Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16

C)orston of Barre and Mrs. Orvis Saw
YER of Berlin; also two half-brothcrs.
Ernest and Ethan Hill. and half
sister. Tn, funeral was held Saturday
afternoon at ono o'clock at the house,
the Rev. Lewis c. Carson. pastor of the
Church of the Messiah, officiating.
Burial was in the Lewis cemetery
on the Worcester road.
A suit has been entered In county court
by Giuseppe Mazzini against Romeo
Prario. the plaintiff asking $4,000 for the
alienation Of his wife's affections, claim
Ing relations between the defendant ana
Beatrice MazHin
In the presence Of about GO guests
members of the family and intimate
friends, Laura Ruth Deming. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. pcniing OF TINS
city. and Paul Cirlggs Hoadley. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Hoadlcy. were mar
ricd Tuesday afternoon at four O'Clock,
the ceremony. which took place at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs Charles
A. Kennedy, being performed by the
Rev II. A. Flint. rector of Christ
Church The bride and groom were un-
attended, save for two little flower girls,
Misses Margaret and May Kennedy. The
bride wore white crepe meteor and car
ried u shower bouquet of llies-of-thc-va
ley The ceremony was performed In
the parlor, which was prcttily trimmed
with hvdrangeas. gladlolas, asters,
roses aud ferns. reception was held
Immediately after the ceremony, those
in the receiving line being Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Kennedy, MIR and Mrs. G. II.
Dcming, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Hoadley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Hoadcy. The
Montpelier orchestra furnished music.
The bride was graduated from Mont
pclier high school in 1903. Mr.. Hoadley
is a graduate of the Bryant & Stratton
Business College OF Boston and for sew
eral years has been employed as as
sistant cashier by the Tenney company
in this city. They received many beau
tiful gifts They left Tuesday night or
an automobile tour and on their return
will reside on State street.
Miss Jctta A. Rogers of this city
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Merton II
Rogers of Randolph. and j. Gilbert Addy
son OF Mrs. Edward Addy of this city
were married at seven o'clock Tuesda,
morning At St. Augustine's Church by the
Rev. J. p. Long Tho bride was dressed
in q travelling suit of blue broadclotl
and wore n hat to match. They Wer,
attended by Miss May Addy. a sister OF
the groom, and Edward p Carey Of thi.
city. Following a wedding breaking a
tho home of the sroom's mother they
left for Montreal and other Canadian
points The bride has been employed a:
operator in the local telephone exchange
for five years and Is a graduate of Ran
doph high school Mr.. Addy has beer
! manager of the Barre Western Cnioi
Telegraph office for three years. The!
will resd, hero.
! The excessive heat Is believed to hav,
! been the cause Of an accident yesterda,
morning to Herbert. the young son o.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sanborn and hi:
condition is considered serious. The Lac
was playing football with other boy'
on the Union school grounds before tn
opening Of school. when he SUDDEN!
seemed to go blind and ran directl!
into tree, the blow knocking hin
down and rendering him unconscious
He was picked up by some playmate
| and carried into the schOolhouse an'
later removed to his home. DR.. j. A
Boucher was summoned. but 1t was no
until several hours after the acciden
that he regained consciousness. His in
iuries consisted OF badly bruised fac
and his Jaw was hurt so that he wa
unable to use 1t yesterday afternoon
The boys chances for recovery are con
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