Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-28

AlCe X. Iaft, latC OF thlS VIZ ~
also left a like sum to Bethany Consrc-
gational Church. The money has oceh
turned over to the hospital and church'
The stringers which held UP that part
of the Rialto bridge used by pedestrlahs
were torn from the abutements sunday
morning and beams and walk, together
with the protecting railing, were sentcrash-
ing into the river below. The bridge was
closed to foot passengers Friday night
and the work of building the steel struc-
ture can now go on unhampered Alder
man ID. d. Il. Kent was the last person
to cross the old bridge. making a trip
across minute before the order was
given to send it down.
f. II. Deavitt. trustee of the BANK
rupt estate of David Murray, was given
authority Saturday morning to sell the
real estate of the bankrupt, there being
no opposition made to the petition pre-
scented by the trustee A hearing was held
at ten O'Clock before Referee w. N.
Theriault Tie first meeting OF the
creditors in the bankrupt estate of Henry
I,essard of Barre will be held In tho
office of Referee Theriault November 2
at ten O'Clock.
W. F.. Terrill of School street for many
wears a resident Of this city and at one
time a merchant here. has packed his
goods and shipped them to Burlington,
where he will reside Mrs. Terrill will
probably continue to teach school here
until the winter term at least and posi-
bly, longer.
A son was born Saturday morning to
States Attorney and Mrs. Fred e. Glea-
son.
Miss Blanche Sargent Of Howard street,
who recently completed her duties in the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance office
after several years service, left Satur-
day for Nebraska, where she will reside
Leslie f. Reed native of Waitsfed,
ind for many years a resident of the
West, who has been residing with his
nephew. W. Il. Richardson of "a College
street, this city for two years, died Tues
day morning at Heaton Hospital. Sew
eral months ago he suffered a shock and
Monday a second shock occurred. The
deceased was born in Waitsield January
Z, 1885, the son of Benjamin and Arathusa
Josln Reed and was married october
10, 1883, to Ella F. Van Deusen of Waits
field. His wife died in Minneapolis in 1898.
Mr. Reed was the proprietor of hotels
in Omaha, Neb., and Minneapolis and
after the death of his wife resided in
Seattle. Wash. and Los Angeles Cal. A
PRAYER service will be held ut the house
this morning at $50 o'clock and
the body will no taken to waitsfeld for
tho funeral services and bur,oI
A do,hIo wedding tho fret to take n,aca
I, Mop+ne,er for many veors and the
first ever performed at st. Augustine's
Church. wac so,emnized at eight O'clock
vostordo,. r,ornin, Mice Grace 7 Eaton
boirc r,orried 70 1obr y O,No;, and >riss
Katheripe NJ HUGHES hecouinr tho bride
NJ Tbouas NJ NcDorald Tho pev 7 y
7 ong ,erformed the ceremopies IN tho
presence of largo nunber NJ relatives
and friends II is tho FIRST time Father
LONG bas oe,ciatod a. n douh,. wedd,no in
his ., vaars 90 ,,r;ostbood Misc 1Iugbes
and NJ NcDonald were attended h,, Mis-,
Cortr,do Eorntoi, on, 1ohn McDon,,d
tho I.ttor n hrother ~ tho bridegroom
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