Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-22
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

News has been received Of the death
July 6 of Mrs. Laura Fay Smith. which
Cured at the home of her daughter at
ranac Lake. Mrs. Smith was a daughter
the Rev. Charles d, Wyman and widow
the late Rev. Francis Wyman Smith
Woodstock. They formerly resided in
Is city.
The funeral of +. y. Gauvreau. aged 70
srs, who died Friday night from the
suits Of a stroke of paralysis suffered,
ednesday. morning was held at st.
brys Church Monday morning at nine
lock. The burial took place in Holy
foss cemetery. Mr.. Gauvreau was born
st. our, Que. He was a successful mer-
ant t5ilor and had been in business here
r 10 years up to the time Of his retire
ent a few years ago. He was also in
Psiness in Montpelier and Barre. Besides
S wife he Is survived by seven children:
bert j., Of Montpelier. Mrs. Philip F.
elkey Of st. Albans Bay with whom he
ade his home, Mrs. Peter Buchanan Of
ontrelier. Mrs. n. j. Mcnard of Wa
rhury. Arthur f., Of Ashburnham
ass, Mrs. Spencer Macarthur of Detroit,
hd Mrs, Oscar Richard of st. Al
(ns; also by three grandchildren.
Miss Cynthia q. Herrick. aged Is years.
ed at the home of Miss G.. G.. Hadley
81. Adams Bay Sunday afternoon at
be o'clock after an Illness dating back
December. Miss Herric X was
Prn in Highgate but spent most of
Pr life in East Swanton and this vicinity.
he is survived by a step-brother, Rufus
ussell. of East Hardwick.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Margaret
ennedy, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
anes z. Kennedy. and Walter Edward
FRY, eldest son of MIR. and Mrs. Irving
Try took place at st. Mary's Church
iesday morning at eight o'clock, Rev.
j. Boyle performing the The
ride wore a gown of white georGette
-ere and a pink and White poke hat. she
arried an arm bouquet of sweethear TT
bses. She was attended by her sister.
iss Lillian Kennedy. who was attired in
gown of rose georgettc creme with pic
IRE hat Of the same color. She carried
bouquet of sweet peas. Ernest V. Wry.
brother IF the groom. acted as hest
ian. After the ceremony a wedding
reskfast was served to the immediate
Natives and friends at the rome of the
rides parents. The bridal couple have
one on a few DAYS trip to New York.
ney will reside in this city upon their
hturn. Mr.. Wry is employed as cashier
the freight office of the Central YER
nont railway. The bride has been en-
loyed as operator AT the office of the
rankin County Telephone Co, for the
asst min years.
Walter H.. Stevens. who has been re-
living treatment at Miami, Fla, under
overnment supervision, returned home
tonday night. Mr.. Stevens has been suf-
erin from rheumatism which he con-
racted while in service in France. His
ondition shows no marked Improvement.
The dates Of the Franklin County Fair
his wear are August 30 and 81 and Sep
kmber / and ?. Every effort has been
Jade to make the attractions this year
bitter than the preceding years. George
Stebhins, who has served the Frank
p County Fair association as general
Iperintendent for many years and for
be past two years as superintendent of
Entails, has resigned and F. A. Dagles
Sheldon Springs has been appointed TO
Icceed him.
News has been received that after sew
b years of missionary work in the Far
asst. Miss Narolyn I. Sewell. who is well
nown here, arrived at San Francisco
bly, Is aboard the China Mail Steamship
ompany's liner. Nile" After a brief stay
the West Miss Sewell will proceed East
There she will spend a years leave of alb
ence with relatives. She is expected some
me during the summer at tho home of
er sister, Mrs. Roswell NJ. Austin. Miss
eweIl went out for the American Board
# Foreign Missions and for many years
|ad charge Of educational work for the
Missionaries at Tientsinn. China. She is a
laughter of the Rev. John c. Sewell of
Lake Helene. Fla.