Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25

week at Christ Episcopal Church in
Fftchburg. The bride was attended by
Miss Gertrude Blackman as maid of
honor and the groom by Ralph Bennett
as best man. The bride wore a travel
ing suit of brown with hat to match.
After a short trip MIR. and Mrs. David
son will reside in Fitchburg.
Joseph ID. Rocheleau and Miss Mamie
Constantine, both of this city, were mar
ried at Holy Angels Church Tuesday
morning of last week, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. L. II. Des-
rochers. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Leonora Constantine, and the
groom by his brother, Arthur Rocheleau.
The Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin"
was played by Mrs. Lucien Brault.
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Constantine.
Mrs. Margaret Butterworth, widow OF
Daniel Butterworth. died Friday morn
ing Mt seven O'Clock at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Colpas, on Mes
senger street after an Illness dating from
last May, when she suffered a broken
hip. She was 50 years old. TIT fu-
neral was held at her late home Saturday
afternoon at five O'Clock and the remains
were taken on the evening train to
Ogdersburg. N. Y, where the funeral
was held Sunday. Mrs. Butterworth
Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. c.. But
terworth of Muskegon. Mich, and Mrs.
George Morrisette of Lakeside. Mich.
Two more are added to the list of in
iured in Thursday nights coasting ac-
cident on Congress street. Carey Thorn
ton of Messenger street, son Of the Rev.
and Mrs. II. L. Thornton, received in
%iuries to one knee when the second trav-
erse was upset. He is confined to the
house under the care Of a physician.
II. Barlow, who was severely hurt and
unable to walk for two days, is better.
The injured persons are all doing as
well as could be expected. Miss Clara,
Gear. who was the most severely in
iured among the girls. is in a favorable
condition. The boys at the ST. Adams
hospital are suffering much pain, but
their condition is favorable.
Pierre Landry, 50 years old, died Satur-
day morning at the home Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Bertrand. The funeral
was held at Holy Angels Church Monday
morning at nine O'Clock. The deceased
Is survived by five daughters. Mrs. John
Bertrand of this city. Mrs. Pierre NORM
of Bedford, Que, Mrs. Lea Baron of
fherville, Que. Mrs. Arthur Tougas of
Lowell, Mass, Mrs. August Dubuque of
st. John, Que. and three sons, George
Landry Of Fresno. Cal, Pierre Landry
Of New Bedford. Que, and John Landry
of Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Gertrude Fonda and Mrs. A.. c.
Stonegrave of North Main street have
gone to New York. whence they will sail
for an extended trip to the Bermudas.
c. II. Bulls and Miss Cora May Evans,
both of this city, were united in mar
riage February 16. The ceremony was
performed at the parsonage of the Epis-
copal Church. Swanton. by the Rev. z.
S. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. Bulls will reside
on Bishop street, this city.
Home night was observed by Lake
side Grange, No. 800, Patrons If Hus-
bandry. at the Bay Monday evening. A
special program was carried out. Rich
ard Pattee of Plymouth, n. H.. presi-
dent of the New England Milk Produc-
ers' association, and also past master
of the New Hampshire State Grange.
was present and addressed the meeting.
The grand and petit jurors have been
drawn for the March term of Franklin
county court, which will convene in
this city Tuesday, March 10. Judge
Frank L.. Fish of Vergennes presiding.
The grand jurors drawn are: y. O..
Barnes, bakersfield: Fred w. Bliss,
Georgia; c. l.. Curtis, st. Adams city:
j. NJ. Fitzgerald, Fletcher: B. c. Gallup.
Sheldon; A. II. Gates, Franklin: Lyman
Gilbert, Enosburg; Nelson Goodspeed,
Ct. Adams town; James A. Hanna. High
gate: T. y. Haughey, Richford: j.. O..
Kimball, E~nosburg; r. F. Leahy, st.
Adams city; Mortimer r. LOOMS,
Georgia, Il. w. Pease, Montgomery: A.
c. Skeels, Swanton; Loyal II. Stowe.
Berkshire; Lester J. Warren. Fairfield.
The petit Jurors drawn are: Henry
Abel. ~Swanton: f. I. Austin, Sheldon:
II. w. Ballard, st. Albans city: j. De-
Forest Brown, Franklin; b. f. Butler,
st. Adams city; Howar Fl. Chaffee,
Berkshire; II. L. Chaffee. Richford;
George s.. Conger, Georgia: Howes b..
Decker. Swanton: John Draper. Sheldon:
Merton Elwood, Bakersfield; A. w.
Fisher, st. Adams city; r.. w Hefflon,
Franklin; j. s. Howard. Fairfax; V. A.
Irish, Enosburg; Il. c. Kendall. Frank
lin: J. c. Kitell. Enosburg; joseph
Lambert, Fairfield; Michael ]. Leaden,
Berkshire: O.. j. Maynard, Bakersfield
Joseph Medor, %Swanton: Wilbur S.
Meigs. Georgia: S. r. Morse. Richford;
Norman Morrison, Montgomery; Daniel
O'Heare, Highgate; A. w. Page. Enos-
burg; T. G. Ryan, Fletcher; Eli Shan
graw, Montgomery: H.. w. Smith, st.
Albans town; George A. White, Shell
don.
Richard Pattee Of Laconia, N. II, sec
rotary of the New England Milk Pro-
ducers' association, addressed about 81
farmers at the court house Tuesday
morning, explaining the purpose for
which the organization was formed. He
said the association was striving in every
way TO promote the milk production in
New England as the demand was far
greater than the production. this being
on account of the low price the farm
eB received. He said that the
cows in Vermont We're shrinking
at the rate of 10000 head a year, the farm
er having given UP milk production as
there was no money in 1t. The chief OBJ
ject of the association, said Mr., Pattee,
was to cooperate with the farmers in
placing the milk production on a paying
basis.
The condition Of Raymond Ladue,
who suffered the fracture of both legs
one leg in two places. in the coasting
accident Il week ago. is as favorable
as could be expected. william Ryan
who suffered the fracture of his left
leg in the same accident. Is improving,
as is James w. Mummy. who intured