Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-27
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ST. ALBANS

81. ALDAlNS
Miss Mary Eleanor Riley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Riley of Bon,t
street and John c. Mahoney, son of Chief
Of Police and Mrs. J. +. Mahor,ey OF
Lower Newton street, were married at
st. Mary's Church Monday morn np q.
eight O'Clock, the Rev. Il. W, Mcmahon
erformlng the ceremony. The couple
vas attended by Miss Catherine Riley.
4 sister of the bride, and ph,,in l.
9ranon of Burlington. The bride wore
L dress OF smoke pearl velvet combined
with taffeta with hat to match The
bridesmaid wore a navy blue dress OF vel
vet and serge combined and wore a hat
TO match. Following the ceremony a
breakfast was served to relatives and
intimate friends of the couple at the
home of the Bird s parents. Miss Marion
MCGOWAN Of New Haven, Conn, Miss
Gertrude Branon of Burlington and Miss
Anna Coleman of this city assisted in
serving. The bride was the recipient Of
many s fits After a weeks wedding trip
Mr.. ard Mrs. Mahoney will reside at the
home of Mr.. Mahoney's parents at No. 6
Lower Newton street. The groom is a
successful business man Of this city. being
a partner In the shoe store of Depatle
& Mahoney The bride has taught school
for the last few years.
The annual banquet of Bellevue Chap
n D. a. r., was held at the Ameri-
~ House Saturday evening, q members
eng present. Mrs A. H. Rublee gave
he address Of welcome and Mrs T.. A.
Chttenden responded. Follow ng the
banquet the members adjourned to the
Nome of Mrs. n. L. Reynolds. Five hum
red was played. Mrs. w. S. Bailey and
Miss 7. Leona Chamber ain winning the
head prizes and Miss Ashley and Mrs.
Hublee the foot prizes.
Miss Rose Alma B'ouin and Lawrence
: Menard were married at Holy Angels
hurch Monday morning at eight o'clock,
re Rev. l.. r. Desrochers performing
he ceremony. The bride wore a travel
ng suit of navy blue serge, with hat
. match, and the bridesmaid, Miss Sarah
Nenard. sister of the groom wore a
Peking blue suit with hat to match
hfter a trip TO Springfield. Mass, and
Hartford. Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Menard
VII make their home in this city.
Miss Blanche l.. Cady. who for tw.
ears has held the position of secretary
% the Hon e. S. Brigham. State COM
1issioner of agriculture. has resigned her
position to enter the emplo. of the ST.
Nbans Grain company in this city Miss
'ady. who went to Montpelier when the
Offices Of Com missioner Brigham were
owed to that city, has returned to St.
Albans and began her duties with
The grain company Monday. Mrs. Julia
Dewey Of Montpelier is Miss Cady's sue
cessor in Commissioner Brigham's Of
1ce.
Harland Merrill Colgrove. aged AZ years.
died Sunday morning al 1890 o'clock at
his home in Georgia Of tuberculosis. The
body was brought to the undertaking
rooms Of c. r. McAllister, where the
funeral was held Wednesday after
noon at one o'clock. The burial was
in Greenwood cemetery. MIR. Co.grove
is survived by his wife, mother, Mrs.
Adelaide Billings both Of Georgia, and
two step-brothers. Guy w. Billings OF
Chicopee Falls. Mass, and Don Buker
Of Quincy, Mass.
News has been received Of the death of
Mr. Alzina Pointon Of Rouses Point, N.
Y, which occurred February Ii. Burial
was at Swanton February IS. the Rev. E.
S. stone, pastor Of the Methodist Ep, sco-
pal Church officiating. Death was caused
by heart trouble. She is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Furman Derrick and Mrs
e. E. Bulls. both Of Rouses Point.
News has been received Of the marriage
of Miss Mary Sawyer Houghton. grand
daughter of the late Abel Houghton OF
this city. to Floyd c. Overton of Adams
Jefferson county. N. Y. VIII CHI took place
Tuesday February IS at A,assapequa. LII
The bride is a daughter of the late Dr.
Roland S. Houghton of New York, and a
grandson Of Hiram Barney. who was col.
of hn Nrt nf No VI, -lr l,,~i t.
coins adm .n.straton.
Word has been received OF the marriage
of Miss Laura Chase, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs NJ B. Chase, daughter of MT
and Mrs. NJ. b. Chase OF Port Arthur
Ont. to George r. Smart. which took
place at Port Arthur February 10. The
brides parents resided n this city for
many years.
At the annual meeting of the Frank.
lin County Teachers association held
in this city a resolution was passed
to the effect that the association heart.
lily endorses Senate bill No. SO, rela
tive to teachers pensions The asso
citation urges that this bill be favorabl,
reported to the Senate and have ths
earnest personal support of every mem
Der of the educational committee. Il
diSo urges tHdt tHe SenatoTS ana rep
resentatives OF Franklin county Civ,
this bill their hearty support.
Mrs. Harry Holmes died at her HON.
on South Main street Monday evening
after an Illness of two years. She Is sur,
vived by her husband. a daughter. Mrs
Gladys Clark; two grandsons, Robert j
Clark and Vernon Greene Clark of Sar
Diego. Cal; two sisters. Mrs. Richart
Martin of Bedford and Mrs. II. L. Blake
of this city, and several n.eces, one OF
whom is Mrs. Edward Delany Of thi.
city.
Ensign Philip r. Johnson, who hal
been stationed at the Harvard Ensigr
School since the signing of the ar
mistice. has been released and has re
turned to his home on Messenger street
Ensign Johnson Is subject to call. H,
will remain at his home indeflnitel,
and study law in the office Of hi
father, Elmer Johnson.
Agnes Clara Lacy. daughter of b. j
Daley. and Raymond Getty, also Of thi
city. were married at ST. Mary's Churcl
Tuesday morning, the Rev. u. w
Mcmahon performing the ceremony.
News has been received that Lieut.
Carl T. Hatch son Of William BENJAMIN
Hatch of Baltimore, Nd, has been cite,
for extraordinary heroism under fire
Lieutenant Hatch's father was formerl,
purchasing agent Of the Central Vernon
railway
The condition of Harold Sharlow O
Enosburg Falls, who was operated upo,
for appendicitis at the st. Adams hospita
"Wednesday morning. is Favorable