Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20


ciety after which an interesting program
was enjoyed The Rev. r.. l.. Drury acted
as toas tniaster. Talks we're given by Mrs
y. y. Post, tho Rev. +. RI. Cole. Charles
ID. Watson and Fuller G.. Smith. The
program also consisted OF a vocal solo by
Mrs. G.. +. Barker and selections by the
choir.
Miss Hortcnse Paduet, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Paquct of Lake street,
and Walter Bartlett, son of Mr.. and Mrs
r. IT. Bartlett OF Newton street. were
united in marriage at Holy Angels
Church Monday morning at 7:3O O'Clock.
the Rev. l.. r. Desrochcrs performing
the ceremony Mrs. Arthur Ryan was
matron of honor and Mr. Ryan was host
man. The bride was gowned in white
satin with veil and CARRIED white roses.
The nntron OF honor wo6 suit Of blue
Copenhagen and n picture hat and car
ried white carnations. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony breakfast was
served to the immediate relatives and
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett left at
10:2j o'clock for a weeks trip and on
their return they will reside at the homo
of the brides parents.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Ladue
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laduc
of Messenger street and ira Gross of
Gross Of Richford. took place at st.
Mary's rcctory Monday afternoon at
three o'clock. the Rev. j. j. Boyle per-
forming tho ceremony. Miss Hortense
Ladue acted as maid OF honor and Walter
Wry as best man. The bride wore a gown
OF white net and carried q bridal bouquet
of white roses Tho maid Of honor wore
q pink French wolfe gown, with black
hat. and carried pink carnations. Immc
datcly following the cermony Il reception
was held at the home Of the brides
parents. Mrs. Joseph S. fIoyt of Detroit
poured, assisted ny the Misses Leila
Gross. Mabel Kennedy ard Marion
Brooks. NJ. and Mrs. Gross left in the
evening fo: trip to Montreal
and vicinity. On their return they
will reside in Montpelier where the groom
Is employed. The bride Is a graduate of
the local high school and recently has
been employed in Perron & Boivn's store.
The groom Is we'll known here where he
was prominent in athletics while a stu
dent Il. the st. Adams High School.
4 son, Clifton Earle. was born MAY II
TO Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Il. Entwistle at
tho home of Mrs. Entwstlc's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. +. A. Marshall, OF Bishop
street.
u. w. Splain. who has been iii for si3:
months, has gone to Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hewitt have
returned from n two weeks wedding trip
to Cleveland, Ohio, and Detroit. Mich.
ana vii; take up their residence In the
fiat on North Main street which will
soon be vacated by Avery G.. Smith and
family.
At the Republican town caucus at the
town hall at the Bay Saturday evening
| l.. j. Peterson, y. l.. Corliss, II. Is.
Brooks and w. +. Cunningham were
! elected delegates to the state Republican
convention to he held in Montpelier. The
! Democratic town caucus held at the town
! hall Saturday evening elected George
I Dunsmore, Jay Button, James Mooney
! and Z. J. Ward delegates TO the Demo-
cratic State convention which is to be
+ held in Montpelier.
| Bernard and John Daley were severely
cut about the face and head and bruised
on the legs when the automobiie Wh'ch
the former was driving was overturned
in the highway about three miles beyond
Georgia as the men were returned from
n trip to Burlington. The steering geai
broke and as Mr.. Daley lost control OF
the car it hit a telegraph pole with such
force as to break the post in two. Fl. w
Hatch, who happened to be driving by
soon after the accident occurred brought
the men to this city where DR.. II. II
Johnson attended them. Bernard Daley
was more seriously injured than his son
The automobile was badly damaged
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sweeney OF High
street have announced the marriage en-
gagcmcnt of their daughter Gertrude, to
Stacy Davis Of Utica, n. Y.
In the preiminaries for the prize speak
ing contest which is to take place at the
! City Hall next Friday evening. Donald
Dunsnore and Miss Beatrice Driver were
chosen TO represent the ST. Adams HIGH
School The other contestants were the
Misses Nina Baker. Bornadette Mayo
,,Helon Harris and Dorothy IIehion. and
the judges were the Rev Richaro II
Armstrong, Col. Charles $. Forbes and
Mrs F. A. HYATT The other schools
which will participate in the contest
Friday night are the Swanton and Rich
ford High Schools and Bellows Free
Academy Of Fairfax.
F.. w. Sault left Saturday for Ran
dolph, where he goes to see his sister
Miss Harriet f. sault. who has been seri
ously i'll over a year, and who is grad
ually failing in strength
Word has been received that w
Stewart Clark Of Schenectady. n. Y.
formerly of this city. has been appointed
general manager of large plant II
Bridgeport. Conn. recently purchased b,
the General Electric company. Mr.. Clarl
has been assistant superintendent in thu
Schenectady plant several years
Miss Ida NJ. Hazard has returned hom'
from New York, where she has beer
spending about TOUR months. and ha
opened her T. 5use on Fairfield street fo
the summer Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P. Bril-
and son. Donald II. Brill who have beer
spending tho winter in Maiden, Mass.
are In this city for a brief stay will
Mrs. Brills sister. Miss Hazard. on thu
way to Franklin. where they will visi
relatives and friends,
The Public Electric Light company ha
OF exhibition in its window on Mort
Main street a blue heron Which was re
, sponsible for the sautting off OF tn
electric power from this city early Tues
day morning. About a mile below tn
power plant at Fairfax Falls the bir
came In contact with an electric wir
. carving 1900 volts. The wings of tn
, bird connecting the wires caused a shor
circuit and the city was without light
!, untn,l the power was switched on TO
rese,v line
Friends In this city will he intereste
To learn hat at union a'aduation eX
!, ercises of seven Of the principal hospital
of Detroit. Mich. held May II, Miss X
Loretta O.Heare, daughter OF Mr.. an
: Mrs. NJ. n, O'Hcare OF Ferris street, an
= Miss Agnes z. Bibby, daughter of MI
md Mrs. William Bibby. formerly Of thi
CITY. now OF Cornwall Ont. were grad
mated from the Providence hospital. Tn
Misses O'Heare and Bibby will remain Il