Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-01
Miss Josephine NJ. Brusa. daughter Of

home OF the bride on Water street,
Thursday afternoon. the Rev G. ".
Redding performing the single ring ser
vice The couple were unattended. The
bride wore a tailored suit OF dark blue
with hat to match and carried hou-
quet Of white carnations Following
the ceremony. q wedding breakfast was
served to the immediate relatives Mr..
and Mrs. Struzzi left on a wedding trip
to New York and New Jersey and on
where the groom Is employed in Cross
Brothers Granite sheds. Mr.. Struzz
received his honorable discharge from
the U. S. army in November having
served two years in the medical corps
"A daughter. Louise Aletha, was born
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs John Davis
and granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Davis and Dean and Mrs. II. r.
Roberts.-The funeral of Joseph NJ
Bullock was held Friday afternoon
from the Universalist Church, the Rev.
G. T.. Brigham of Woodstock, "A former
pastor of Mortified. offlciated The
Masonic burial service was conducted
by Past Master William A. Shaw of
Dewitt Clinton lodge F. & A. NJ The
Knight Templars. Dewitt Clinton lodge
r. & A. NJ. and the Alpha Sigma Pi
Fraternity Of Norwich University at
tended the funeral In body. There
was also a delegation from Mt. Sinai
Temple, and the Scottish Rights of Bur
lington, present at the funeral. Burial
was in Emwood cemetery, George
Cross, John Cross, c. A. Plumley snd
F. A. Phillips. Shriners, acted as
bearers.-Mrs. F.. w. Howe, one Of
Northheld's oldest and most highly
respected residents quietly celebrated
her 9s birthday at her home on Vine
street last week. A family dinner was
served to which four generations we're
present, Mrs. Howe, her son, Col. F. L..
Howe, grandson. II. NJ. Howe and
Observation-Disclosures, Majel Howe. An
other son. Wilbur Howe. of Aver,
Mass. granddaughter. Mrs f.. l.. Bean
and great granddaughter Leona Bean
of Proctor. we're not able to be present.
Eugene Davis. who was called here
by the death Of his sister. Mrs. II. H..
Hoisen. has returned to his home in
Canton, Mass.-David Beattie has pur-
chased the Severance house on Cross
street owned by the J. f. Severance
estate. now occupied by Mrs. william
Nusent, Miss Ann Riley has pur-
cshased the house owned by the Sever
ance estate located on school and Cross
streets, where Miss Riley now lives
Theron Strong of Lyndonville has been
visiting his mother. Mrs II. w. Strong,
the past Week.-Mrs. Katherine ODell
Of Montpelier Seminary was the guest
Of Miss Euia Aldrich Sunday. They re-
turned to Montpelier Monday to resume
their duties at the seminary after a
two weeks vacation.-Miss Leda 3.
Stevens. teacher in the Barre city
schools is spending her Easter vacation
with her sister. Mrs. Charles A. Plum
ley. Miss Florence Holland also of Barre
Is spending her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Holland. -
Emelio Politti has purchased the F. n.
Carpenter house on Carpenter avenue.
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Carpen-
tsr.-Gilson Loveland of Springfield, II.
" Bullock OF Springfield, Mass. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Blake of Hartford. Conn.
who were called here by the death of
Joseph NJ. Bullock have returned home.
Earl Hutchins has finished work in J.
II. Denny's meat market. His place
has been taken by Frank Foley--John
Allen. who has been spending the
greater part Of the winter at the home
Of c. S. Kimball, has so far recovered
from his fall as to be able to return to
his home at Mortified Falls
Miss Mary E. Doheny Of Mont
pelier visited in town the past
week guest of Mrs. H. d.
Morrill,. Tho Doheny house on King
street has been sold to Henry Dubuque
Of Springfield. Mass. Mr.. Dubuque has
moved his family here.-The Boys Scouts
OF Mortified most flttingly celebrated the
first anniversary of their organization
by supper in the Methodist Church
veetry. Every member of the organiza-
ton was present. The counsellors
Prof. s. r. Howard, Honorable Frank
Plumley and DR.. G. n. welch and the
scout masters. Cadet o. C. Taylor and
Richard Gaylord. were guests Of the eve
ning.-Norwich University closed Wed.
nesday for the annual Easter vacation
and opens again at retreat wedne sday
night April 7th-The remains of Patrick
O'Grady, whose death occurred in St
Adams, were brought here Monday for
burial in st. Johns Catholic cemetery
Mr.. OGrady was formerly from Rox.
bury. but had been making his home with
his daughter. Mrs. John Brann. The
deceased was "a years old and is sur
Of Brighton Mass, and Mrs. John Brann
of st. Adams and four sons, John
O'Grady OF Roxbury. Michael O'Grady of
Montpelier. Dennis O'0rady of Rutland
and James OGrady OF st. Albans.-Mrs.
II. f. Estabrooks. who returned last weel,
from Cohoes. n. Y, was called there
again Tuesday morning by the serious
condition of her granddaughter. Janet
Estabrook. The little girl has been III
with pneumonia and has had to undergo
surgical operation on the lungs-Miss
Mable Rice. who attends Middlebury Col.
lege. is spending her vacation with her
father, Norman Rice, and grandfather
j. C. Rice.-Mrs. Katherine Swenson with
her son and daughter OF South Royalton
is to move to Mortified and will occupy
the north tenement in st. Marys rectory
Miss Helen McKevey. who formerly at.
tended the Mortified high school. visited
| friends in town last week Miss
| McKelvey is attending the University OF
Vermont and went from here to her home
| in Thetford to spend her vacation.-Miss
Beatrice Mckee, deaconess of tn,
Methodist Church in Northheld, has sc
far recovered from her recent illness al
to be able to assume her dutiss.-Miss
| Edna Phillips of New Hampshire State
College, Durhamh n. H., Is spending q
vacation at the home OF her father. +. A
Phllips.-Miss Jetta Thomas who has
been seriously Ill with bronchial pneu-
monia, is slowly improving. Rev. c
| r.. Brigham. who came here to officiats
at the funeral OF Joseph NJ. Bullock
spent few days with friends in town. re.
turning to Woodstock. Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. ], X. Stone were called tc
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