Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-06
FRANKLIN COUNTY
st. ALBANS.

McBride, TO John A. Gale, son of Mr.
and Mrs Charles r. Gale Of Upper
Weldon street, took place at the home
of the brides mother at the Bay Thurs
day afternoon at FIVE o'clock. The Rev.
George w. Smith performed the cere-
mony, which took place beneath a daisy
arbor as the brides aunt, Mrs. Charles
w. Moore Of this city, played the bridal
chorus from Lohensrin The bride, who
was given In marriage by her grand
father II. II. Moore. OF this city. was
gowned in white silk creme meteor,
wore veil and carried white carnations
Miss Marguerite T. Mcbride. sister OF tn,
bride, who acted az maid-of-honor, wore
white tulle and carried pink and white
peones. The groom was attended by
Norman w. Wright as best man The
house was attractively decorated tho
color scheme being green and white. The
groom's gift TO the bride was a gold
bracelet Immediately following the cere.
n1ony n reception was held, only reia-
tives and immediate friends attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale left ut eight o'clock
for Montreal The brides travelling suit
was Of dark blue and she wore a hat to
match. On their return Mr. and Mrs.
Gallo will reside at the Bay
\ meeting at the armory Saturday
evening held for the purpose Of organ
ling Company II association was
well attended. w. -. Chandler. presi-
dent of the St Albans business and
professional Mems association. intro
duced Major l.. -. Taylor of Camp Gov
ernOr Gates, who gave an interesting
explanation of such an association.
After his talk he passed his hat among
the audience. who made very liberal
donations. The fund will be used at
once to furnish necessities for the
needy families Of members of Company
r who have left for the border. Charles
d. Watson was appointed chairman Of
the meeting. Major r. J. Melville told
about the boys of Company b leaving
for the border. the only regret they
experienced was in leaving their fami-
lies behind. He also said that ban
daRes, etc, would not be needed for
some time there had been enough
sent to keep the doctors and nurses
unpac ing for some time. Adtt.-Gen.
Lee s. Tillotson told of what was being
done by the people in Winooski. A
committee consisting Of Charles NJ.
Cox. w. d. Chandler and DR.. E. a.
Hyatt was appointed to nominate off,
President. Theodore r. Waugh; vice
president, Edward F. Smith; secretary
and treasurer. Major S. H. Wood. A
meeting was held at the home of DR..
L. a. Hyatt Sunday evening to confirm
these nominations.
Miss Clara lola Wood, daughter Of
Akley Luton Of Westerly. r. l.. were
mt aI To-,
brides parents in Barlow street Fri
day evening at eight o'clock. The
ceremony took place IN the parlor.
one wall of which was entirely banked
with greenery, peonies and wild roses.
While the guests were arriving, stan
ley ]. Usher. Of Rockville, Conn, gave
a piano recital The Rev. George d.
Gould Of Groton performed the cere-
mony. The bride was given In MARI
age by her father. Her gown was Of
white duchess satin combined with
Georgette crepe and chantilly lace.
She wore a veil with svrinEa blossoms
draped In Normandy cap and carried
a bouquet of white roses. The maid
of honor Miss Ruth l.. Wood. a sister
of the bride wore gown of pink
lowered marquisette and carried a
bouquet of pink and white sweet peas
and the matron of honor, Mrs ]
Clarke Logan Of Titusville Pa, an
o''e' SISTER OF 'he pride wore white
mana et'oroioereo oatiete ana carried
PINK carnations Henry L. Wood
prother OF tho brioe, was best man
me BRIDESMAID were Miss Win!fred
FlEhh OF Milton Miss Abby A. Snow
OF Adams Mass, and Miss Florence
NJ Merritt. Miss Florence Ballard
MISS Laura A. Hunt and Miss Marion
curtis. OF this city. After a trip to
Boston Mr.. and Mrs. Luton viii re-
side In Westerly. where Mr.. Luton
has position with the Westerly Sun
Mrs, Margaret NJ, Lewis died at the
ST Adams hospital sunday morning at
$3.50 O'Clock after long illness. The
funeral was held at the home Of her
son. George N Lewis. on High street.
where she made her home. Mon
day at five o'clock Tho body was
taken to Brockvllle, Que. Tuesday
morning for burial Mrs Lewis. who
was 81 years OLD, is survived by one
daughter Mrs John F. Soule Of Para
disc CAL ana one SON Mr. Lewis.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
NJ Lewis aged - years, who died at
tho hospital Sunday morning after a
long Illness. were held Mt the home OF
her son. George ~ Lewis, on High
street. where she made her home. Mon
ray AFTERNOON MT hve O'Clock The Rev.
ch"rles n Ha'oh or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.