Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-10

was held last Saturday morning from st.
Mary's Catholic Church, the Rev. V. F.
Cray officiating. The bearers we're Joseph
Cronan, James Condor Of Rutland, +. F..
Whelen, Thomas Dever, John Reynolds,
Thomas Norton. Burial was in St. Mary's
cemetery.-Miss Teresa Dram has opened
a tea house at her home on Conant square.
| The marriage of Miss Anna Lynch,
daughter OF Mrs. Timothy Lynch OF this
| town and Leo Bernard Dunn. son Of Mrs.
James n. Dunn Of Rutland, was solem-
lied Saturday evening at st. Mays
Church. the Rev y. F. Cray performing
the ceremony. Miss Mary Lynch of Put
/ land acted bridesmaid and Edward j.
| Dunn Of Rutland, a brother Of the groom.
was best man. The bride was dressed In
a blue travelling suit, with hat to match
| and carried a pearl rosary The brides
maid wore a gown of dark blue with
hat to match. Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was held and din
ner served at the Brandon Inn. Mrs.
Dunn has lived here nearly all Of her
life and has been cashier in W. D. Nit
ting's department store. She received
many gifts Of cut glase. china, and
substantial check. The couple left on
the sleeper for a brief wedding trip to
Boston. after which Mr. Dunn, who Is in
the navy. will Join his ship on the Pacifc
coast and Mrs Dunn will remain with
her mother during his absence.-James
Norton, VINO has been visiting his broth
er, John Norton. for some time has re-
turned to his home in Union city. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester X. Slavery of West
T Haven. Conn, spent last Sunday and
Monday here with relatives, while on
their way to Hyde Park.-Mr. and Mrs.
{. j. Bird of Shelburne Falls, Mass are
spending week here at the home Of Ell
2 mer Trombley on Carver street.-Mr.
Y and Mrs. r. w. Ray have returned from
. Lake George. where they spent 10 days
n Mr.. and Mrs William r. Smith have
@ | returned from Providence, p. l., where
- they visited their son. Donald Smith
4 MIR. and Mrs George Churchill spent
the weekend in Bennington.-Mrs. Elmer
:, Preston of Fair Haven. is visiting her
4 parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e n. Parmelee.--
= Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Thomas have
returned to East Lynn after spending
:, three weeks here with his father, Lucien
- Thomas.-The Misses Gladys Johnson and
. Inez Benon have returned from Lake
=. George, where they spent some time in
- camp.-Mss Helena Parmelee who has
y been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
- Edward Parmelee, has returned to wash
" ington, y. C.-Ralph Williams has re-
" turned to Boston. after spending several
! days here with his mother, Mrs. II. l.,
Williams.-Mrs. T. A. Boyle has returned
:. to her home in Rutland after visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. n. Parm-
x elee
,. Mrs Kate Shields who suffered shock
u Of paralysis Saturday June D. died
= Thursday morning. she Is survived by a
u sister Miss Hattie Powers Of this town
e and brother in Savannah. Ga.-Amos ".
i Rabbit died Thursday evening after an
illness of a few hours with acute indiges-
ton He was "a years of age, and be-
sides his wife is survived by three daush-
ters Miss Maud Babbtt of Winooski, Mrs.
Il Leon Fillioe and Miss Grace Babbitt. ono
80 son, John Of Maine; one sister Mrs. Ma.
n tina Stevens of Rutanad and three broth
,s ers Charles Rabbit. George Babbitt ~
i, Albany and Dan Of Orwell. Mr.. Babb't.
- was a veteran Of the Civil War and a
. member of c. ]. Orwell Post. No Is G. A.
.a In. The funeral was held Sunday af-
-, ernoon at two O'Clock at the house on
!. Seminary hill.
80 The funeral service for Charles j.
e. Brown. who died very suddenly of heart
failure last Saturday at his home In
49, Forestdale. was held Monday afternoon
- at the Methodist Church in Forest dale
:" the Rev. L. NJ Hayes. the pastor, as
sisted by the Rev. H. S. Hill ohiciatng
Mr.. Brown was veteran Of the Civil
20 War and member of G. !. Ormsbe
Post No. IS. G. A. r. of this village
- The Grand Army burial was held at thu
-, grave by the post.-Mrs. NJ. A. Sturte'
want, who recently underwent a surgica
- operation at the Mary Fletcher hospita
49, in Burlingt ton. is reported to be naklns
=, a very satisfactory recovery.-SaturdaH
- evening at the meeting OF Neshob'
I've Grange the gentlemen will furnish thu
| ftor he
81 the Grange will meet once in tw'
VI weeks instead of every week,-Th'
w. Ladies' Guild of Grace Church Of For
{" estdale will give an entertainment Thurs
We day evening in Blodgett hall. a musi
~ cal program will be carried out
. which will be followed by farce, isis
Y, ter Mason A small admission will b.
~ charged.-B. A. Carr Is seriously i'll a
-. his home on Rossiter street with hear
-, ble.-Robert Carpenter is in Poultney
nu attending the Epworth League conven
NV ton as a delegate from the local league
TO- Carroll Ssco son OF Mr.. and Mrs
-, w II. Sisco, who recently returned fror
H. overseas received his discharge from tn
~" army last Monday at Camp Devens an
- returned home Tuesday morning. Mis-
LAY Catherine Sanders was given YER
~ pleasant surprise party last Monda
IA afternoon at her home Rossiter stree
!" by Is Of her girl friends, the occasio
ISIS being her 18th birthday. Refreshment
10 were served.
Se Ground has been broken for new laur
'"- dry and dry room at the State SchoC
re- for Feeble Minded. The building will
CIV 6Ox+O feet, one story high. with win
rs 1t will be constructed OF brick and cemer
I've with a slate roof, The floors in the was
sh rooms will be of concrete, and the interio
'nu finish will he in hard pine. II will c
''n equipped with all of the modern machiner
e. for doing the work The architect was
'ui- l.. Austin of Burlington, and Thomas "
nal Rogers of this town is the hullder.-Mis
AZ Nellie Jones has returned to SlatersVii
MS r. L.. after visiting her mother. Mr.
ner Frank Thomas. for several days.-A 50
nd was horn last Tuesday to Mr.. and Mr.
has Edward LaRock al their home in Fores
ea- dale.-Miss Leda Johnson is In Poultne
US attending the Epworth League CONVEX
the ton.
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