Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
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near SURVIVING TtHdtlNc lS u SlStcT, MIS-.
Pinnty of NOrihtleld.
Donald f. Fellows, son of George I9.
Fellows of Charlostown, n. H.. and Miss
Mamie l.. white, daughter of George ~
White of 80 Main street, Montpelier, were
married Saturday evening at st Angus
tines parsonage. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. l.. J. Long in the
presence of MIR. White and the bride s
aunt, Mrs. Raphael Lanior. Mr.. Fellows
was employed for two years by the Hood
MILK company of Boston as agent in the
territory between Montpelier and White
River Junction until he enlisted in Com.
pany II last summer Since his return
with the troops he has been employed
at the state arsenal, but expects to leave
this week with Mrs. Fellows for Bridge
port, Conn, to reside. He is graduate
, of White River Junction high schc OIL
INC bride is IL graduate of the parochial
school and is Il well known and popular
young lady.
Walter l.. Wcthcrbce, employed by the
Lane Manufacturing company, was struck
by "a piece of steel Monday morning. n
cash being cut in his head which took
several stitches to close
\ horse said to be owned by Ralph Toss
of plainreld became frightened near the
Central Vermont station Tuesday morn
ing and ran away, causing pedestrians
along State street to hurry into shelter
ing doorWaYS while 1t tore past. The
sleigh overturned nt the corner of Main
ana state streets. throwing out n very
d frightened young man and reducing the
sleigh to small pieces. The horse stopped
when it reached the Smith livery on Court
street The driver was so badly fright o.
cncd he couldn't think of his name for Il
fow minutes, but was uniniurcd.
T III, a, .,rt
/ bank met Tuesday and elected the fol-
/ lowing directors: Albert futile OF Fair
Haven. James W. Brock. A. u t.arwoll,
Harland W Kcmp and Fred blanchard
The directors elected the following off
GERS: President Albert Tutt,e: yico-
president. j. w. Brock: cashier. Levi II.
Iiixby; assistant cashier, Henry L. Tar
/ well; teller, ". l.. Pierce.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
! tho First National bank ruo.1aI tho
! following directors were reelected: f. A.
/ DWncn. Frank NJ. CORY, L.. II. Taft.
II. T.. Cutler and Edward n. Dewitt.
The directors reelected the following off
Gers: President, Frank NJ, Cory: vice
president, T. \. DWinell; cashier A. q
Eaton; assistant cashier. Robert r.
Edison.
The condition OF Harris Yeti, who is Ill
/ with pneumonia in New York city. is re-
ported to hc quite favorable. His condi-
ton while serious is not considered criti-
cal at present.
I Morrill, Russell of state street. who
recently completed his duties as II. f. p
carrier at the postoffiCe after II years
service, left Tuesday for Fresno Cal,
TO spend the winter.
/ Vital statistics recently compiled show
that there We're 100 births in Montpelier
al - nI..-
In 1919 thor" were l9S births, l0i being
females. lftY-lvc children were OF
American parcntapc. 60 mixed, 10 French
Is Spanish, l. Italian, nine irish, two
each of Austrian. English and Hebrew
and one each LottiSh, Scotch, Syrian and
colorcd. Twins We're born to three par
ontS and a of the 100 fathers were granite
cutters TWO mothers gave birth to thei,