Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-07

J. j. Boyle performing the ceremony.
Miss Delma Menard acted as bridesmaid
and Frederick Bergman as best man.
Following the ceremony a dinner was
served to the immediate relatives and
friends at the home OF the brides
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lemay. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones have gone on a trip to
Detroit. Mich, and Chicago. Mr.. Jones
was a member Of the local Machine Gun
Company and went overseas as a SER
geant. During the battle Of xvray he
was wounded by shell nre which kept him
from active service during the remainder
Of the war He was cited for bravery
while in action by the divisional COM
mander.
The Autonoe club will hold its annual
tea party October IL.
Mrs. Hattie Hartagem, aged 68 years.
died about II o'clock Monday evening at
the st. Adams hospital. The body was
taken to the undertaking rooms of G. r.
McAllister, and Tuesday afternoon it
was sent to her late home In Montgom-
cry. The funeral was held at the
Church OF Isadore yesterday morning at
nine o'clock. The burial took place In
the family lot In the Montgomery ceme-
terry.
Miss Kathleen Walsh has gone to New
keeper in the Office Of w. G. Brownell.
formerly Of this city. who is employed
by a firm manufacturing sugar refining
machinery.
An automobile owned by Howard Clarke
Of this city was badly damaged about
seven o'clock Monday evening when it
collided with a car Of the st. Adams &
Swanton Traction Co. Mr.. Clarke was
Just about to drive from the street into
his garage. 1t is said that Mr.. Clarke
while crossing the car track In order to
get into his yard. shifted gears. tenn
porarily stopping his car. He did not
realize the nearness of the approaching
electric. The car was in charge Of w. S.
Clark. conductor. and r. Bennett, motor
man. Before the motorman could stop
the car 1t hit the automobile. No one
was injured.
Ethan and Deal Asetine of this city
have rented from John NJ. Evans of New
York city, the property known as the
Jones block at 1is Church street. Bur-
hng:on, for a term OF years. They will
open in the near future market for the
handling of farm produce. A portion Of
the building viii be altered and refriger-
ators will be Installed for the purpose of
carrying a line of fresh eggs, oysters,
e ;. The Aseltine Brothers have been
in business In this city for some time
and recently enlarged their business by
buying the grocery business Of John Cor
liss In the w. T. Merritt building Deal
T. Aseltine will soon go to Burlington
and will be the resident manager Of the
Burlington store.
c. F.. Hines and w. f. Hoyt Of New
Haven. Conn, former members of Com
pany D. 1oard Machine Gun Battalion. ar
rived in this city Monday by automobile
to visit former members of the company.
who live here. Both men we're wounded
In action while in France and were cited
for bravery by their divisional COM
mander.
The trespass case of the Missisquoi Pulp
& Paper Co. Of Sheldon Springs VS..
Mahlon Tillotson Of Lowell, which has
been occupying the attention of Frank
lin County Court for the past two weeks.
will probably go to the jury to-day. The
taking of evidence was completed yester-
day and the arguments we're begun.
Mrs. Anna G. Battles Is critically i'll a,
the Sherwood sanitarium.
Gaylord F. Rushford has gone to Bur-
lington. where he has secured a position
In the shoe store Of Lewis 6 Blanchard