Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24

before her companions noticed her. AS
she went down the second time her broth
er, Clyde. saw her and went to her as
sistance and with the help of Miss Rich
ards, brought her to shore.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gotta of Milton at the Sherwood sanitari-
UNI June 10.
News has been received of the birth Of
a son, June 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Wright of New York Mrs. Wright was
formerly Miss Bertha James Of this city.
News has been received of a birth Of
son Tuesday morning to DR.. and Mrs.
II. Gordon Sloan of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Sloan was formerly Miss Elizabeth
James of this city.
Assistant Judge r. A. Collins yester-
day annouced his candidacy for re-
nomination and reelection. His name
/ will be entered in the Republican pri-
maries.
! pretty wedding took place at St.
D., Mary's Church yesterday morning at 7:45
o'clock when Mrs. J. Agnes Riley) Braut
and William c. Leahy were united in
marriage, the Rev. ]. j. Boyle performing
! the ceremony. The bridal party entered
! the church to the strains of the wedding
march played by Mrs. Arthur Bostwick.
The attendants were Miss Kathryn
Atherton, niece of the bride. and William
| Carroll. cousin Of the groom. The bride
! wore a blue georgette gown and a
black picture hat. The bridesmaid wore
blue satin and georgette with hat to
match. Following the ceremony the couple
loft for Montreal and other Canadian
points. On their return they will reside
on Elm street.
AS a result of the increase in the salary
of the teachers employed in the city
schools there will be no difficulty in Sc
curing teachers for next year. All but
one teacher has signed a contract for an
other year. Mrs. Jennie G. Brown. com
nercial teacher in the high school. will
not return next year. No teacher has YET
been assigned to fill the vacancy. Mrs
Brown has secured a position in Rhode
Stand. With an increase of salary com
mencing July all the ianitors OF the
schools have signed contracts to remair
another year
daughter. Anna Palmer, was bor1
June 90 to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carey.
News has been received of the brit
of a son. Robert Warren, to Mr.. and Mrs
Is. p. Greene Mrs. Greene was formerl!
Miss Clara Higgins of this city.
According to q report submitted by c.
Sumner. chairman Of the recent Salvation
Army drive for home service funds. st
Adams has subscribed ss41.4. The quot'
of this city was originally placed at SEQ
but was said to have been set too higl
through an error.
: The condition Of Miss Marion Beach
!, who underwent an operation at the st
Adams hospital Tuesday is favorable.
Mrs. E H. Royce. who was operated
upon at the Marvin sanitarium few
weeks ago returned to her home much i'm
proved in health.
. Sarah Bonneville Secours. aged 66. die
$ at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Loui
, Secours of the Bronson road Wednes
5 day morning at four o'clock She is sur
vived besides her husband by three daugh
tiers. Mrs. Gilbert Boulanger of st. Alban
town, Mrs. Homer Lemre of Cornwall
, Ont, and Mrs. Edward Rivet of Mon
treal Que, and by two sons. Philippe Sc
! cours of Halifax, n. s.. and Oliver Sc
oours of Montreal The funeral will h
held in Montreal Friday morning at 81
Mary's Cathedral Church, the Rev. Their
, len officiating. Burial will be in the fam
, lily lot in Cote dc Neige cemetery Tn
body will be taken to Montreal Thursda
= morning on train No. II. which leave
= here at TAO O'Clock, standard time. tn
body will be accompanied to Montrea
, by Mrs. George Boulanger and JOSEF
Ponnevjl1e