Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

st. stephens Church Monday morn
ing at eight o'clock was again the
scene OF pretty wedding when Miss
Ruth Eileen Deadly. daughter of Mrs.
Katherine Deadly of Mansion street
became the bride of william Edward
Craig of Springfield The ceremony
was performed inside the sanctuary
by the pastor the Rev. j. -. McGarry
which was followed by the nuptial
mass They were attended by Miss
Katherine Doyle of Montpelier as
bridesmaid and Michael H. Deadly.
brother Of the bride, as groomsman.
There ceremony was performed be-
fore a large gathering or friends and
relatives. The ushers were John j.
Lonergan and Matthew Holloran. Dur
ing the services solos were rendered
by Mrs. John p. Lonergan. Miss Fran
els Turner. and by John A Duncan of
Montpelier. The organist, Miss Fran
ces Turner. was assisted by Miss
Corinne Devino on the violin. The bride
was gowned in a handsome suit of
dark navy blue suede with Il black pic
ture hat and wore corsage bouquet
of American beauties. The bridesmaid
was gowned in taupe velvet suit with
picture hat to match and wore COR
sage bouquet of pink roses. The altar
WnlCn was decorated the
by the brides friends with white
chrysanthemums was Illuminated by
electric lights Following the services
at the church q large number of
friends gathered at the brides home
where n reception was held and where
the happy couple received the best wishes
and congratulations of all their friends.
Dainty refreshments were served under
The direction OF Mrs. Sharpey of Bur-
HnSton and Miss Mary McGreevey of this
place, who were ably assisted by Miss
katherine Mitchell, Miss Madeline Deadly.
Miss Mabel Maynard. Miss Corinne
Dcvco and Miss Elizabeth Allard of this
place. Buglng the reception, Miss Nora
Smith presided at the piano and rendered
var!ous selections, many of the ycung
ladies' present sang a number of selec-
tons. and Mr.. Duncan rendered num-
Der of vocal solos in a pleasing manner.
ntcrsrersed with bird limitations The
bride is one of Winooskis most popular
young ladies'. as was shown by the large
numher OF gifts which had been received
and displayed in VIZ main room and
which consisted OF At GLASS, silver,
money, linen, pictuT gld china. She has
beer. very prominent IN social affairs Of
st. Stephens parish ana has taken part
in many other social activities of the
village and leaves a large circle of
friends. The groom is contractor by
trade and is at present stationed at Spring
field, VT where the couple viii, reside
for the present. They left on the eleven
O'Clock train for brief wedding trip to
Boston and New York. After December l.
they will be at home in Springfield. Amoag
those from out Of town here to attend the
wedding were Miss Agnes Deadly, Il sister
of the BRIDE from Newark, y. j.. Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page, Miss katherine Doyle
and Holmes Mobbs of Montpelier.
a pretty wedding took place at ST. Ste
phens Church Tuesday morning when
Miss Mary A. STANLEY became the bride
of john H. Hayes. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. B. McGarry In
side the sanctuary. which was followed
by nuptial mass. The altar was decor
ated with carnations and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Miss Frances Turner presided at
the organ, with Miss Corinne Devino as
vioinist rendered music during the cere-
mony. Miss Francis Turner rendered
the ave Maria" Mrs. John Cassidy
of Bellows Falls. a sister of the bride,
was matron of honor and Cornelius
| Hayes brother Of the groom, of Bur
| lngton, was best man. The bride was
gowned in taupe suit, trimmed with
seal and wore a black hat and carried a
white prayer book. The matron of hon
or wore blue suit and n black hat and
carried a white prayer book. w. J. and
Thomas T. STANLEY, brothers of the bride.
We're ushers. A reception was rendered
the wedding couple at the home of Mrs.
Lawrence McCarty. a sister Of the groom
of West Allen street. Miss Lucinda
Smith catered. Following the reception.
the happy couple left on the 1888 O'Clock
train for wedding trip to Boston. Bel
lows Falls and other points. The couple
were the recipients Of many beautiful
and useful gifts.