Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21

street Friday morning at 1:lo O'Clock
after an Illness of several weeks. dating
from an accident December % In winch
the hearse on which he was riding over
turned in a snowdrift. His back was In
jured at that time Mr. Sullivan was
born in st. Adams May 20, 1865 and had
always made his home here He was the
eldest OF II children born to Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Sullivan. His mother, Johanna
McGraw, was born in County Clare, Ire
land, and died in this city at the age OF ID
years. His father, who was born In Eng
land, died here in his 56th year. Mr.. Sulli'
van engaged In the undertaking business
with the firm of Harvey Ladue ~ years
| ago. He bought out the interest OF Mr.
Iadue and in 1903 purchased the interest of
Charles II. Harvey June 30, 1903. he mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Kelley, daughter Of
former Sheriff Barney f. Kelley, and
Mrs. Sullivan survives. together with two
sons, Barney, aged eight years, and Will
liam, six years old. lie also leaves two
sisters. Mrs w. II. Giwee of this city,
and Mrs. j. II Mynihan OF Maport Fla.
MIR Sullivan was senior past worthy
president of ST. Adams Aerie. No. 1,2oj
Fraternal order of Eagles and a men,
Der of the knights of Columbus. The
funeral was held at St Marys Church
Monday morning at $50 O'Clock the Rev
II. J. O'Sulivan officiating and the burial
was in Holy Cross cemetery.
There were 1e1 births in the city Of
st. Adams during the year 1914 III males
and so females In only one month, De
rember, did the number Of female births
exceed the males May showed the great
est number, 90 and November the small
d est, H. The number Of marriages during
the year was Sc, September showing the
highest record. Is, and March the lowest
two. The total number of deaths was l07
the largest number occurring in August,
when there were l6, and the smallest
number in November, when there were
five.
News has been received of the marriage
Of Miss Sarah Frances Hoyt, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Louis Hoyt of New York
to Carlton Eugene Paddock of Bridge
port Conn, on January .. Mr.. Paddock
Is well known in St. Adams. having spent
several summers at the home of ]. II.
Button of the Tullar road
The marriage of George Francis Hope
and Miss Emma r. Gregoire took place
Mt Holy Angels Church Monday morn
ing at $50 o'clock. the pastor, the Rev.
J.. r. Desrochers, reforming the cere-
mony. The bride wore a travelling suit
of blue and a white hat. She carried an
amethyst rosary. the gift of the groom.
George Hurlbut and Charles Turcotte
acted as ushers. Following the ceremony
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gregoire of Lake street, only the imme-
d1ate relatives being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hope left on the Las o'clock train
Tor trip to Montreal On their return
they will make their home with the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs Marshall
Hope, of Smith street The bride re-
ceived many gifts of silver, cut glass
and linen.
Miss ]. Agnes Riley and Odessa Brault
were married at ST Marys Church Mon
day morning at eight o'clock the
reremony being performed by the Rev
d. ]. OSullivan. Miss NJ Teresa Nc
Donald acted as maid of honor and Earl
G. Moore as best man. The bride wore a
travelling suit of blue broadcoth and a
largo black picture hat. The maid of
honor wore brown broadcloth suit and
black picture hit. After the ceremony
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs +. J. Atherton. on
Elm street. The groom's gift to the bride
was a pearl brooch and the brides gift
20 the groom was a diamond stick pin.
The bride gave her maid of honor n gold
bar pin and the groom gave the best
man sapphire tie pin Mr. and Mrs
3rault left for Montreal and on their
'eturn they Will reside at 1913 Lake street.
Inc pride was the recipient Of a large
number of gifts Including silver. money
and cut glass
At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
RS OF the Peoples Trust company held
the banking house of the company on
iingman street Monday morning the
GLOWING directors were elected: F. C.
smith. c. w. Writer'S, John Branch, f.
}. Chittenden, w. p. Fonda. c. d. Waf-
on. The directors elected the following
Ulcers President Z. C. Smith Vice
resident and treasurer. John Branch:
ecretary, A. w. Robinson.
sewall Ford and William McGee were
rraigned before Judge ~ ~ Post in
ty court Tuesday for a preliminary
caring on the charge Of criminal assault
Mrs. William Smith OF French hill.
ne nearing was held at the office of
tates Attorney G. +. Ladd who con-
'lcted the prosecution in this prelimn-
~ examination Tho men We're bound
yer FOR appearance at the March term
Franklin county court under bail of
~ edcH, Whlcn they were unable to
irnish, and they We're remanded to the
rankin county Jail. Ford was repre-
Pnted by NJ. II. Alexander and MCGEE
F. l.. Webster of Swanton
At the annual meeting of the First
niversalist society held in the church
'stry Monday evening officers were
ected as follows: Board Of trustees
N. Post chairman, Frank w. Deni-
N. clerk. w. r. Eastman, treasurer,
I'd w. II. H. Greene, Selden C. Greene
r. Baker and DIR. w. j. UPTON. The
Pte for the retention of the minister the
ev II. /. Thornton, for another year.
hs passed unanimously and was receiv-
with much enthusiasm.
News has been received OF the death
iesday morning Of Mrs Mary o. Wise
the home of her son in Hartford
Pnn, She had been III several months
RS. Wise formerly made her home with
other son, W. o. Wise, In this city.
city court before Judge n. n Post
esday afternoon Milo Wilson of Fair
Id was sentenced to serve not less than
year nor more than two years in the
ate prison for the larceny of SAT from
Heph White Of Fairfield January H.
IS Lizzie Dupress of Fairfield, for COM
city, was sentenced to serve not less
IN six months nor more than a year in
State prison. She Is already on parole