Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-05
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALRANS.

In FRANKLIN county court Thursday a
divorce was granted BERTHA CHyde) Hunt
from Maurice l." Hunt for wiful desertion
and Lula Richard was granted divorce
from Thomas Richard for intolera bic
severity. In the case of Melvina Perry
VS. Peter Perry heard in the afternoon
a bill was granted for neglect and refusal
to support. Custody of the two minor
children was granted Mrs Ferry.
News has been received OF the death
of Mrs. Park Davis formerly of this
city, at her home in Sioux Falls, s. n,
september Is from the effects Of n
stroke Of apoplexy. She was in her Send
year and is survived by her husband
formerly a prominent attorney in St.
Adams, now one of the leading members
of the South Dakota bar, and by two
children, Henry 7. Davis of Portland,
Ore, ard Mrs Edsar S. Knowles Of
Sioux Falls
In Franklin county court the time for
several days last week ives occupied with
divorce cases. Bills Of divorce wc' .
granted in the following cases: Bessie
Cross Billingsley VS.. Charles n Billings
ley. adultery; Louis =. Wells VS. Phila
Almeda Wells. desertion: BENJAMIN
larock VS.. Flora NJ Larock, wilful de-
sertion. Mary 5. Rogers VS.. Leslie
Rogers, intolerahle severity: Gertrude NJ
1remo vs. Chester \. Premo; Ruth Hazel
vs.. Robert e. Hazel The case of Sarah
Shaw Sharrow VS.. Perley Sharrov was
held for advertisement.
Frank NJ. Morse, who had been at the
hospital for 20 days for treatment for
relief from hichloride of mercury pol
soning, returned to his home on North
Main street last Saturday His condi-
| ton is much improved
| The 1narriaoa ~ NelIte Pushov
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edward
BusheY of the Bay. to Wifred Lasnier
of Windsor took place at the Church o!
our Lady of the Lake at 81. Albans Bay
Monday morning at eight o'clock. the
Rev, T. T.. Boivin performing the cere-
mony, The bride wore q gown of blue
chiffon taffeta with hat to match. and
carried white prayerhook. She was at
tended by Miss Grace Lasnicr of this city
sister of the groom, and the groom was
attended by Walter Bushey, a brother OF
the bride, as best man. The brides
travelling suit was of brown. Mr. and Mrs
Jasnier have gone to Montreal on their
wedding trip. They will reside in Wind
SOY.
Mrs Margaret Murphy, = years old
died at the Sherwood sanitarium Tues
day morning about two o'clock from tht
effects Of fall suffered at her home or
| Federal street about two weeks ago
when she fractured one hip. Sire is sur
viVei by three sons. Edward, Frank anC
Charles Murphy of this city; ore daugh
ter, Miss Helen Margaret Murphy Of
Springfield. Mass. and two grandchildren
Edward Charles and Francis Murphy n
this city. The funeral services will b.
held az St MarYs Church thi!
morning at nine O'Clock. tine Rev D. J
II oft pipti
be in Holy Cross cemetery
Miss Pauline \. Thompson Of Lincoln
avenue daughter Of j T. Thompson, anc
Thomas w. Prior We're married at tbs
chapel of Villa Barlow convent Tues
day morning at 40 O'Clock, the Rev. n
J. O. sullivan, pastor of ST Marys Church
performing the ceremony. Only relatives
and immediate friends were present. 7'h'
bride wore a suit Of Burgundy WOO
velour and a hat of silver lace She wa;
attended by Miss Florence Gould. wh'
wore a dark blue suit and white hat
The groom had as his hes, man Altar
w. CarSin On their return from a triI
10 Boston and New York Mr. and Mrs
Prior will reside at 81 Lincoln avenue.
Thomas Pcrrault. aged = ;ears. diec
Monday evening az eight o'clock AZ hi
nome on Cedar street from, the effects o
a stroke # Gpop!exy suffered a wenl
ago. Mr.. Herrau't is survived by three
sons, Charles ANA Thomas Perrault o
Cedar street and William Perrault q
q Ware Mass two daughters, Mrs. Mar,
: Nunase Of Wellsvile. Ohio, and Mrs
Elizabeth Fosy of Ware He was com
municant If Holy Angels Church Tn
, remains were taken to Mr. Perra ult'
former home in Ware Yesterday morn
l ing At lO.s o'clock
Homer G. Rankin Of this city anc
Miss Grace L. Wagner of Fairfax wer'
. married a the Methodist Episcopa
church in Georgia Monday evening a
$50 o'clock, the pastor, tho Rev. G. c