Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-04
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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ION was the best man and his wife, Mrs.
I.'hh NJ. moran, was the matron of honor.
MIS- Morris is well known young lady
IA MiddlcburN. and MIR. Morris is wide
~ known as "a building contractor and
dealer in builders materials. They re-
'ciNe1 number of valuable and useful
presents Previous to the marriage serv-
zee at the church "a breakfast was served
10 the bride and groom and guests by Mr..
ana Mrs. D'Connoll at the Sargent House.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris took the eight o'clocl,
morning train for the north Stopping il,
Burlington, where, in company with many
friends, they enjoyed Il wcddiog break
fast at the Hotel Vermont From Bur
IinGton they went on TO Montreal and
will spend few days in that city and
vicinity. after which they viii proceed
to Albany, \. v. and New York city To
pass the remainder of a three weeks
wedding trip Upon their return they
Will make their home in Middlcburv. -
The remains of Charles Bruya were
brought here Monday evening from Provi.
Deuce, Il. l.. accompanied by his brother.
Arthur hruya of Worcester, Mass, and
taken to the home of his mother Mrs.
Mary BruNa, on South street The fu-
neral was held Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Father 7. j. Leonard officiating. Burial
was in the family lot in the Catholic
cemetery The pallhcarcrs wore: George
Shamoo, William baldwin. George Cham
pagne and r. J. shannon. Among those
from out Of town who came to attend
NE funeral were his sister Mrs. Frank
I;arrows of Nergcunos. Lewis Bruya of
Barre, and Arthur Bruya of Worcester,
Mass.
Col. Willis Is. Child OF Weybridgo, who
has been confined by illness. the result
'oi an accident, for a year and half, was
AM" To be in town Tuesday and was
greeted by many friends. Mr.. Child has
been for many years prominent mem
Der and official OF tn" Addison County
Agricultural socicty.-'Thcre was big
change in the temperature here within
IN hours, the mercury Sunday morning
having indicated r below zero. Tuesday
morning it registered 20 above, making
81 difference Of G5 degrees Miss Isabelle
Carrigan and Miss Gcrtie Burditt have
returned from Pittstcrd, whore they spent
Tn" holidays at tho homes of their re-
spective parcnts.-EUbns and phoebes
were neari singing in MiddlebuIy village
Tuesday morning .--'fhe winter term OF the
village high and graded schools and Of
the town schools outside Of the village
ocN''" ucsoaN 'loffl'hF' nc second
semester Of the college will open Thurs
Jay I"re'"on'-Airs' EDWARD ~ farhham
-. "uuouIS Is ntf. TO Nl"lt hcr mo'h'r'
Mrs Horton W. Jones and her sister,
iH' H. St"htH'--NT' anu Mrs. rrahh
'"oharu are moving I'M" TN" H. = hch'-
VIC "ouSc on 'oufl Stte't'--Mr. ana Mrs
'i'",! ia'hinohh o1 Soutn iicasan' street
'.u "o,, c'""'cu /" ih' mousse by hihoss.
ne century cruz hrlu WcH-auended
il'',.nS at u'e nom" OF MRS. H. II. CORK
RAJ ueSuaE eN"h'hE.-MlSs Lu'a NoodS'
VINO mas h'"h Spen"in& IN" holidays at
,'r t"ilc hcr'' fc,urhe" 10 falr haven
MONDAY To teSun" her work as teacher
III '"@ Puonc Sch,.'i* WORK was re-
SuHen TUESDAY IN al DEPARTMENTS Of the
i'cai orahch OIL inc Nerln9nl marble com
lahy after cnupl" "l days shut down
I"i New year S.--Ih" Misses Ada ana
genncs. where they hav" been spendinr
inc holiday season at the nome OF their
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