Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-01

| rice cloth trimmed with shadow lace an
her veil was caught up with lilies-o the
| valley. She carried bouquet Of carna
| lions. Mss Quart wore pink and whit
| and carried pink roses. Tho dining room
where refreshments were served wa
decorated in yellow and white. The bird
| received many gifts An interesting fea
| ture of the wedding was that the bride.
| grandmother, Mrs. l.. VI. Cleveland VIII,
Is in her S6th year, made the weddns
cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton left by auto
mobile for a short trip. The bride.
travelling suit was Of sand -colorcd French
serge and she wore hat to match
News has been received of the birth Of
son, Newton Ebert, to the Rev. and
Mrs. e. T. Torrance Of Ticonderoga. n
y. formerly OF this city. June l6. II Is a
peculiar coincidence that of the four chill
dren of MIR and Mrs. Torrance the birth.
days of the last three are on June rs.
Frank w. Stannard of Boston, who was
found dying in his room and who lived
only a short time after being taken to y
hospital, formerly resided in St Adams.
He was son of the late Samuel STAN
nard of St Adams. and a nephew of the
late Gen. George j. Stannard
At an adjourned meeting of the city
council Thursday evening the award
of the $4,000 street bonds was give,
to Hornblower and Weeks of Boston.
whose bid was 90 and accrued interest,
amounting to s1i.S50 other bidders
were: f. II Rollins and sons. Boston.
sl4.7l4S5 and accrued interest. Mer-
ri1, Oldham and company. Boston,
es679 and accrued interest which
equals s14So1s5 and accrued interest.
Peoples Trust company. st Adams,
Peoples Trust company, 90 and ac-
crued interest to June "a, equalling
s14,s50 and accrued interest.
The remains of William C Shappv,
who committed suicide June % at
his home in Nashua. y. FL, following
long period of mental depression
were brought to this city Friday
morning accompanied by his two sons.
Frank f. and William A., and his
brother. Fred Shappy. of this city.
The funeral was held at e Hoyt
street sunday afternoon at three
o'clock the Rev. Dr. George H. Gould,
pastor of the Baptist Church. official.
ing Burial was In the South Main
street cemetery. Mr.. Shappy was ~
years old and was in the employ of the
Central Vermont Railway company 81
wears. He left st Adams about seven
years ago for Nashua and since that
time had been employed by the Bos-
ton Il Maine road. He was a member
of the Nashua Aerie Of Eagles He is
survived by his widow and seven chill
dren.
The annual graduation exercises Of the
ST Alhans hospital school for nurses,
Miss Helen T.. Little, superintendent,
were held at the owl club Friday even
ing The invocation was offered by the
Rev. S. w. Anthony. pastor of the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church, followed by a
selection by Felton's orchestra Miss
Nilera L. Morton recited by Courier. -
O. Henry and Mrs. Henry F. James
sang, Mrs. \. y. Atwood acting as &C
companist The address to the nurse
was delivered by DIR. T. A. Hyatt and
after another solo by Mrs. James the
diplomas were presented by George II.
Dunsmore president of the board OF
trustees. Tho closing number of the pro-
gram was selection by the orchestra.
Dancing was enjoyed until eleven O'Clock
and refreshments We're served The mem.
hers of the class were: Misses Lulu
iiarhinson, Harriet Greene. Sara Nichols.
Violet McCarroll. Matilda Marsha. Haze,
Foley and Mabel Green
\ son, William Thayer, WIS horn IN
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Gushing Saturday
morning.
Congressman Frank l.. Greene has
designated Henry c. Roberts of Rut-
land a cadet at the United states Naval
Academy at Annapolis and Mr. Roberts
has been admitted to the academy.
Joseph Cantell and Miss Cora Ovitt
both of sheldon. were married at the
parsonage of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church on Bank street Monday
morning at eleven o'clock, the Rev.
:, w. Anthony performing tho cere-
mony.
Tho body Of Miss Sadie Tatro. who died
at her home in Holyoke, Mass, Tues.
day, was brought here that evening and
taken TO her former home in Swanton
She was % years Of age and is survived
by her father Joseph Tatro. Of the
Sheldon road. who is in his Sath year
and four brothers, Edward of Sheldon
road, Louis and Joseph of Swanton and
William of Easthampton. Mass
The marriage of Edward English
formerly Of this city. and Miss Eliza,
beth Galligan of New Haven, Conn.
was solemnized at the Sacred Heart
church in New Haven yesterday morn
Ing at $50 o'clock The ceremony wa,
performed by the Rev. John Laflin
The bride was attended by Miss Anna
LNnch and the best man was John
lNnch. The bride was gowned ir
white embroidered wolfe trimmed with
shadow lace and she wore a picture
nat She carried a shower bouquet n,
brides roses. The maid Of honor wor.
| white crepe de chine and carried XII.
larney roses. After the weddine
breakfast Mr. and Mrs Lynch left 70,
A trip TO Boston and Winthrop. Mass
They will make their home at IL
Chestnut street, Springfield, Mass, Mr.
English having employment in tina,
city.
News has been received Of the deatl
Of Russell young son Of Mr. and Mrs
H. y. Warren of Baltimore Mr. for
merry Of this city Brights diseas,
was the cause OF his death.
ENOSBURG.
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