Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Miss Lillian Barkyoumb and william
Archambault, both of Fairfax. were
married at the Church of our Lady OF
the Lake at the Bay Wednesday Feb.
~, the ceremony being performed by
the Rev, +. f. Boivin. Miss Nellie
A~rchambault. sister of the groom, was
maid Of honor and Ray Barkyoumb,
brother Of the bride. was best man.
Miss Ruth Barkyoumb, a sister of the
bride. played the wedding march. At
ter a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Archambault will reside in Fairfax.
Miss Margaret Alice Hughes of
Montreal and George Henry Reynolds of
Watertown, n. ", were married Thurs
day morning at St. Luke's rectory
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. George w. Smith.
Miss Myrtle Westover, only child Of
Mr., and Mrs. David G.. Westover. of
Abercorn, p. O., and Howard Rooney
of this city were married at st. Mary's
rectory Thursday by the Rev. d. j.
O'Sullivan. Mr.. n Mrs. Rooney left
the city on the night train for a short
trip to Boston. They will make their
home in this city. The brides mother
attended the wedding.
The ~mayoralty situation has undergone
a decided change since Saturday night,
when Walter II. Vorce was nominated
at the republican caucus and the demo-
Gratis failed to name a candidate, Mr..
Norce having announced Monday that
he should be obliged to decline the nom
ination. AS a result of a conference
following this announcement the repub-
lican and democratic city committees.
which were empowered to fill all vacan-
cies on their respective tickets, agreed
on Mayor John e. Maun unanimously
and. there being no contest over the Of
fee, Mr.. Maun consented to run. other
changes in the city and ward tickets
We're necessary. For the office of lister
Maurice G. Carey, who was named by
the democrats, declined the nomination
and Walter +. Butler was placed on the
ticket. For trustee of the public IL
brary the name of NJ. S. Bostwick was
placed on the ticket in place of Col
T.. \. Chittenden, who was nominated
by the democrats after he had declined
the republican nomination. Monday
morning Colonel Chittenden withdrew
from the democratic ticket and y. f.,
L'Ecuyer declined the nomination of the
republicans. There is a vacancy on the
ward six ticket, James c. Walker hav-
Ing declined the nomination as republic
can candidate for alderman.
Mrs. Rosanna PARA, aged SO years.
died at the hospital Monday morning
of septicaomia. The funeral was
held at Holy Angels Church We'd
nesday morning Mrs. PARA is sur
vtved by her husband. her parents and
brothers and sisters. She was born In
Fairfax.
News has been received of the death OF
Mrs. Susie tCooke> beverley. wife of
Robert d. beverley. which occurred Sun
day evening about $50 o'clock at her
home in Montreal after a several months
illness. Mrs. beverley, who was the
daughter of the late George Cooke, for
many years n successful florist in this
city, was 30 years old. She resided here
for many years and had an unusually
wide circles Of friends through her val
liable assistance in the work Of her ia
Their. She Is survived by her husband,
one daughter, Annie; her mother, Mrs
George Cooke: and one brother. Charles
II. Cooke, of Boston. Her father died
several months ago in California and tho
! remains were DrOuSnt mere LOT Durldl.
Lawrence w. Macarthur has been
certified on the republican city ticket
by the republicans Of ward six rs candi-
date for alderman. James c. walker,
who was nominated at the caucus, hav-
ing declined 70 run.
Mss Ella Jolly Of Berkshire. 90 years
old died of heart disease Tuesday
morning at the hospital. whore she had
been six weeks. The remains were taken
on the evening train to Enosburg Falls,
thence home. accompanied by her father,
Joseph Jolly.
News has been received in this city
of the birth of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs, c. A. Peterson of Long Beach,
Cal. Mrs. Peterson was formerly Miss
Emma Bean of Milton Boro and has
many friends in this city.
A meeting of the farmers OF st. AL,
bans and vicinity will be held at the
city hall Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock to consider whether the farmers
Of the tow shall organize into a farm
ers' club TO work under the direction
Of the Franklin county farm bureau
Guy Y. Tiffany, county agent, will speak
Of his work and tell how the farm bu,
reau will help solve the farmers prob,
I1ena