Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-08

Daniel f. Sullivan Of Lincoln avenue
has announced the marriage engagement
of his daughter. Miss Loretta Mary. to
Thomas NJ. Buckley Of BOSTON. The mar
riagc will take place at st. Thomas's
Church Roston, June 12.
News has been received Of the birth Of
a daughter to DR.. and Mrs. f. A.
Kennedy of Great harrington. Mass. MAY
49, DR. Kennedy. former St Albanian,
is n son Of Mrs. Charlotte Kennedy of
Brown avenue.
News has been received of the mar
riage Of Annie Eleanor McSweeney,
daughter of Charles McSweeney of Hall
fax. n. s., to Michael G. Seery, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II. Seery of Russell
street. The marriage took place May q
at St Mary's Cathedral Halifax
Negotiations for the sale of the Bost-
wick dock at st. Adams Ray, long known
as the Burton dock. We're completed Sat.
urday, the owner, G. a. Bostwick max
ing the transfer to the st Albsns &.
Swanton Traction company. But for this
sale the steamer service of the Lake
Champaign transportation company to
the Bay would have been discontinued
MS the company had given notice that 1t
would not land at the old dock. The COM
bined efforts Of the Traction company and
MIR. Bostwick will result in the con-
tinuance of the service. The railway
will have the outer end Of the dock with
the right of way to It, Mr.. Bostwck con-
tinuing to control the approaches to the
lighthouses and stalls. The old dock viii
be torn down to rebuild the new.
Mrs. Julia Agnes CPowor) Perkins, aged
| r ate
died at the st. Albans hospital Saturday
morning at 80 o'clock after an illness
OF nearly two weeks She underwent an
operation May 2. Besides her husband
she is survived by one son, f. Moreland
Perkins, and one daughter Miss Caroline
n. Perkins; also II brother, John Power
of Glens Falls, y. Y, md an uncle,
Daniel Murphy Of Huntsville, Ala Fu-
neral services We're held at st. Nary's
Church Monday morning at nine O'Clock
and the burial took place in the South
Main street cemetery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lincoln Bingham
of Messenger street have issued invita-
| tons to the marriage OF their daughter
Miss Margaret Elizabeth, to Percy Cole
Warner, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
| Warner of Potter avenue which will take
place at st. Luke's Church Wednesday
morning, June IA. at ten O'Clock
Mrs. John +. Ryan, 4s years old,
died at the st. Adams hospital Sunday
morning about II o'clock of peritor!-
tbs. The funeral was held at the
house Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock
! The Rev. George w. Smith off
ciated and burial was in the Bay
cemetery. Beside her husband. she is
survived by three daughters. Mrs.
Maude Chase of Montpelier. Miss Min
ME Ryan and Miss Dorothy Ryan Of
this city; and three sons, John 3. RYAN
Of Plattsburgh. n Y. Charles K. Ryan
and Arthur w. Ryan of this city.
The Tavern hotel is to have roof
decided upon by the directors It
will be located on the roof of the ad-
dton in process OF construction. There
will be six-foot promenade which
will enclose a dance hall The plans
also include accommodations for the
serving of light refreshments. In the
winter the dance hall is to be heated
An electric elevator which will run
from the basement to the roof garden
is soon to be installed.
County Agent Guy l.. Tiffany held the
first field meeting Monday morning al
the farm of S. ]. Meigs and gave ar
alfalfa demonstration. Eighteen farmers
| We're present and all showed much In
! terest in the crop Eight wanted County
Agent Tiffany's assistance next spring ir
starting at least an acre of alfalfa each.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Cecil
Titemore of Enosburg Falls at the Sher
wood sanitorium Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Gertruo T.. Mcbride of this city
whose marriage to John A Gale of St
Adams is to take place the latter part
of this month, was given linen shower
at the home OF Miss Pearl Teho on Adj:
street Monday evening. Refreshment!
We're served on the veranda. which was
decorated in red and green.
The Rev. Guy p. Burleson of Auburn
y. Y, who was drowned in Lake OwascC
about a week ago. was a nephew of Capt
Ct. w. Burlcson and II. c. Pomeroy o.
this city, and a cassmatc of the Rev
George W. Smith OF this city at Harvard
College. Mr.. Burleson is survived by hi
wife and two sons David and Henry; hi
mother, who lives in Grand Forks \. D..
four brothers, all Episcopal clergymen
the Rev Allan in the mission field In Mex
leo. Hugh in the church mission house il
New York, John of Grand Forks, ant
Edwin, missionary in Idaho. and thre
sisters, Miss Mary Burleson of Gran
Forks, Mrs. Wintermuth and Mrs Kese
of California.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Trombly Of the Bay June l.
Cedric l.. Erskine and Miss Julien i
Tetreault, both of Randolph. were mar
ried at st. Lukes rectory Monday morn
ing at ten o'clock by the Rev. George W
: Smith.
/ Mr.. and Mrs George +. Derrick wer
pleasantly surprised at their home o
/ Bishop street Monday evening by abou
, 50 friends on the occasion of the ceiebra
ton of their Pend wedding anniversary
Cards were played and refreshment
: served In behalf of the friends the Re,
r II. l." Thornton presented Mr. and Mrs
t Derrick set of dishes
/ At the annual meeting of the Woman
, Foreign Missionary society of the Firs
A Congregational Church held Tuesda
. afternoon the following officers wer
q elected. President Mrs Charles +
stevens; first vice-president, Mrs. Luciu
t +. Warner; second vice president. Mr..
Y NJ. D. Greene; secretary pro tenn. Mis-
n Mary c. Warner.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
There are two mild cases OF scarl
fever in the family of d. G. Woodwork
on East Berkshire road AS precautioI
airy measure the neighboring family