Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10

WIDEN of Burlington and the groom s
tendant was Thomas Buskey of this
by. The bride wore a suit OF Whlte
rge, with hat to match, and her
bid -of-honor wore a dark blue tar
la suit and a white hat. The hr'de :
ling away suit was green taneta anu
wore a black hat. lmmedlatelg at
close of the ceremony brcakIdS'
hs served at the home of Mr.. ana MIS-
ines Burt on Messenger street TO 'ho
latives and a few intimate li'ch"S,
he bride received many gifts. ME- anu
RS. Jarvis left on the 1850 O'CLOCK
lain for a visit in Montreal. ON thelr
turn they will reside at lOi North
m street in this city. Among out oi
wn relatives and friends who attend
the wedding were Mrs. Joseph Gray
Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ocular
bd family of Svanton, T.. II. Mccoy
hid Mr.. and Mrs Is. L. White of Bur
,rton and Mr.. and Mrs. Trcnlin Shor
East Highgate The bride has been
hployed in Burlington as assistant
perintcndont in the Mead factory
Walter cleveland and Charles Ives we're
traigned before Judge y. y. Post III
nv court Saturday on the charge ol
rcenv Of 81 from \. ". Fisher They
ere sentenced to spend the remainder
their minority at the state Industrial
khool at VerEenues The boys, who arc
kch "A years old. have been at the In
lstrial school before. Mr.. Fisher was
Sading cattle last Friday when he was
billed away and he left his coat in the
fice in the stock yards. When ne re-
hrned the money was missing.
At a party held at the home Of Mrs.
red Brown of South Main street We'd
esdav. August Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
rthtr r. Holmes Of Messenger street
announced the marriage engagement oil
ISIS May Brown of sheldon to Harlow
raves of that town. twenty-five
oung women were present. The mar
Bage will take place the coming ran.
Mrs Odile OTortin) Tare, aged b years.
,ife Of L. 4 Pare, died a 1880 O'Clock
Friday afternoon of tuberculosis or the
mrs Besides her hushan; she is sur
ived by a son, Mcide. and daughter
rene. Of this city. Funeral services We're
cid at Holy Angels Church Monday
horning at nine O'Clock. the Rev. !" X
besrochers officiating. Burial was In
Iount calvary cemetery
Arthur C'Babe") Brace. aged p
ears. died Friday morning at his
orne on Iascelle street after an i'll
ess of several months of tuborculo-
is. He is survived by his wife and
We children; also by his parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Wyron C"Tone'D Brace of
his city. The funeral was held
norning at $50 O'Clock, the Rev. l.. Il
besrochers officiating.
Friends in this city have received
announcements of tho marriage OF
Homer Elmer Bisscl Of Winnipeg
Ian, formerly Of this city and Mrs
Helen Frances Berry which took place
Chicago July 81. Nh and Mrs Bis
ell will be at homo in Winnipeg after
November !. Mr.. Bissell. who for sew
raj years was chief clerk in the audi
or's office of the Central Vermont rail
HAY, is now right of way and claims
gent for tho Grand Trunk Pacific rail
Nay at Winnipeg.
News has been received here of thu
feath of Mrs. Daisy tSeXton) Warren
aged 50 years. formerly Of this city
wife Of Fred w. Warren, which occur
red Tuesday afternoon at the RUTLAND
hospital, where she had been under
going treatment for a few days. Sh
WAS born in st. Adams September
1sS1, daughter of the late Dewitt F
Sexton. a we'll known railroad conduc
tor. Besides her husband she is sur
rived by her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark of Naso
Ftreet have announced the marriag
engagement of their son. George j
Clark. of Shrews bury. to Miss Floronc
NJ Lawton, also of Shrewsbury. Tn
marriage will take place early in tn
fall.
In city court Yesterday morning be
fore Judge y. y. Post Frank Bcaupr
WAS sentenced to serve not less tina
five nor more than six months in tn
mouse of correction for assault. Hi
brother, Louis Beaupre, for a simila
offence. was fined $3.50, which h