Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
ORANGE COZ NTY.
RANDOLPH.

Edward Church of Rochester WAS
brought before Justice Hebard oct. 2tn
on a charge OF intoXication to which he
pleaded guilty, He paid Il fine of s. and
costs amounting to S2.25. Clarence Kemp
was fined s. for furnishing him with the
alcohol and paid costs amounting to over
s9c. He was also fined 80 for obtaining
the liquor under falls" pretence, alleging
that it was for medicinal purposes. His
bill was S39.2l.
Saturday evening the ladies of the Re-
lief Corps and members Of the q. y. y,
post rendered II reception to the volun-
trcrs recently mustered ont of Company
f. Rev. q. W. Morrow delivered the adj
dress Of the evening, which was well re-
ccivcd Several soloists also assisted In
the programme. Refreshments We're
served TO about 100 guests.
j. Eugene FINN returned from Chelsea
Saturday and left for Boston Tuesday.
saturday morning two young men We're
arrested here by officer Clark in accord
ance with orders received from Policeman
Merrill of Bethel. They were Frank Sc
linas and frank Lashua. One was held
Tor the retaining of an overcoat which he
had borrowed but did not seem inclncd
to give up as promised and the othcr
charge was for receiving pay in advance
for work which he did no seem ready 10
perform. The men rested in the lookup
here for time.
us r.. =. Temple left for Springfield,
Mass. Monday. accompanied as far as
White River Junction by her niece, Miss
Mary Mcintyre. Mrs Temple expects To
remain in Springfield during the winter.
narry Brown. lately mustered out of
Company F. and Fred o. Holden of North
field have enlisted in the list l. 5. in:ar-
Try stationed at Plattsburgh, n. Y. They
expect to go TO Huntsville, Ala, in a few
months.
W. f. Spicer son Of Il. l.. Spicer of this
place died at Guantanamo, Cuba, last
Thursday of yellow fever. He went 10
CUBA in June to act as distributing clerk
for the United States army being select
ed because of the distinguished ability he
had shown in the foreign mailing depart
mtnt Of the Boston postofiice, in which
he had worked for about six years. Tie
was born in Broolltield and was a yeats
Old. He leaves a wife and four children
who live in Roxbury, Mass. Ills father
has the sympathy of the community in
mis- sudden bereavement.
At II o'clock Tuesday morning at the
FRS: Congregational church was solcm-
nlzed the marriage of Winthrop Porter
Abbott, for several years past principal
of the High school at Proctor, to Miss
Cornelia Marion Pierce. niece of Mr.. and
Mrs H. @. Cole of Boston and grand
daughter Of Mrs. T. l.. Dimick of this
place, The ushers were Willis Cole and
Charles l.. Wood of Boston and Ernest
Abbott and T.. w. Tewksbury OF this
place. Miss Abbie Clark was orsanist
rendering the wedding march from Lo-
hcngrin. The church was tastefully deco
rated with palms, ferns chrysanthemums
and beautiful foliage plants. The ushers
led the wedding party as usual. followed
by the maid of honor. Miss NJ. Blanche
Sparhawk, who carried yellow chrysan-
thcmums. The bride entered on the arm
of her uncle, II. G. Cole who gave her
away. She wore a pretty travelling suit
of electric blue trimmed with black braid
and velvet, with white satin front She
carried bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS The bridal party was Joined at
the altar by the groom and his best man,
Rev, d. E. Putnam of Bakersfield, Philip
Salisbury acted as flower boy. Rev. V.
NJ. Hardy, ID. D.. performed the cere-
mony, the ring being used. After the SOL
cmn benediction he introduced MIR, and
Mrs. Abbott and announced that they
would be pleased to receive the congratu-
lations of their friends then and there,
and AN informal reception followed. Al
the home OF the bride lunch wa- s.,,-v d
at noon to the bridal party and the fam
lily relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott took
their departure in the afternoon for a
wedding journey of few days, intend
ing to return Sunday for a short stay be-
fore going TO their home In Proctor. They
received many beautiful presents. Among
the cut of town guests who attended the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Cole
and son of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. f. N.
Boyden of Newtonville, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs Hiram A. Smith and MIR. and Mrs.
Charles N Smith and two little children
from West Rutland, Mrs. M. A. Pierce OF
Boston MIR. and y = " u Allia and hra