Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-13


w. J. Grady has recovered from his re-
cent Illness sufficiently to he able to COM
mence work in the J. II. Talbot tailor
shop.
Assistant Hospital Steward Dane has re.
turned to Fort Ethan Allen to resume his
duties after ten-days' leave II absence.
Stillman Hatch. better known as still
lie" died at West Berlin Monday after
noon after n sickness with typhoid fever.
His age was 20 years and he was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hatch The funeral
occurred from the residence of his parents
on Cemetery street yesterday afternoon
and burial was in Elmwood cemetery. lie
was taken III at the boarding house at
West Berlin and II was thought best not
to remove him. He was cared for by An
son Adams during the latter part of his
| Illness.
There will be n NICE ting of the members
of the social club in the Savings bank
rooms Thursday evening.
Charles II. Wright had his leg badly in
| 1ured Friday owing to a large stone fall
ing upon it. The weight Of tho stone was
suflicient to burst the limb open but for
tunately 1t was not broken. He expects
! TO be able to resume work in n day or
| two.
DR.. w. @. ITuntley of this place and
| Miss Elizabeth n. Bush of Boston were
married in that city Tuesday afternoon
of last week They will reside in this
place where Or. Huntley has recently be-
come established in his profession OF
dentist.
Domeniko Talzarano and Marie Kunz-
man were married in st. Johns Catholic
church Monday morning by 1.-The Rev.
| Father Donahue
Ervy Glidden of this place and Miss
Maria Smead of Brookfield were married
Saturday by Rev. w S. IIozen. They will
reside in Mortified.
The masquerade party TO be held in
Concert hall Friday evening promises to
be well attended The committee in charge
are making arrangements to have the &C.
casion an unusually pleasant one.
f. j. Houston Is in Lebanon, y. H., at
. tending the fair ut that place where he
has entered his trotter Florence H., in
| some of the races
PLAtNT1ELD.
About two weeks ago an unknown man
came along and god to work for Cas-
sius l.. Martin. After being In Mr.. Mar
! tins employ about one week, while Mr.
| Martin was gone 20 the creamery. the
hired man dressed up in one of his em-
ployer's suits of cloL hes, and taking another
suit and ;ine gold watch and chain, left
without further ceremony. Attempts have
been made to locate the thief in some of
the surrounding towns, but as yet nothing
has been heard of him. Tho watch was
one that belonged to Mr.. Martins brother
| william. who was killed In the Civil War.
The cases bear the initials, W. Il. NJ.
WATERBURY.
A pretty home wedding occurred on
Tuesday. oct. 4th at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Haines when their daugh-
ter. Miss Bessie Stimson vas married to
MIR. John Thomas Xabriskie of New York
city. At the appointed hour to the
strains of the Lohengrin wedding march.
played by Mrs. Darwin w. Cooley, the
groom, with the officiating clergyman,
Rev. q. T.. Ladd entered the paror and
awaited the coming Of the bridal party
which consisted of the bride her father
and the bridesmaids, Miss Haines and
Miss Carrie Halnes. rhe Episcopal ser
vice was used THE Sweetest Story Ever
Told was played softly during the cere-
mony adding greatly to the impressive
ness of the occasion. AT the close of the
ceremony while the bride and groom were
receiving the hearty congratulations of
those present. Memberships wedding
march was rendered. Refreshments were
then served in the dining room by Misses
Carrie and Mary Haines. assisted by
Mis- scs Helen Babbitt, Lena Carpenter and
Ellie Wells. The house was very prettily
decorated with autumn leaves and flow
ers. The corner of the paror in which
the ceremony was performed had been
transformed by friends of the bride into a
bower of rich autumn foliage. from the
centre of which was suspcnde d the we'd
ding bell. The bride was becomngly
gowned in white lansdowne and carried
bridal roses The many handsome gifts
, received from friends here ana elsewhere
: testify in no uncertain manner to the es-
TEEN in which the bride and groom are
,, held. After the grand finale at the sta.
, ton. which was conducted by Mr.. Oar.
! win w. Cooley, amid showers OF flowers
|, and the proverbial rice and old shoes Mr.
and Mrs. Zabriskie left on the late train
T, for a short trip, before settling in tho
/, home already prepared for them In New
York.
Mrs. Helen Mcintosh has returned from
Mortified and Will remain here during
the winter.
Mrs. 5. A. Wheelook left last Thursday
, for Bridgeport where she will re-
, main during the winter.
WORCESTER
| Miss Billings and Miss Hardick, evangel.
, lists, are holding very interesting meetings
) at the Consrega tlonal churCh.-Cieorge NJ
Wiltshire and Mr.. and Mrs. {. f.. Nourse
J of Fare spent part of last week In town.
= The deer hunters have returned from
Essex county without any deer. They re-
port game of all kinds very scarce The
funeral OF Lee Templeton last Thursday
was largely attended. Rev. j. Edward
Wright of Montpelier spoke comforting
words to the mourners. Hon. John SenteI
of Montpelier had charge.
, SOUTH WOODBURY..
The widow OF the late Samuel Daniels
; Is III and confined TO her bed.-Elisha
Slayton for many years a resident OF this
town was buried last Sunday.-Thc oldest
daughter OF Frank Angel has catarrhal
, pneumonia.-Mrs Cyrus Sjrague Is con-
, ValescIng.-Mrs. o. A. Wilbur is quite low
WAITsFGELD,
The Waitsdeld lecture course for 1859
will open with an entertainment by the
!. "Arion Quartette." assisted by MISS
Josephine Taylor at the NJ. +. church, on
, Tuesday evening, Nov. l. Tickets will be
: on sale by the committee and ut the door
at the same prices as last season, season
, tickets for the course of seven lectures
Sl.00, single admission % cents, children
under IL years half price,-G. l.. Wal
, bridge Is very sick with typhoid pneu-
mona.-W. f.. Jones Is in st. Johnsbury
for a few days visit this week-The
large farm of the late james Baird is
to be sold at auction on Thursday, Oct
90 together with the stock of cows horses,
all the farming tools, and crops raised on
the place this season, also a quantity OF
household furniture, stoves etc-Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Ford are visiting friends in
Randolph and Royalton.-Miss Abbe
Jones who has spent the summer here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, c. T..
Jones returns this week to her school work
; LIST VT, regiment ihaS been spending few
Waltsheld boy, now a member Of Co. +.
. st VI regiment has been SDendlnp n few