Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-10
ESSEX JUNCTION

| Miss Laura Nallere was given n novelty
3hower at her home on Lower Pearl street
Friday evening by about - of her friends
h honor of her approaching marriage to
|;eorgo Paro Of Winooslii. Miss Valliere
deceived many gifts including linens. china
3 nd silverware a pleasant evening was
Enjoyed and refre shments were served
John Parizo, Joseph Bartumy. Ezra and
loses Nalvou, formerly of the 2nd cavalry
lille stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, ar
lived Sunday morning from Camp Dew
i ns. where they received their discharge,
aving arrived from overseas a week ago.
they are at their homes here after an
bsence of Ii months All four enlisted
(n the same day and were discharged at
The same time. Although in the service
The exact number of months they became
3eparated while in France and il was
bot until on shpboard did a reunion &C.
Iur. The boys greeted their many friends
hat flocked to them from all sides when
! ron the street Sunday.
| Miss Rita Gale is slowly recovering
from the effects of a fall. being thrown
from u wagon Friday evening, when
3 he sustained two fractured ribs and
evere bruises on the back and limbs.
Fine in company with Miss Dorith
horton, Junis Norton and Dewey
Perry. was returned from the home
IF her parents. Mr. aud Mrs. f. G..
|-ale. who reside in Westford. AS
he girls were approaching the village
! ear tho home of o. J. Remington SOME
bart of tho harness gave away, allow
Ing the wagon to strike the horse.
which became frightened and unman-
seahle, overturning the party. They
Escaped with but severe shaking up
3 nd minor bruises Miss Gale was take
o the home of Mr. and Mrs. e. c. Nor
on where she is being cared for until
he can be removed to her home.
a pretty wedding was solemnized at
. he Church of tho Holy Family Tues
hay morning when Laura. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nallicre. was united
n the holy bonds of matrimony by the
pa stor. the Rev. J. p. r. Pouliot, to
.7eorge Faro of Winooski. The couple
|vas attended b. Harry Nalliere. nephew
tf the bride. and Miss Anna Paro, sister
IF the groom The bride wore gown
II white silk crepe dc chine with white
bat and carried white carnations The
bridesmaid wore pink silk crepe de chine
nd carried pink carnations. The we'd
hing march was played by the brides
tousin. Mrs. Clifford MarcouX of COL
fhestcr Mrs y. r. Stone rendered
local selections during the mass. a we'd
Hing breakfast was served AT the home
ff the bride after the ceremony. The
bridal couple left on the noon train for
! wedding trip to New York city and
keveral points in Massachusetts, after
Which they will reside for a time with
| he brides parents on lower Pearl street.
mong them being a dinner set from the
Employees of the Perfection Overgater
Fhop. where the bride has been ON
|bloyed during the last seven years, He
recently returned from overseas, where
he served IS months with the famous
Yankee Division" Both young people
re we'll and favorably known here and
have the good wishes Of the community.
Miss Marie Aldrich has taken posi-
ion with Mrs. p. G. Jones of Water
bury, who is manager of war savings in
ermont.
Justin Crown is able to he around
With the help of crutches. following an
ccident at the sugar factory about
days ago. Mr.. Crown was helping
o move pals of sugar from the stock
DOM to the factory proper and was in
he act of taking a pail down from
pile seven or eight pals high when
mother workman took one off also
flowing a third one to drop on Mr.
Browns right instep.
George Leroy Blake and Addie Lanpher
Foss. both of Hyde Park, were united
n marriage yesterday morning by the
Rev. William Millar at the Congrega-
ional parsonage. the double ring service
being used,
Leon Vasseur, son Of Mrs, Napoleon
-asseur of French village, returned from
overseas on June 20. He has re-enlisted
n Motor Transportation Unit No. 797
coated at Camp Mills. Mr.. Nasseur first
Enlisted at Fort Ethan Allen Januar,
g. 1918, with the Second Cavalry and
Fpent II months in service overseas.
W.T. ICTON