The groom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Parsons of warren
A number Of relatives were present from
Warren. friends from Crossctt hill as well
as numbers from the Center.-Mat-
thew Carr died Wednesday September l
Mt his home on Elm street. Mr.. Carr was
born In Waterbury c. years ago last May
| q, the son of Patrick and Hannah
Eagam Carr. He was educated In the
public schools and for - years was freight
conductor on the Central Vermont rail-
way. For the last few years he had been
in charge of the work In the Catholic
cemetery Mr. Carr leaves one sis
ter Mrs Ellen Somervile, OF More
town, who has been with him
all summer; also several nieces and
nephews. The funeral was held at St
Andrews Church Saturday morning at
ten o'clock with burial in the Holy Cross
cemetery. The Rev Robert Dewey Of
ficiated
Miss Edna Mix, who has been spending
a month in town. has gone to New YORK
city before returning to her home in New
Haven, Conn.-Mss Lila Montgomery
formerly of this place, who graduated
this spring from the University of Yer
mont has gone to San Francisco, where
she is to teach this year,-Miss Laura
Williams. who has been month In town
has gone to her home in New Haven
Conn.--The lIiawatha and Winooski Val
ley Camp Fire Girls gave an entertain
ment at the Methodist Church Friday
evening. miscellaneous program wa
given, sports were enjoyed and refresh
ments scrved-Those who went from her
and Stanley Buzzell Of MoretoWn to talk
part in the concert at the Center Frida.
night and Judge Huntley. who accompan
; led them, were leasantly entertained a
supper by Mr.. and Mrs T.. G. Miller
Miss Ruby Douglass was taken Sunda,
to the Mary Fletcher hospital in Buring
ton, where she was operated upon for W
, pendicits, She was accompanied by DI
&. S. Bidwel and members of the family
Miss Christine Kane of Spencer. Mass
the new assistant in the high school, az
rived Saturday night and Is at the HON
of Mrs +. T.. Atkins Miss Clara Car
! penter of the grammar school returns t
the same home and Miss Greenwood. VIII
has the seventh grade, also rooms there
a Mrs, inward Gingras. who has been /
since March with tuberculosis troubl,
died Monday afternoon in the MART
g Moran house, where she lived She
/. survived by her husband ana three chi
!. dren, Mildred aged TO- Doris and Elwir
: only two years of age.-Miss Floreno
f Morse of the Gostel Settlement Worl
9 New York city. is with Mrs. George W
Il. Morse on Main street-Miss Doroth
II Newcombe of Moretown has returned
; Williamstown after visiting Mrs, Ha
q mon florence.
The wedding of Lewis A. Morse an
nized by the Rev. w. l.. Boicourt
the Congregational parsonage Tuesda
~ evening. They are to reside on Hib
School street.-The funeral of Mr.
" Edward Gingrass will be held at $
. Andrews Church this mornir
ut nine o'clock Mrs. Gingrass befol
g. her marriage was Miss Margar'
10 Elizabeth Dana. The family move
h'Ic from lIuuloW' 'S H'StoI't'
- pageant on the school house groun,
- Monday evening as prepared and give
~ by the Rev. w. l.. Boicourt was vel
pleasing. interesting and instructi'
=, event. Because of the illness of Mr.
~ NJ. II. Moody, who was to impersona
NJ Mrs. Governor Butler, that part Wi
e. taken by Miss Ollie Nichols. The va
So ious scenes brought forth much al
re plause. Through the day time MOI
&c day there was "A large gathering
wv Waterbury Center, n fine picnic dim
lS being served Dillingham; Grange We
ne out in the ball game and In many
'N the sports At the village baseball e.
IN thusiasm ran high. the Waterbu
NJ team beating the NJ. w. a, or Burlini
no ton in both games, the score In u
" the morning being ~ to ana In u
afternoon II to 6.-Mlss NarSar
kecfe has entered the Castietoh NO
NAL school.-Mark Harvey return
er yesterday to st. Mchaers College, w
a. nooski-Charles warren, Jr" VINO n
n been with his parents has gone
81. Boston and from there Will return
Y, his position in New York city'-Mi
nd Annie Dorothy Palmer left Tu"sd
n. for Lyndon Center, where she eh'e
'r- Lyndon Institute.
Is The Church OF the Messiah was |
IN scene of pretty wedding at eight oe'o
no last evening, when Miss Helen n"op
ere huntington, daught.- of Mrs harr
Whitney Huntington Of this city, W