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

There are Is criminal cases on tho
docket of the Franklin county court
calendar which will open in this city
Tuesday morning. Sept. a. Judge +. NJ
Butler of Rutland presiding. with AS
sistant Judges Ellis w. Foster of st.
Adams and c. a. Gardyne of Mont
Eomery on the bench. Twenty-Five
civil cases, "a court cases and seven
divorce cases are assigned for trial.
Mrs. Arthur +. Childs and little
daughter, Kathleen, left Thursday for
Burlington. where they will reside
Mr.. Child> has been there several
months, having a position in the Of
flee of the Burlington Mutual Fire In
surance company. They will make
their home at 342 Pearl street, in the
apartment over the Nlifa club. Mr.
and Mrs Childs have been valued mem
bcrs of st. Adams social circles for
many years. favorites in amateur
theatrical productions and have con-
trihuted to the success Of many local
productions.
Although about 20 boys remain at
"kamp Kill Rare" with nine of the
counsellors in charge. the camp was
officially closed September / when nve
counselors and about % boys left for
their respective homes. The registrat ton
the past season, the ninth. was 49, the
largest in the history of the camp.
Among the sections represented were
Texas, Tennessee. Kentucky, Pennsyl-
vania, Missouri, Buffalo. y. Y. while
there were several boys from New Jersey
and tho vicinity Of New York city The
camp opened July l. The "ounsellors and
boys now in camp will remain until
about the 10th inst.
Word has been received of the death
of Joseph l.. Patonaude, AGED 81 years
of New York. which occurred last week
Wednesday. He became i'll while in
/ this city, where he was called by the
! illnoss of his mother Mrs. John r.
1 patenaude, but he started Wednesday
/ for the home of his brother, Charles
Patcnaude. in Springfield, Mass. and the
remains were taken there. Mr. patonaud,
! is also survived by another brother
Gilbert Patcnaude. Of Ware. Mass, and
n half-brothcr, Lionel Patenaude of this
city.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Pa
thence Scotield cf this city to Dr Bur
ton Isaac Tolles g Ansonia, Conn
tornoon at the t2me of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, L. u, Scofeld
Of Brancrd street. The ceremony wa.
| performed by the Rev. George w
Smith. rcct>r of st. I.uke's EpiscopaI
church. Mss Ethel l.. Sconeld, sister
of the bride, acted as maid of honor
and DR. Frederick j, Peck of Ansona
was the best man
\ pretty wedding took place Saturday
afternoon at 1880 O'Clock at the home OF
: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y, Scoiield of Branert
street, when their elder daughter, Mis-,
Minnie Patience Sconcld, was united ir
marriage with DR. Burton Isaac Tolles
) of Ansonia, Conn, the ceremony beine
performed by the Rev. Goolve w
Smith. rector of st. Lukcs Episcopa
Church. The bride was attended by hel
sister. Miss Ethel l.. Scoiield, and the
groom by DR. Frederick j. Peck OF
! Ansonia. AS the wedding march wa.
> played by Miss Rona NJ. Collins of Proc
torsville. the bride, gownod in white
crepe meteor, made en- traine, with trim
, mings of princess lace, wearing a vel
, ana carrying a shower bouquet of lilies
of-thc-yaley, entered the. parlor witt
5 her father, by whom she was given II
marriage. The maid of honor wore pinl
and white lowered net over pink tat
fota. n black picture hat and carried
sweet peas Mary Alice Barker an(
Nadeon Florence Robbie, the it'll,
flower girls. were dressed in white mus
lin trimmed with pink They CARRIE
baskets of sweet peas and strung whit,
ribbons to the improvlsed altar. Follow
ing the ceremony an informal reception
) was held. Felton's orchestra furnishing
f music The color scheme of the dinns
room was yellow and green Mrs, Franz