Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01

able to resume his duties at the State
House about the first of the year.
Charles Hendricks of Barre, who was
arrested in Woburn Saturday on the
charge of bigamy was brought into the
County Court in this city Tuesday morn
ing to answer to the charge. lie pleaded
not guilty and was placed under 5000 bail,
The annual meeting of Mount Sinai Tenn
pie will be held in armory hall in this city
December . when the election of officers
will take place and delegates will be cho-
sen to the Imperial Council to be held In
Buffalo June Il and Is, 1899.
The city ordinance which the city coun-
Gil passed last May requiring the owners
of cows to have them subjected to n tu-
berculin test has been abolished. The
health officer has only completed the work
of notifying cow owners that they must
comply with the ordinance when the city
council say, in reality, there is no ordi-
nance.
The Greene syrup OF tar business has
moved into its new quarters on Elm street
where they will have increased facilities
for carrying on the business which has
increased in volume very rapidly this sea-
son.
Work on the Bolton Falls electric light
ing c~ompany's dam is moving forward
rapidly and 1t Is nearly done. The PEN
stocks, which arc nine and eleven feet in
diameter. respectively, have arrived and
will re put i'm place as soon az possible
Eugene Nailor and Miss lSmogene Har-
%rinEton were married in Berlin last even
ing by Justice NJ. w. Wheelock.
Dr. and Mrs. 1. Il. Hemenway, who
have been living in this city for some time
turred yesterday to their home in Man
chester.
A special class for professional men has
been Instituted in the Y. NJ. G.. A.. gynna-
stun and has a large membership.
Albert Morrison of Waterbury, charged
N.fh ~ NJ tsnv N ArE DaAa FAaaAl ntnt1
~ by the jury in the County Court yes
tcrday, The evidence in the case show
ed that Morrison while beating the horse
held the animal by the tongue and in the
fracas pulled the end of the ongue off.
The case taken up yesterday afternoon
was that of the State VS.. Mrs. James AL
eNandor of Barre, who is charged with
selling liquor.
Bear i'm this vicinity arc becoming very
numerous. A large one was seen near
Worcester the other day by n farmer and
n man in the vicinity of Washington
found one prowling about his premises.
Early this week David Bcan of Mo 'etown
saw an old bear and a couple of cubs
near the Berlin line.
Tho goods and chattels of the city liquor
agency have been moved to the pitkin
block on Main street and Henry c. Lull
will take possession of the office to-day.
CABOT.
Singing schools are to commence Mon
day evening under the direction of Prof.
ii. H.. May and continue wcckly.-The flu
neral of the father of Il. *. Garvey oc-
Cured Monday afternoon at the latter's
Observation-Disclosures meetings are to he
held next week at the Methodist Episco-
pal church.-Schools commence next Mon
day. December !. Teachers same as in
the fall excepting Plains district.-The
second entertainment of the lecture
course will he held In the Congregational
church Thursday evening, December /. 1t
viii be conducted by Miss Edith Bruce
Jones, elocutionist, assisted by Miss Slel.a
CIardall, ~soloist-The Congregational
church had rededicatory exercises of their
newly repaired church Tuesday evening.
Rev Dr. jackson of Barre preached the
dedication sermon. The choir was assist
ed by Prof. Ii. II. May of st. Johnsbury
and rendered some fine music.
WATERBURY.
b. A very pretty wedding took place at
Waterbury Centre Wednesday evening at
the home of q. y. Greedy, the happy pair
being Miss Martha 4. Greedy, the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Greedy,
and Albert Newton Chandler of Enfield.
y. IL. Miss Mary j. Greedy, sister of the
bride, acted as bridesmaid and
groomsman. The bride was becom-
irgly attired i'm n blue and brown striped
silk that was her mothers bridal gown
81 years ago, it being made over for the
occasion and trimmed with brown satin
velvet and chiffon. The house was taste
fully decorated with ported plants and
evergreen. Rev. Milo S. Eddy of Morris
willie performed the Miss Gree
~ has for several years taught school at
the Center, and is very popular among the
young people, Mr., Chandler is a mer-
chant at Enfield, n. II. After the cere-
nony the wedding breakfast was served,
n ft,p which Tho hnn,N- At,Yl Loo -. tla
midnight train for Enfield, n. II. After
n short wedding tour they will reside at
South Ranbury, y. IL, The invited guests
from out OF town who were present at
the Wedding included c, c. Chandler, faith
cr of the groom, and Edith and Ada
Chandler. sister of the groom, OF Enfield,
n. II. Miss NJ. Louise Greedy of White
River Junction, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving l..
Slocum of Berlin, Wintred C. Norcross of
Burlington, and Misses Barbara, Marjorie
and Rebecca Burt of Stowe.
Chester Cutter and Miss Bell Gauvin of
Jonesville were united in marriage at the
Congregational parsonage Wednesday
morning.
Frank Dcmas and Miss Ara Heaton OF
pgNbury were united in marriage at the
Congregational parsonage Wednesday af-
tcrnoon.
Mrs, Lydia Swan Lougee passed away
Saturday night at the home OF her daugh-
49, - - a. lain, II lIt axe u Us
years. She was one of the oldest inhanl-
tnntS of the village, For several years
she has been an invalid living with her
daughter, where she has received the ten
dcrcst love and care. She leaves two chill
dren to MOURN her loss, Mrs. c. B.. Clark
and Mrs. Henry Houghton. The funeral
services were held Monday afternoon at
her late home, Rev. Mr.. Ladd officiating.
Mrs, S. j. Jones of Barre, who has been
visiting at Mrs. d. D.. CIRCUITS, returned
TO her home in Barre yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Knapp of Mortified is
spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Turner.
Miss Gertrude Nichols is spending a few
days al Montpelier with a cousin who is
i'll.
l.. u. Savage OF Waitsfield was the
guest Of + f. Savage yesterday.
anddecreer ,,isAdor, Yn l4% AAE%
NoRTHFIELD.
Edgar w. Hunt died in South Denver,
Col, Monday of last week of consumption.
The body was conveyed to this place ac-
companicd by his wife and arrived early
Sunday morning. The body was taken TO
the home of his mother, Mrs. n. a. Hunt
on Summer street where the funeral was
held Wednesday at 2 O'Clock. Rev. S. G.
Johnson OF the Methodist church ~officiat-
ed and intermcnt was made in the
Gouldsville cemetery. Mr.. Hunt left this
place some seven years since and went
to Colorado for the benefit of his health.
lie was at that time n sufferer from an
acute lung trouble and the change of life
undoubtedly heightened his days, but did
not cure the disease which had obtained
n hold upon him. His age was q years
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