Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-02

In - room upstairs were displayed the
wedding gifts, which consisted Of many
useful articles of cut-glass, furniture and
brc-a- brac The couple left on the noon
train after an automobile trip to Rich
monu, to which place they were pursued
ana where they boarded the train. The
bridal bouquet q corsago bouquet Of
American beauty roses was thrown from
The window ard was caught by Omer
Guilettc. The couple after a wedding
trip to New York city will reside on West
Allen street Among those from out Of
town here to attend The wedding were
the parents OF the groom and a brother
Elphege Gamachc and his wife of Swan
ton and Mrs. Joseph Manscau and Mrs.
Theodore PcIadcau of Wiud$or. &c. .
The Row j.. IS. AlcCiarry, pastor VI. 3
Stephens Church, Was the ,1Ctitn IN a
surprise party AT the ptrochial Residence
Saturday evening when "a number Of l.,
parishiorors called on hiIn in honor of IT, .
18th anniversary of his ordination TO &c
priesthood. The visit was in a way, ~
honor OF three anniversaries as it was O,-
tober q, 1913. when he took charge of this
parish, his birthday Vas sunday, and
ron october y, 1902 he was ordained. 4
more surprised person never existed thar
he. when he entered his home .1ttpr +f1rla.
"l' for Few miurrs ana finding ON 'nf,
return the rooms ou tho lower Hoor filled
Win members Of his congregation. Tuuu
entering with Louis A!ara. president Of
the Holy Name society, he asked "NNhal
going on? What does this mean" judge
Henry Conliu, who was Spokesman for
the gathering, told him they wanted tu
make a confession, a general confession,
and in an eXcellentiy vorded address pre-
scented Father McGarry with gold
headed cane ANA a purse Of gold Up t.
then Father McGarry had not the reno
est idea of the cause Of the femonstrl
D. tion and when it came time TO answer the
address of Mr. Coulin he had no. fully ro
covered. With slightly trembling vol -.
he started to thank his parshioners. a nd
recovering from the shock As he went o,,
+ spoke of the friendly srr. which prompt
, ed the members Of his parish in giving hin
such demonstration. An orchestr,
OF four pieces played while con
gratulations and good wishes wer,
extended the pastor Punch and wa
fers were served to tho guests bv Mis-
Mary Allard and Miss Elizabeth Shan
ley. During the reception Miss Cecil
Bushey, member Of the orchestra
Y sang Miss Constance OConnor accom-
4 panHing, and Mr.. McNulty gave 4 few
5 recitations. The reception was II
e. charge of the Holy Name society AM
3. the Young ladies Sodalitv The or
, chestra was made up of Miss Con
= stance O'Connor piano, Miss Regina
= Raymond. first violin, Miss Cecile Bush
{ ey, second violin, and Miss Muriel Val
G lee, cello. \ pleasing feature of tn
. occasion was tho presence at the re
= ception of Father McGarry's mother
X Sophia MCGarry. and his sister. Mis-
[ Mary McGarry Of Proctor, who hav
o been here for few days At mas
= yesterday morning he thanked his par
5. ishioners for their gifts. Father Nc
z Garry came here about IL year az
d from Mortified Since his ordination
l. he has been assigned to many parishe
$ in the State. on the head of the can
- was engraved the Inscription: Pre-
- scented to Rev j. e McGarry by mem
= hers of st. Stephens Church, Winoosk
y Vt, on the 10th anniversary of his OF
[ dinatiOn. October 1S 1867