Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

on Saturday morning between the hours
uf and o'clock, raids were made on
several dlsorGerly houses and the follow
ing arrests were made: Hattie Mossey,
Pat Kelly, Dan Profit. jr,. william Drew,
Sara Deforge. Ida HarrigHn, Lille Emer-
son, Julia Merrill. Ella Bugbeer. Arthur
Gassison. Edna LaCiair Maud Paro, Clara
Blair, Ida DiXson. Eta Briggs, Rose Ra-
son, Eva Newport. Kittic Riley, Mary
BcnHay. Edward Gano. Some OF these
ar. out on BAIL a few werc discharged and
the rest are IN Jail awaiting examination.
Searches were made on Saturday after
noon at the Park View Hotel, Park CATO
and I,anglois drug store, Liquor was
found Mt the Park View and the drug store
but not at the Park cafe. Edmund car
penter WAS arrested by tho rairoud po-
liCeman for stealing a ride on a train. lie
was tried by Judge honte1oro and fined
$40 and costs and not being able to pay
this he will be taken to Rutland to-day to
serve 90 days in the Housc OF Correction.
The wedding announcement cards of
Miss Ida r, DctnE and Mr. Alfred Mar
shall Mason have been received I'm the city
sir. and Mrs Mason will be at home after
December l9th.
Thirteen tons OF poultry went through
hero on Saturday, shipped from Ogdens-
burg to Boston.
The many friends of Capt, Frank l..
Greene were glad to see him able to ride
out Monday.
Frank b. story died ut his home on Gil
man street ON sunday at u O'Clock He
was ~ years old ana WAS unmarried. lie
resided with his sisters, the Misses Lucy
and Helen story. The funeral will take
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
". Roberts of Chelsea, Mas, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ b. Chase, Who We're
married at Montpelier Yesterday were in
the city last night on their way to Mon
ltY,al. Mr.. Chase il a resident Of this city,
Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. White Of Perry Ia,
came last night and will make their home
with Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Wright this
winter.
The Providence, II. l., Sunday Journal
oc November 18th has the following to say
concerning lecture delivered by Mrs.
Walter Stokes Irons before the Sarah T..
Doyle club Of that city: The club had
yesterday the pleasure OF listening 10 Mrs
Walter s. Irons. whose lectures upon lit
crary topics always win favorable com
ment. Shakcspearcs tragedy was the
subject of the afternoon, illustrated by 9
special study of King Lear In cOnclud-
ing her lecture Mrs. Irons referred to the
modern stage presentation Of the play ana
paid an eloquent tribute to the perfection
Of the play
Leon Thompson. who underwent ar
operation on Tuesday morning, was very
comfortable last evening.
+. $. kimball is moving his family into
the house on Ferris street recently yaca
ted by MIR. and Mrs. ). W. Flynn.
HIGHGATE.
The NJ T.. church has decided to cele
brate Christmas eve with n Christina!
, tree, literary and musical cXercises.-Th'
, quarterly meeting viii b. held NJ the NJ
= L.. church on Sunday evening, Nov 9th
| Presiding Elder l.. O. Sherburne IL eX
pected to be present The Quarterly con
, ference will he held the following Mon
! day at . Il. MIR. and Mrs B. f. NY
! spent a day or two visiting in St, Alban
last week.-Mrs.. Oscar Barr is quite il
=. with stomach difficulty, and Mrs. Noal
: Spear is on the sick list-The social he'
I at Mrs May Places was well attende,
= and n good time enjoyed by all.-Tuesda,
evening while some boys We're playing
with an air gun, one of them shot it'll
, Frank Martin under one of his eyes AM
the prospect Is that he will lose his sigh
$ entirely Willie Hapey and Henry Wrgh
" were sent to the industrial school Tuesda,
r for the remainde of their minority
= There are two or three others who ma,
: follow,
u FRANKLIN.
Il Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Worthen went {
n Burlington Tuesday to spend Thanksgiv
- ing with friends therefore OF the pleas
@ ATTEST events of the season was witnes
II ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Edwar
Phillips on Wednesday afternoon. NOV
$ 18th at o'clock, when their only daughte
!. Miss Flora was united in marriage to A
n len Wilder of this place, The ceremon
s was performed by Rev. 5. Ill. Smith 4
o Swanton. Miss Nellie Wilder, sister q
n the groom, presided at the organ. Tn
room was tastefully decorated with fes
q toons OF running pine and horseshoe {
y evergreens hung over the happy coupl
The bride was dressed In "A faWn COOrc