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

been commissioned a lieutenant in the
regular army. He left this city Thurs.
day for Fort Ethan Allen to receive his
final orders. Captain Tenney enlisted In
the st. Adams machine gun company in
1917 at the outbreak Of the European War.
when the company was formed He was
elected a second lieutenant of the COM
pany and when the First Vermont regi-
ment was broken up he was transferred
TO the lO2nd Machine Gun Battalion, 26th
Division and with that unit went over
seas. While In command of a platoon of
machine gunners in the front line at
Seichprey. he was captured and held a
captive In Germany until the armistlce
lie was severely wounded in the engage
mont in which he was captured but re-
covered while In Germany. Upon his ro-
turn TO this city he enlisted in tho newly
formed machine gun company and after
the resignation OF Harry Weber. he was
elected captain Of the company
News mas been received Of the death
of James Mcdonald. n former resident Of
st. Adams. at his home In Medford. Mass.
He ia survived by his wife and three
daughters, the Misses Eliza G and Emma
j.. Macdonald Of this city, and Mrs. A
n. Bradford. of this city.
Mrs. John A. Cah'll has announced the
t.
Elizabeth Frances. to Charles o. Powers
of Philadelphia. The wedding vii. take
place this month
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Gaylor,
who died at the Sherwood sanitarium Fri
day afternoon was held in the chapel at
r. II. Meccrney's undertaking rooms
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. tho
rev Ralph W. Stoody. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church officiating.
Burial took place In Greenwood ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Sarah Beach. widow of Charles
G. Beech. died suddenly Saturday evening
about $50 O'Clock at the home OF her son.
A. L. Beach OF Lower Weldon street. The
funeral was held in the chapel at r.
n. Mecorney's undertaking rooms Tues
day afternoon at three o'clock. The
burial took place in Greenwood ceme-
terry. Besides her son, the deceased Ia
survived by one sister. Mrs. George w.
James Of North Ferrisburg. and one
granddaughter. Mss Marion Beach Of
this city. Mrs. Beach would have been So
years old next February IA.
Miss Sara Somers Ford. who is visiting
her sister Mrs. NJ. N. Buck. will be mar
red to Major william c. Miller at st.
Luke's Episcopal Church. Saturday morn
ing at nine o'clock. The Rev. Richard Z.
Armstrong rector. will perform the cere-
mony. assisted by Bishop Hall Of Bur-
'ington No wedding invitations have been
issued. The bride and groom will reside
at Camp Berning. Ca. where Major
Miller is stationed.
Miss Mabel Tracy and James Fuller, both
Of this city were married at Holy Angels
Church Saturday morning at seven
o'clock, the Rev L. r. Desrochers per-
forming the ceremony.
The Willing Workers society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church met at the
home Of Mrs. W. r. Wright recently The
gathering was in the form Of farewell
party to Mrs. NJ. E Spencer, Miss Cora
Tucker and Mrs. E. w. Badger. Mrs.
Spencer has gone to Franklin to reside
and Mrs. Badger and Miss Tucker will
leave soon for Florida.
nretty wedding took place at Holy
Angels Church Monday morning At
seven o'clock when Edith. youngest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Hope be-
came the bride Of Marshall G. Condor Of
Malone, n. Y, the Rev. L. Il. Desrochers
performing the ceremony. The bride
wore a gown of white creme de chine with
vail caught I'm by oranee blossoms and
carried a shower bouquet Of sweet peas
The bridesmaid, Miss Mae St. Pierre
wore a copenhagen satin gown with hat
t9 match. william Shore acted as best
man. A wedding breakfast was served
1t the home of the brides parents. after
which the bride and groom left for a
short wedding trip. They will reside at
the home OF the bride.
Miss Margaret Mullens has left this
city for Minneapolis, Mimi, where she
will reside In the future.
Peter Pellegrni has gone to New York
when October s he will sail for Genoa
Italy, to return with his family. Mr.
Pellegrini arrived in this city eight years
ago and since that time has been en-
ployed at the City Fruit company. He
recently received news from home that
the recent earthquake had destroyed all
the buildings in the vicinity of his home
including those occupied by his family
and that all the people who lost theii
horne. were living in barns In very con.
gested conditions.
Twenty-Five friends OF Miss Sara t.mers
Ford of New York city. w>o is VISITING
at the home OF her sister, Mrs NJ N
Buck, gathered at tho Antoroe club
rooms Tuesday evening ia honor Of Miss
Ford who will be married Saturday
morning to Major William G. Miller. U
s. A. A banquet was served and socia
enjoyed.
A pretty wedding took place Tuesday
afternoon at f1ve O'Clock when Miss Flor
ence +. Gould, daughter OF Mrs Emma
Gould, was united in marriage to Jasor
NJ. Malcolm. son of L. W. Malcolm Of
Cambridge, Mass. The Rev. ]. ]. Boyle
performed the ceremony. The brides
sisted acted as bridesmaid. while Franz
f. Malcolm Of Toronto, brother of the
groom, was the best man. The brid,
was attired in taupe colored suit anc
brown velvet hat and carried a corsag,
bouquet Of orchids. The bridesmaid wore
Il gown Of brown satin and a hat of silver
cloth and carried a bouquet of pinl
roses. Both the bride and groom ar,
popular young people. Miss Gould is .
graduate of villa Barlow Convent of thi
city and has always made her home here
She IL a member of the Verulam clu,
and has taken part In many home talen
entertainments Miss Gould has been 1,
, the employ of the Central Vermont Rail
: way company. where she held a posit,o,
as chief clerk In the transportation de
partment. Mr.. Malcolm is chemical en-
gineer in the Canadian Explosive com
y pany of Montreal He Is a graduate o
, the University OF Vermont. receptio,
4 was held In the Verulam Cub rooms i'm
mediately after the ceremony Thos
e present from out of town to attend III
s wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. McGar
S and daughter. Geraldine McGary. Henri
0 J. Holmes and T.. j. Sussln of Burlinp
0 ton and Frank Il. Malcolm of Toronto
I Ont.
d Miss Margaret Lemay. daughter of A
n Lemay. and Arthur r. Jones, son of NJ,
= and Mrs. Thomas Jones of High street