Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17


The little ring bearer was Miss Ruth
Gowett The bride wore white Geor-
gctto crepe trimmed with chiffon and
pearls. a white Gainsborough hat and
carried white roses and asters The
bridesmaid. Miss Hcrrika Rock, was
dressed in white chiffon over pink
satin, wore n white hat and carried
pink and white sweet peas. The flower
girls, Leola Tatro, sister of the bride,
and Ruth Ladue, wore white hats with
strcamers. carried white baskets tied
with yellow ribbon and strcwcd the
path of the bride with sweet peas and
pansies. A wedding breakfast was served
at the homo of the bridegroom's par
onts. after which the couple left on tho
y. II. ManGne launch for Burlington and
thence by train to Montreal for their
wedding trip.-Mr and Mrs. George H.
Bora spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
T. W. Saut of st. Albans.-The funeral
of Joseph Gravel was held Sunday aft
ernoon at st. Peters Church, the Rev.
H. A. Nezina officiating. The bearers
were William Crosby. Andrew Trcdo,
Homer Hamel, Eli Milo. Frederick Hall
and Ralph Beldcn. Burial was in St.
Peters cemetery. There was pro-
fusion of floral tributes. Among those
present from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gravel. Mrs. William Is.
LaRoCk, Miss Elizabeth Gravel and
Russell Gravel of Forestdalc Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Gravel of West Haven,
Mrs. William LaCross, Mrs Lucy Lib
erty and Miss Eliza Gravel of Platts-
| burgh. n. V. and Ralph Bclden of Rip
ton.--George Tiernay has gone to Man
chester to take the position of second
trick operator at the railroad station.
Mr.. Piper of Manchester is substituting
in Mr., Tiernays place.-N1r. and Mrs.
Frank Legg and party from Worcester.
Mass, called on their uncle and aunt,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Desire Renaud, and their
uncle, n. ]. Remand, Sunday.-Walter
Middlebrook of Mortified spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs T. c..
| Middlehrook.-Dr. Frank NJ. Rogers,
C. p. Brownell and Erwin Graves spent
Friday night on the top of Cancels
Hump.-Mayor ]. A. Harrington and
daughter Miss Ruth spent Sunday at
the Harrington homestead in Wcy-
bridge,-Mr and Mrs. William Meneely
have returned from an automobile trip
to the White mountains.--Raymo
Gaunyca visited his wife at tho Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday.--F. w. Flagg
spent sunday in Burlington.
Frederick T.. Yattaw accompanied
by his son-in-law. Arthur Dugan, re-
turned Monday from Malone, ~ y.
with the body Of his son. Frederick
Enoch. of Saranac. n. V. who died
saturday at a hospital in that town.
aged ~ years. About two months ago
the deceased fell from n staging and
broke leg which failed to heal prop
erly He was taken to a hospital in
Malone. where blood poisoning set in.
causing his death. He was born in
Monroe. n. V. the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Il. Yattaw but came here with his
parents when a baby. He left here 81
years ago and went to Port Henry.
n. V, to work at his trade as painter.
Later he removed to ethtown.
n. y, and from there to Saranac. n. Y.
Besides a wife. he leaves two daugh-
tors. Mrs. Albert Griif1ths of Saranac,
! n. V, and Mrs. Arthur Jones of SYRIA
cuse, n. Y; his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. T.. Hattaw of this city, three broth
ers. Sherman of Hartford. Conn, and
Scott and Paul of this city: five sisters,
Mrs. Frank McCrcrry of Rockville,
Conn, Mrs. James Martin of Atlantic
City. n. j.. Mrs. William Palmer and
Mrs. Max Arthur of New York city and
Mrs. Arthur Dugan of this city. The
| funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of his parents.
the Rev. Thomas Stevenson officiating.
The bearers were Arthur. Charles and
Timothy Dugan and John Lebeau.
Burial was in Prospect cemetery.-The
deputy special organizer of the Catho-
lie Order of Toresters of Newport is
| t.
Peters Court. c. o. FIX Mayor John
| A. Harrington. W. c. Foote, George r.
Thorn and Charles Cough left Tues
| day on an automobile trip to Platts-
burgh, n. Y. where they will visit the
military training camp.-H. A. Farrar
Of Chester has been appointed super
| intendent Of the Addison Northwest
School Union to succeed Supt. Alfred
Smith. resigned. Mr.. Farrar arrived
in town Tuesday and has commenced
work. He is a graduate of Middlebury
College in the class of 1910. He was
for two years principal of the high
school at New Haven and taught two
years in the science department at the
Castleton normal school. Mr.. Farrar
will reside here. Mrs. Farrar joining
| him here later-A son was born Sun
| b'N 10 MI anu MIS- Nbldiftii D'll'''
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Little.
| The three-night carnival for the
benefit of tho Nergennes Hook and
Ladder company opens this evening in
tho city hall Daigncaults orchestra
will furnish music and there will be
dancing each evenng-Thc Rev
| Thomas Stevenson. daughter Maize
and her guest, Miss Zelda blanchard
leave to-day for ChestertoWn, y. Y.
former pastorate of Mr.. Stevenson =
George II. BostwiCk, Jr.. is substitut-
ing this week for Patrick Simon on
r. +. ID. route No. 4.-Levi II. Brown
has gone on business trip to Lisbon
n. Y.-Mrs. Albert Griffths of SaranaC
Lake, y. Y, was called here Tuesday
to attend the funeral of her father
Frederick l.. Yattaw. Jr.-H w
Spooner has returned from Chicago
where he went as a State delegate t.
the annual convention OF the Nationa
| Association of Rural Letter Carriers
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Otis. who recently Sustained broker
leg by falling from a horse. was takef
Tuesday to the Mary Fletcher hospita
by DR.. Frank NJ. Rogers for an N-ral
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fisher of Car
ney's Point. n, j.. is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Fisher
CORNWALL.
The condition OF Peter Richards. who