Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25


aunt. Mrs. II. =. Dee the Rev. g. W.
Smith performing the ceremony
Miss Lillian Lennette, youngest daugh-
ter of John Lennette, and Roy G. from
bly,, youngest son of Mrs. Clarence Rob-
lnson, were married at Holy Angelo
Church Wednesday Sept. II. The groom
was a member of the st. Adams Machine
Gun company and enlisted when he was
only II years old. He was cited for brav-
cry in action at the battle of Xivray. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Laura Lennettc Elmer f.. Shappy acted
best man The bride wore a gown Of
Copenhagen blue taffeta with hat to
match The bridesmaid wore suit Of
navy blue After the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev. l.. f. Des
was performed by the Rev. l.. r. Des-
rochers wedding breakfast was serv-
cd at the home of the groom's mother
| Charles Rogers of Enosburg was
raigned before city Judge n. ~ Post in
the city court Tuesday morning, on
complaint of States Attorney A. r.
| Rowley, charged with driving an auto
mobile without a license. He pleaded
guilty and was fined SO and costs Joseph
Corey, boy of Is years, of Franklin, and
Mrs. John Tatro - years old, also Of
Franklin, who were arrested last Satur-
! day on complaint of States Attorney
! 3owley, charged with offences under the !
blanket act, pleaded guilty in city court .
! Tuesday morning and were sentenced TO
serve not less than one year nor more
than is months in the state prison al
Windsor. Upon payment of costs the !
mittimus suspended during good /,
behavior Mrs. Tatro and her husband :
! have expressed desire to live together
again.
Judge Harrie E. chase of Brattleboro
presiding judge at the September term .
of the Franklin county court, has awarded !
a decree in the divorce case of Matilda /,
Gibson VS.. George Gibson on the grounds
of intolerable severity and descrtion.
The condition Of Harry Brow the ,
Swanton boy, who was accidently shot
by Adeard Boss three weeks ago last
Sunday, is improving steadily. His re.
covery from the wound is remarkable as
the intestines were punctured so badly
that it was necessary to sew them in
10 or Il places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Badger, MIR. and
Mrs. Floyd Badger and MIR. and Mrs.
a. II. Tuthill and son, Floyd, will leave
this city Monday afternoon for st. Peters
burg. Fla.
miscellaneous shower party was given
Miss Nellie Wilson at he home of Miss
Lillian Constantine Monday evening in .
honor of her approaching marriage to
, Wifred Quintin. About 80 young women
were present.
Miss Nina Zerbe, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Grant Kendall, of ST.
Adams Bay ever since she returned from
France. where she served with an ambul-
ance unit. left Tuesday morning for
Palmer, Mass, where she will visit for
a few days and then proceed to Virginia.
where she has secured a position in a
, hospital. She was accompanied to Palmer
, by G. l.. Zerbe.
Mrs. NJ. Gibson has announced the mar
riage engagement of her daughter Anna
Belle to Albert Knox Lewis of Lake
, Placid n. Y. The marriage will take
. place soon.
Friends in this city will be interested
in the announcement of the marriage en-
, sagement of DR. John n. Collins, for
, merly of this city, and Miss Mary Alma
, Edwards of Maiden, Mass, who has been
, a frequent visitor here. No date has been
set for the wedding. Before entering the
service Dr. Collins, who is a dentist, had
an office in this city. but since receiving
his discharge he has located in Lowell.
: Mass.
( S. w. Landon of Bordentown. y. j.,
formerly of this city. who has been
critically i'll. is improving.
( The Verulam club will open it's social
c activities for the season with a bazar at
Y the City Hall the evenings of September
4 % and q. Friday evening there will be
4 vaudeville followed by dancing. The fea-
d ture of the program Saturday evening
: will be big supper. which will be fol-
. lowed by dancing.
s Miss Mary Louise Tremblay and Leo
. Langlos, both of this city were married
b. at Holy Angels Church Monday morn
. ing, the Rev. l.. r. Desrochers perform
r ing the ceremony. The bride was attended
( by her sister. Miss Beatrice Tremblay and
. the groom by his nephew, Edward Lang
t lois, of Fairfax. The bride wore a navy
. blue travelling suit and the maid-of-honor
t taupe colored velvet dress with hat to
$ match. Mr.. and Mrs. Langlois left for
n a trip to Springfield. Mass
n DR.. Byron II. Hermann has gone to
o New York, called by the illness of his
8 sister, Miss Ethel NJ. Hermann, who was
taken from board ship to a hospital.
It where she is receiving treatment for a
y severe case of appendicitis Miss Her
e mann has been in France doing Y. NJ.
;. c. A work, previous to which she was
y with the federal food administration for
: Vermont. She became i'll while crossing
= the Atlantic.
Announcements have been received
= here of the marriage of Miss Anna Cox.
., daughter of Mrs. David Perry Cox of
= Terre Haute, Ind to Ralph Sherwood
. Swiggett of San Juan. Porto Rico. The
. wedding tok place Monday. September
10 After December l Mr.. and Mrs. Swig-
10 gett will be at home at FL Condado.
San Juan. Porto Rico. where Mr.. Swig-
"a gett is in the clothing business.
g Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ. Rathbun of Eaton
: Rapids. Mich, have announced the mar
=, rage of their daughter. Jean Bernice
:, August 25 to Leslie Park Bennett for
ir merly of this city Mr.. Barrett served
If in France an artillery lieutenant.
n a pretty wedding took place Saturday
n evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. James Whitehead when their daughter
m Miss Leila Whitehead, became the bride
l. of Robert James Coping, the Rev
rs George W. Smith, rector of St. Luke s
s. Episcopal Church, performing the cere.
"a mony The bride wore a gown of white
s. Georgette crepe and carried a bouquet
I'd of white carnations She wore a link
of pearls, gift of the groom. Miss
! Edith Whitehead. a sister of the bride
acted as maid of honor and wore a dress
ei of pale blue silk William Gillespie OF
or this city acted as best man Following
to a supper Mr., and Mrs Coping left for
$. a trip to Montreal.
X Mr., and Mrs. +. f. Corrigan have re.