Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

OLE ALDANO
! News has been received Of the marriage
| OF Dennis English, a former resident OF
st. Adams and Miss Louise Leary of
Springfield, Mass. which took place in
Springfield Friday morning at $3.50
o'clock.
y pretty wedding took place al Ioly
/ angels Church saturday morning at sew
on O'Clock when Miss Mary Chennctte
became the bride of frank st. Pierre.
The bride wore blue satin dress trim
med with gold lace. The couple were
attended by Miss Mary Gilbert and
. George Chennette
! r. A. Barber and n. j. Hcrrick have
sold the drug store on Lake street
which they recently purchased of j.
! g. Reagan to Alfred Constantine.
News has been received Of the mar
riagc of Or. Frederick w. Mason and Miss
Edith brown, daughter or Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson Brown of Flushing. l.. I. The
ceremony was performed by tho Rev.
William l.. Scibert of the Lutheran
Church. Dr Mason is employed ut the
estate of Mrs. Angie Booth on Ions
Island
Sister st. Emiennc of Holy Angels
convent died Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock. she was IS years old. Sister st.
Eni!cnne has been q teacher at the
convent for the past three Years The
body was taken Friday morning to the
mother house at St. Lar.rent. urai
Montreal, where tho burial took
place.
The funeral of Saiail Uuslinp, Sharp
wife Of Arthur T.. Sharp Of Chicago. WHO
died at the hospital last week Tuesday
following All operation. was held at the
First Congregational Church Sat
uiday afternoon at tWo o'clock. the Rev
T.. Victor Blgeiow. pastor Of the Cougre-
eational Church of Andovcr. Mass, of
which Tho deceased was a member Of
ficiated assisted by the Rev. Stanley
Cummings. The bearers were Joseph
Gushing o. Sptipsfield, Mass. John r.
Gushing Of this city. brothers Of Mrs.
Sharp, Edward T.. Sharp snd Donald
Mackay, both of Chicago. j. r. Gileii OF
Andover. Mass. and Harris W Alexander
Of this city. The burial was IN tho fam
lily lot at Greenwood cemetery. Among
those from out Of town who attended the
funeral besides thoso already mentioned
were Arthur y. Sharp. Mr. aud Mrs
William l.. SHARP Of Chicago. The body
arrived hero Saturday morning. accom-
panied 10y Mr. Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Sharp, Edward Sharp and Donald
NacI<aN.
a very pretty wedding took place Mon
day morning al he Holy Angels
Church. when Miss Mar Peno became
the bride Of Joseph BulIll. The Rev.
l.. T. Desrocbers performed the cere-
mony. The bride wore Il dark blue suit,
with d hat to match. She was attended
by Miss Cora Human. who wore y Copen-
hagen blue suit with hat TO match. The
hest man was Louis peno, twin broth
er of the bride
Harold Edward Lepine. infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lepine died sun
day evening Of pneumonia. rrayei' eerv-
Ice was held at the house Tue eday after
noon at two o'clock. the Rev. Il. T.. Arm
stronf, rector of st. Luke'a Episcopal
Church officiating. The burial took
place in Greenwood ceIrletary. Besides his
parents he is survived by one sister
Mildred.
Mrs. Alice Gaudette, wife of Norris
Gaudettc, dropped dead on Federal
street about five o'clock Tuesday at
ternoon. she had been suffering from
heart trouble some time. The funeral
will be held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Thursday afternoon. the Rev
d. G. Guest officiating and burial will
take place in Greenwood cemetery. She
was rs and is survived by her husband.
father, Edward Mayo. two brothers
Louis and Edward Mayo; and one sis
ter Mrs Joseph Akron Of Canada Mrs
Gaudette was returning to her home
from the movies with her husband
when she was stricken at the corner
of Central and Federal streets
News has been received that Paul r.
Doolin of this city. a Junior at Harvard
University, was one of the 50 members
of the university who have been ad-
united by the Harvard chapter of the
Phi Beta Kappa society. The men were
selected for proficiency in their studies
They will receive their keys Thursday
night at the regular winter banquet OF
the society.
D. NJ. Srcpley, formerly large stock
holder in the Missisquoi Pulp company
AT Sheldon Springs and Guy d. Smith "
Newport have Just purchased the stock
of the Bristol On. h, Electric company.
The business will he run under the for
mer name of the company. Mr., Smith
will he resident mana ger.
.-.iss Margaret MoCiovern and john Nc
Govern left Tuesday morning for Los
Angeles. Calf. where they will join
their mother and make their home in the
future.
The condition of l. T. Beeman, who has
been i'll for some time, is critical
Seden e. Greene is confined to the
house by illness.
George W. Nye underwent an opera
ton at the Sherwood santarium Tues
day afternoon. His condition is favor
able.
Mr., and Mrs. w. T.. Hurlbut left Mon
day morning for San Bernardino, Cal,
where they will spend the winter
The condition of Mrs. F. p. Russell,
who was operated upon at the st. AZ.
bans hospital Tuesday afternoon is ia
vorable.
The coolest weather SO far this season
was Tuesday night when the mercury
dropped down TO zero. Lake Champlain
at ST. Adams Bay is frozen over. This
is much earlier than last year.
News has been received of the death
of NJ G. Evans OF A,burg, father of Mrs.
y. s Rathton of this city.
ENOSBURG FALLS
Tie committee in charge OF the ice
rink, is planning for Bee" Saturday
to put up a rest house 10X1S feet Oh