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was born and with the exception Of six
years has lived in vergennes. Besides
father she leaves three brothers. Howard
LcBoeuf of Claremont, ~ H.. Donald
and Charles LeBoeuf of Nergennes.
The funeral of Leonard lie Boeuf or
Worcester, Mass, who was killed IN an
automobile accident Saturday morning at
North Clarendon. was held Tuesday az
ternoon at the Norton house. the nome
Of his sister, Mrs William II. Norton.
The services at the house were conducted
by Exalted Ruler, James j. Butler and
suite. Taylor l.. Mills. J. Alfred Belise
Thomas j. Cannon, Frank X. Broderick,
James p. Quinn and Thomas j. McMan-
nus of Worcester Lodge, A3, Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks of which the
deceased was n member. The bearers
were J. j. Butler, r. j. McMannus and
]. i. Quinn of the Worcester Lodge. f.
l.. Linsemer, B. j. Boynton and John
Quinn of the Burlington Lodge, b. p o.
f., and burial was made in Prospect ceme-
terry. \ quartette from the Burlington
Lodge composed of f. NJ. Millington
George Little +. NJ. Bell and T. w. Gurn-
ey sang Beautiful Isle Rock of Ages
and Lead Kindly Light The burial
services at the grave were conducted
by the delegation from Burlington Lodge
Exalted Ruler, f. L. Linsemier. Z. l.. X.
+. j. Boynton, r. E. r., T. w. Quincy,
+. Il. r., J. D. Tanner, F. T.. r.. w. b.
I McKillip and brothers. Arthur Sherwin,
Adam Neser, John Quinn, George
( Horton. j. S Kinney, f. NJ. Hor-
ton and Ray Allen and the quar-
tctte sang. Come Unto Me-"
| There was a profusion of floral tributes
from the relatives and many friends of
| he sod
of flowers from the children bearin the
inscription "Dadda," a beautiful floral
harp with seven strings from the broth
ors and sisters, one of the strings being
broken. a wreath from the three nephews,
! Howard, Donald LeBoeuf and Charles
/ Norton and a pillow of roses and carna-
tons from Worcester Lodge, 3. =. O. T..
The funeral was very largely attended.
I Among those from away were the wife
and two sons of the deceased Mr.. and
Mrs Louis LeBoeuf and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas McManus, Mrs. Isadore
LeBoeuf Of Worcester, Mass, Mr.. and
, Mrs Joseph LeBoeuf of Rutland, Mr.. and
Mrs Howard LeBoeuf and daughter,
| Katherine, of Claremont. y. H.. Sister ST.
Elizabeth of Jesus. formerly Miss Marie
Norton and Sister st, Joseph of the Con-
gregation of Notre Dame. Montreal, Rich
ard Liberty of New York city, Mrs. j. C.
Fisher of Amsterdam. ~ Y. besides a
large number of friends from the sur
rounding towns.
| An attractive wedding was solemnzed
Monday evening, June 30, at the home
of Mrs. Henry p. Fisher of Vergennes,
when her youngest daughter Anna
Roberts Fisher, was married to Alvin
Robert Metcalfe of Springfield. Mass.
| y
Vernon c. Harrington, professor of Eng
fish and public speaking of Middlebury
College buffet dinner was served
at $50 to about 30 relatives and init
mate friends of the family, after which
the nuptal service took place under
an arch of maiden hair fern mounted on
n pedestal of arbor vitae and daisies.
The bridal party entered the library to
the strains of the wedding march from
Lohengrin played by Miss Grace p.
Fisher. a sister of the bride. Mrs. Karl
Field. who also is n sister of the bride,
and Miss Ruth Greeley Of Rochester pre-
coded the bride who entered upon the
arm of her brother, Benjamin Warner
Fisher. Mr.. Metcalfe and Arthur S
Richards of Worcester. Mass, Joined
the group at the center Of the room
The single ring service was used. The
brides gown was of white crepe meteor
and she carried shower bouquet OF
white roses and sweet peas. The vel
was attached to a point lace cap. The
matron of honor and the bridesmaid
dresses We're of white and they carried
bouquets of pink sweet peas. The en-
tire house was decorated with ferns ant
roses. Miss Fisher was a graduate Of
Nergennes high school of the class o.
lnr
For two years she was a member o.
the faculty of the high school of Wes
Rutland, teaching English as her princi
pal subject. Mr.. Metcalfe is the sor
f of William s. and Susie ]. Metcalfe o.
Detroit Mich. He was graduated from
Worcester English high and ATTENDED
Middlebury College, being identified witt
the class of 1916, At present he is assist
; ant to the publicity manager of the FISH
: Rubber company of Springfield Mass
= | During the war he enlisted In the avia
ton corps and received the commission
. OF lieutenant. Mr.. Richards who is o
9 Worcester, Mass was the boyhood chun
of Mr.. Metcalfe, and is at present {
. government accountant and is stationed
: at Buffalo n Y. He became a sergean
- during the recent conflict Miss Creole.
. was classmate of Miss Fisher at Mid
= dlebury and Is at present an instructo
= at Brigham Academy az Bakersfield Tn
- guests from out of town who attende,
the wedding were Miss Rachael A. Met
calfe Of Lewiston Me. Mrs. A. e
Simonds, Harold Simonds and Mrs
u. G. Warner of Burlington, Mrs
= Charles Telford Fairfield of Rutland an
y" Mrs. l.. c. Howe and daughter, Mis-
/, Clarissa, Of st. Johnsbury
= pretty wedding was held at St Pc
Il ter's Church Monday morning when Mis-
" Clara Gebo daughter of Mr. and Mr..
n Heb Gebo was united in marriage to Ed
T. ward NJ. Sears, eldest son of Mr.. and Mr.,
|; Edward Sears, the Rev. l.. A. Nezina OF
;; iciating. The brides dress was whit
l. georgette crepe and she wore a whit
j" hat and carried pink and white rose.
A. The bridesmaid, Miss Marguerite Scar.
J. sister of the groom. was gowned in pin
a crepe de chine. The groom was attend
Il cd by Dominic Gebo. The ceremony wa
= followed by dinner at the home Of tn
= brides parents and a reception was hel
5: III the evening at the home of the grooi
5. and was largely attended. The bride RI
t, ceived many presents. After their RI
t, turn from a short wedding trip, Mr.. an
S. Mrs Sears will make their home in tn
r. city.
r The funeral of Mrs. Maglina Mine
n widow of Horny Miner was held yeste
e day morning at st. Peters Church. ii
Rev. J.. a. Vezina officiating. The bea
r ers were Capt. NJ. Fl. Daniels. William
y Miner Lawrence Austin and Amos RoI