Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28

was a native of Underhil. born February
= lS63, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Pa
TRICK Fitzgerald. After her marriage
she came to Moretown, where with he,
husband she lived for some years. after
which she lived in Willamstown. later
I In Montpelier and then in Mlddlesex.
they having bought the Asa George plac.
last spring. She leaves her husband,
three children, Mrs. Human Cutler of
Montpelier, Mrs. Harry Hazard and Wit
liam M. Mackin of Waterbury, Conn.
two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Bassett and Mrs.
Lizzie Bassett of Morrisville and one
brother, Edward Fitzgerald of Franklin.
Mass.
The marriage of Miss Vera Lyman of
Middlebury and Frank Carter Cory of
montpelier occurred at seven o'clock
wednesday morning at st. Mchael's
chapel. the Rey 7. j. Long performing
the ceremony. They were attended by
william Cory, brother and Mrs. Harry
fratt Lyman, a sister OF the bride. The
chapel was decorated with smlaX and
yellow and white chrysanthemums. The
bride was attractively eowned in a blue
travelling suit and wore corsage of
Violets and orchids. After the wedding
breakfast was served at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Cory on
LOOMS street where the table
decorations were Maryland roses
and chrysanthemums The newly
weds motored to Burlington and will
enjoy an extensive honeymoon, after
which they will occupy the Ballard
residence for the winter The bride
Is a graduate of the Castleton Nor
NAL school and taught in Barre.
she has been employed in the
vermont Mutual Fire Insurance office for
a Few years. The groom is the youngest
son or Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Cory, n
graduate of Phillips Andover Academy
and the Sheffield Scientific school in Yale
University. In the Mexican trouble he
/ saw service in the Connecticut Battery
A, lGird field artillery, and in the world
war served as first lieutenant in the 1o6th
field artillery in the 9th division. He is
secretary and director of the Wetmore
~ Morse Granite company; a school com
missioner in Montpelier; n member of
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity in Yale,
/ and OF the Yale club of New York.
Among the out of town guests were Harry
Pratt Lyman of Fort Smith. Ark. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles f. Cook of Middlebury,
uncle and aunt of the bride, with
whom she lived for some years.
/ Bert F. Gauther of New York and Miss
Marion l.. Collins of Montpelier were mar
81. Michael's chapel about $50 O'Clock
/ Wednesday morning. They were at
tended by Miss Bailey of Hudson Mass,
cousin Of the bride and by Clarence
Gauthier of Montpelier. brother of the
groom The bride and her maid We're
in taupe colored gowns. Following the
marriage they went to the brides home
where n breakfast was served. After
wards they left for wedding trip and
I will. on the completion of this, reside
in New York, where the groom Is mana
ger of a restaurant. Both of the young
people are natives of Montpelier and both
attended the parochial and high schools
! In town. The bride has been for few
! years a clerk in the Wheatley store while
the groom has resided in New York for
about eight years. They received large
number of wedding gifts
\ daughter was born Tuesday to Mr.
and Mrs. John Crossett
The detour which has existed in East
Montpelier and Montpelier since the fed
eral aid road project was commenced a
few weeks ago near East Montpelier Will
age has been removed by order of S. B.
Bates, State highway commissioner be
cause the hill road which Is the shorter
and generally the better road is slippery
now because of leaves and rain.
Effie NJ. Rich Of Roxbury was COM
mitted to the school home for feeble
minded in Brandon by the probate court
Wednesday, John II. Stone. city grand
juror, represented the State In the matter
James a. Howe of Barre has settled his
account in the estate Of Charles NJ Howe
late Of Barre town.
Mrs. Eveline Huse, long time resident
of Barre died about 6:15 o'clock Wednes-
day morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Hayes Rassett in Marshfed, where she
went few weeks ago planning to spend
the winter with her daughter. Death was
due to diabetes with which she has
suffered some years. She caught cold
last week and failed very fast since Sun
day. The deceased was born in Barton
July IS. 1854, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Alden. Her early life was passed
in that and adjacent towns. Some IS
years ago she was married to Samuel
Huse and came to Barre TO live, residing
on Hill street for many years. She ha,
been active in .he work In Hedding
Methodist Church for many years. She
is survived by three children. Mrs. Bas-
sett in Marshfield, Mrs. l.. A. Kelly of
Montpelier, and Arthur $. Huse of
Barre also "A brother, T. j. Alden OF
Ramsey, y. j. She traced her ancestors
to John Alden, one of the early settlers
Of Massachusetts. The body will be
brought to Barre and it is expected the
funeral will take place from the home
of her son at 10 Hill street Friday after
noon.
Howard. the 11-year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Trepto of East Montpelier
died about four o'clock Wednesday morn
ing following long illness covering
several months with complications of
diseases The funeral will take place at
the home Friday afternoon.
Miss Maudc 4. Griffin Of Montpelier
and Luke +. Gallagher of Barre were
married at 7:3o O'Clock Tuesday morning
at St. Augustine's Church In the presence
of n large number Of relatives and
friends, The Rev. p. j. Long performed
the ceremony. They We're attended by
Miss Mary Fisher. cousin OF tho bride
and Charles Gibbons OF Barre, friend of
the groom, Mrs. T. T.. Callahan played
the wedding march. The ushers were
Robert Fisher of Burlington and T. j.
| Carroll of Montpelier, cousins OF the
BRIDE. Following the ceremony. a break
fast was served at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Fisher. grandparents of
the bride, after which the newly weds
left for trip including Boston and sue
ceeded in escaping from those who went
to the train to see them away. The bride
is a daughter OF W. II. Griffin OF Bur-
| lngton, but has made her home with her
grandparents since the death OF her
mother 10 years ago. She has been en-
| poyed for two years as compositor by
/ the Evening Argus. The groom Is n res
/ taurant owner in Barre son of Mrs
Martha Gallagher and has always lived
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