Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21

II. Neiburg, proprietor of the lunch !
cart on Federal street. was burned on
| the face and hands Sunday, when
! gasoline stove in the cart exploded.
! But for the prompt arrival of members
| of the fire department. summoned by
still alarm. the cart would have been ,
destroyed. 1t was badly damaged
Eugene H. Yates of Highgate and
Miss Clean e. Wakefield of Swantor
were married at the Baptist parsonage
in this city Saturday afternoon at FIVE
o'clock by the Rev. J. Wesley Rafter.
. Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage engagement of
| Miss Elinor A. Whitney of Lexington,
/ Mass. frequent visitor in this city,
to Enrol II. Locke, also of Lexington
News has been received of the an
nouncement of the marriage engage
mcnt of Miss Scola Vera Pierce of Mel
rose. Mass. daughter of Mrs. Cassius
w. pierce formerly of this city, to Ber-
| nnrd w Shattuck of Boston, son of
Mr. and Mrs George II. Shattuck Of
! Pcpperell. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bushey of st.
Adams Bay have announced the mar
rage engagement of their daughter,
Miss Nellie Bushey to Wilfred I.asnier,
of windsor. The marriage will take
place October .
d
dav morning at his home on Fairfax stree
from the effects OF a stroke Of paralysis
suffered about 10 days ago. lie is sur
vived by three sons, John, William and
Fred Tebo of this city: four daughters
Mrs George Bonyeau and Mrs Benjamin
RENE of this city, Mrs. Thomas Cross oil
Fairfax and Mrs. Fred Hulburt Of Mooer,,
~ y: two sisters, Mrs. Marvin Clark or
this city and Mrs. Amos Jelly of Holyoke,
Mass. and one brother, Nelson Teoo' OF
, this city. Mrs. Tebo died about five
years ago. The funeral services will re
, held Mt Holy Angels Church this
morning at $50 O'Clock and the burial
, will take place in Mount calvary cemo-
terry.
r The enrolment in the high school is
over $50 and registrations are coming In
rapidly. Miss Anna Cleveland Of Georgia,
: who registered n student in the hiKn
- school Monday, was sent back to her
home when it was discovered that there
was n case of scarlet fever in her home.
The quarantine had not been placed on
the house when the girl came to this city.
| Richard r. Conant, who has been
spending the summer at the home OF
his uncle. stephen L. Royce, will leave
to-day by motor for his home in New
" York. He will be accompanied by his
-, cousin Edmund H. Royce, and DR.
> George o. Mitchell, who will spend &
week in New York.
, The Rev. and Mrs. j. Wesley Raftel
: and infant son Douglas left yesterday
=, for a ten days visit in Chester ant
MiddlcscN. In Chester they will attent
~ the annual session of the Baptist Stat,
. convention. No services will be helt
at the Baptist Church in this city mex
- Sunday
g The Whatsoever Circle of the King
p Daughters Will hold its annual meeting
II with Miss Lillian Burgess Of Diamond
;, street tomorrow afternoon.
T Mrs. Emma a. Gould and daughters
: the Misses Florence and Helen. hav,
returned home from the Bay. wher
they have been spending the summe
=, at their cottage.
-, Arthur Fleurrey and Miss Elizabetl
y Barry. both OF Belvidere. were mar
"a ried at ST. Lukes rectory Tuesday aft
~ ernoon at Ave o'clock by the Rev
George w. Smith.
p Allen Rogers Benner. professor o
70 Greek at Phillips Academy. Andove,
7 Mass, is the guest of Paul r. Doolir
j., Mrs Roswell NJ. Austin has reccive
news of the serious illness from typhoid
:, fever of her father. the Rev. John 1
, Sewall of Worcester. Mass. formerly o
-, this city. in the Cottage hospital a
-. Portsmouth, y. H.. where his son VIII
liam has been critically i'll for severe
~ weeks with typhoid fever and compli
y cations. The Rev. Mr.. Sewall was 1
u" the city recently for a brief visit. goin
IL from here to Portsmouth to see hi
r. son.
IN At the annual meeting of the Frank
AZ lin County Bar association the follow
J. Ing officers were elected Presiden
l. w. H. Faircnid of Fairfield; vice
he president. E. A. Ayers of Swanton; sec
In retary-treasurer, Elmer Johnson c
q. this city: executive committee. G.
r Stevens. George NJ. Hogan and NJ. I
D. Alexander of this city. Resolutions o
the death of Charles =. Hogan weI
ia read and adopted. 1t was voted I
he hold banquet during the present teri
al of the Franklin county court.
on Helen Helena Hall. aged thre
cd months. died at her home on Federt
hi street Tuesday of cholera infantun
nd The burial took place in the Sout
Main Street cemetery yesterday morr
re ing at ten o'clock. the Rev George v
~ Smith, rector of St Luke's Church, off
- | ciating.