Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-26

y. r. Flanagan, were married at St ,
| Marys Church Monday morning at seven ,
O'Clock by the Rev. y. w. Mcmahon /
The couple was attended by Miss Lii
liam Peters and Odds Morcross. The
bride wore n gown of white crepe de
chine and q white hat The bridesmaid
wore n blue silk dress and blue hat. A
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride. the immediate rela-
tives being present. The couple left this
city on train No 2 at 1925 O'Clock for a
trip to Worcester, Lowell, Springfield,
Mass, and Keene, N. II.
Miss Ethel Basford, clerk in the
T.. j. Alexander drug store on North
Main street, was robbed of her hand
bag Saturday evening about 1045 o'clock
while on her way home from work. The
bag contained less than dollar in
change and few personal articles.
Miss Basford had received her weeks
salary in the morning and fortunately
did not have it with her. She was on
her way up Ferris street and when
opposite the nurses home she heard
someone approaching from behind. She
paid no attention and 1t was nothing
unusual. but when the person got close
to her she felt her bag, which hung on
her arm, snatched from her. She
. screamed and as she looked around she
saw a man running toward the hospital
grounds. He was in his shirt sleeves
and wore no hat. Her screams brought
several people to the scene, but no
trace of the man could be found.
Miss Edith Shaw has resigned her
position as clerk in the Offices of the
> mechanical department of the Central
Vermont railroad, and expects to re-
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) lege, South Hadley Mass, in the fall
Miss Mary Haynes, who has been
school nurse for three years, went to
Gloversville, N. Y, Monday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Charles Harris. August I
she will go to Burlington to become
' superintendent of the nurses at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. /.
u Miss Marguerite Bascom, daughter of
= Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bascom. and
y Charles Carter OF Lebanon, N. H.. were
married at Holy Angels Church Tues
= day morning at eight O'Clock by the
l. Rev. l.. r. Desrochers. Miss Annette
o Jarvis acted as bridesmaid and Henry
5 Plomondon Of Boston as best man. The
bride wore a gown of white georgette
e crepe and hat to match and carried a
o bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaid
: wore pink georgette crepe with hat tc
match and carried pink roses Follow
ing the ceremony a wedding breakras
was served at the home of the bride
Mrs. Murphy catering. After short
D. trip Mr.. and Mrs Carter will reside il
e Lebanon, n. Fl. The bride was married
- on her parents goth wedding anniver
D sary. Among those people from out o
town who attended were Mrs. Felix St
: Amour of Watertown, n. Y, Mr.. anC
" Mrs Felix Lafiame and Miss Lillian
do IL
:. and Mrs. H. Lafley and Mr.. and Mrs
~ Jacobs.
-, miscellaneous shower party wa
~ given Miss r. Annie Palmer Monda,
~ evening by Miss Murel Boaz. Miss Pal
-. mer is soon to be married to Harold J
g Carey.
., The funeral of Cornelius Wells o
N South Hadley. Mass. who was seize
Il with cramps and drowned while bathing
a, in the Connecticut river, was held Tues
"A day afternoon at the home of his broth er
n in-law, Herbert Peters. The burial wa
ga in Georgia Plains cemetery. The bod
,e was brought to the undertaking room
an of r. H. Mecorney Monday night.
a Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Burbank have re
r. ceived word of the death of their daugh
in ter-in-law. Mrs. Jay f. Burbank @
20. Wichita, Kans. Besides her husband sh
he aged IS months.
ma F. o. Menard returned home Tuesda
b. morning having received his final dis
nd charge from the army. He has been
nd service since April %, 1913, Mr.. Menar
re- was members of the 301st Engineer
nv fourth corps, and was with the army
a occupation
he The members of the Verulam clu
e. entertained the members of the Az
at tonoe club at the former clubs room
b. Wedne sday evening The program II
IS Guided a little playlet, How the Veru
w. lam Club Was Formed" The member
e. Of the cast were the Misses Winlfrc
to Barnes, Pearl Dyke, Kathleen WalFl
IT Teresa sullivan. Catherine Hacket
]. Loretta Howrigan. Alice Brewer, Wi
ng helmina McEillop, Emma Bushey, Win
'e- fred Hope, Myrtle Duguld and Win
.w fred Hoey. Following the entertai ~
so. ment refreshments were served.
m News has been received Of the ma
IL riage of Miss Eva G. Marvin. former
arl of this city, to John McCahe. L.
as ~. of Melrose. Mass. which took plat
nv at Chelsea. Mass. Saturday. June ;
At The bride. who was a former reside'
iss of this city several years. has bee
to assistant superintende OF nurses
II the Cooley-Dickinson hospital. Nortl
YER ampton, Mass, for nearly three year,
NJ Frank Hart. aged e66 years, III,
lie Tuesday afternoon at $40 O'Clock
ss his home on Federal street. The boo
he was taken to r. H Mecorney's unde
taking parlors on Kngman street ar
will be taken to-day to West Emo
burg, whore the funeral services W
lay be held this afternoon at one o'c!oC
os- at the Methodist Episcopal Church. I'll
raj burial will take place in the We
,rg Enosburg cemetery.
is William L. Vielleux a tinsmith, wi
a. resides on Lake street, received n =
all we're wound Tuesday afternoon viii
in at work putting cave troughs on
house located on Federal street.
was cutting a piece of galvanized III
lily right hand Just below the wrist. I
for II. II. Johnson was summoned ~
ms: dressed the wound Several stitch
.iss were taken. The mans condition
my favorable. although he is weak fro
ST. the loss of blood.
ity, Members of the fire department We
MY called out at $40 o'clock yesterdi
wo morning for a blaze In the baseme
ice, of The Films on North Main sire
ere owned by DR.. Arthur O. Morton T
iuu ash box of water heater had be-
.nv cleaned out by the janitor. There we
in some live Goals in the ashes and VIII
oar thrown on the ash pile whore the
'ar. had e'IueHt'S oee" '"to"" sum P''l
IA n smudge was started causing consi