Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-01
Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Miss Mabel Maynard, daughter of Mrs.
Elumina Maynard Of Grove street. and
Lieut.. Leo NJ. Emery of Grove street
were united in marriage Saturday after
noon at four o'clock at St stephens
Church by the Rev J. B. McGarry. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Craig of Springfield. The bride was
gowned in brown suit with black pic
ture hat and carried n bridal bouquet of
red roses The bridesmaid carried red
roses, also. In the evening reception
from eight to 10 o'clock was held al the
home of the bride at which time I large
number of friends gathered to extend
their best wishes to the happy couple.
The house was prettiiy decorated with
evergreens and carnations. During the
reception music was furnished by Miss
Lillian Maynard, Miss Seymour and Ed
Miss Ina Pa,'izo, assisted by the Misses
Maisie Dillon. Hazel Flint. Margaret
Deadly and Anna Maynard The bridal
bouquet was caught by Miss Henrietta
Maynard sister of the bride. The bride
and groom were the recipients of many
beautiful and useful gifts. consisting of
linen. silver, cut glass, china and money.
The bride is we'll known in social circles
The groom is one of the famous Company
G officers and has seen Is months OF serV-
ice in France and has the distinction or
having been decorated 70" bravery under
fire The happy couple left on the night
train for a weeks stay in Boston. On
their return they will reside on Grove
street Among those from out of town
here to attend the wedding were MIR. and
Mrs. George Mulheron of St. Adams.
Harold Emery of Swanton, Miss Anna
Maynard of Boston and Mrs. Lucy
Robilard of Troy. n. Y.
The l4th annual banquet of the
Lafayette Hose company was held Sum
day at station No of the company
on Malletts Bay avenue A turkey dinner,
with everything that goes with 1t, was
served to about 100 members and guests
Charles a. Barber, who has been fore
man of the company for l3 years acted
as POSTMASTER. Among the speakers were
George H. Horton, pi resident Of the Yer
mont State FiremeIs association; Chief
of the Fire Department Charles Lavalley
Village President Bert Dubuc. Il. j. Wall
and T.. l.. Shuttleworth of the American
Wooden company: II. T. Southworth land
II. |. Stanhope of the Porter Screen COM
pany; ex-Fire Chief James Holloran, VII
lage Trustees Henry Homcister, Joseph
lCouchon and Theophile Simard. Peter
orchestra of five pieces furnished music
during the banquet, as well as the
Lafayette Hose company quartet.
Ernest II. Smith of Malletts Bay and
Miss Edith S. Kennedy of North DuNpury
were married on Wednesday, December a
at North Duxbury.
The banks and postoificc will observe
the usual holiday hours. There will be
but one delivery and that will be IN the
morning The barber shops viii be CLOSED
,all day
The ball given last evening by Winoosk
Post. No. H. American Legion. in Cor
poration hall was we'll attended. Must,
for the dancing was by the Legion or
chestra under the direction of JOSEPH
Lechnyr.
young lad whose name could not bt
Learned last evening was knocked dowr
land received few flesh wounds yester
day morning when he was struck by
truck owned by the Champlain VALLEY
Fruit company, which was on its way t.
Winooski. The accident occurred abou
Eight o'clock, The boy was standing he
hind ono of the iron Orders on the rive
bridge and did not see the truck coming
He stepped across the bridge to get
ride on a team owned by man named
Parizo which was going across the bridg
to Burlington, AS he moved from behin
the girder he was struck by the truck an
knocked down. The truck stopped ant