Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25


of the seminary. The special business VIII
he the election of officers, the election Of
. an alumni trustee to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the expiration of the term of Hon
! w. J.. Dillingham; and the consideration
of plans for the promotion of the inter-
ests Of the seminary by the alumni. At
II a. m. Rev. A. j. Hough of White River
Junction will deliver the annual address
he fore the alumni la the chapel At the
close of the address a collation. will be
served in the dining room, to which the
alumni and trustees, the conference visl-
tors, the faculty and the graduating class
will be invited w. J. Bigelow of Burlng-
ton, class of SO will serve as POSTMASTER.
quiet but pretty home wedding oc-
CURED at o'clock Monday afternoon at
the rcsidence of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Parmentcr in the marriage of Miss Fanny
Maud, their daughter. to J, Fred Sheldon
of Springfield Mass. Rev G. O. Judkins,
pastor Of Trinity church, performed the
ceremony which was attended by only the
immediate relatives and friends of the
parties. pleasant and informal reccp-
ton in the parlors followed. Mrs. G. \.
laplgs mandolin club. of which the bride
was a member, furnished music for the
occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon left the
city last evening for their future home in
Springfield, carrying with them the best
wishes of a wide circle of friends.
There appears now to be q prospect OF
n hearing being held in tho cases of Il.
NJ Harvey ct al against the electric rail-
way company, which have been on the
tapis since last winter Monday after
noon Judge Smile of the City Court set
theshearing in the Harvey case for next
Monday. Another attempt was made 10y
Attorney +. +. Careton to have the hear
ing held at the close of Supreme Court but
the proCra stinating excuses Of r. A. Hoar
, attorney for the railway company, again
prevailed and Mr.. Cartoons objections
were overruled by the court. 1t is now
expected the jury which was drawn for
this case when an attempt was made sew
eral months ago to have a hearing, will
serve at the coming hearing in city
Court.
Monday afternoon Conductor Felt and
Mutorman Hobart, who operate the SENT
nary Hill trolley car, were arrested for
violating the city ordinances by Special
officer Whittier upon complaint of city
Attorney Carleton. II IL alleged that they
have gotten into the habit of skipping a
trip nj uoo. and leaving their car stand
ing idle while they go to dinner. The City
Council n short time ago passed ordi-
nance whereby the car on this line was
cnjoincd to make haf-hourly trips during
the day and evening. The men were
brought into city Court and their hearing
set for next Monday. Their bail was fX-
ed at $50 each which was furnished when
they were allowed to return to their dut-
les
city Attorney Carleton has rendered to
Y. r. Gordon the SIS which the city coun-
ell voted to pay him for land to be used
as a roadway to the house of George Will
lette on North Franklin street. Mr.. Cor
don has refused to accept the money and
it has been deposited subject to his rdeF
i'll the Capital Savings bank. The road, Of
which a survey has been placed on record
in the city clerks office, has been ordered
10 be worked and opened to the public. 1t
a.. oil thlt ttstn tatyn
peal and endeavor to have the city enjon-
ed from opening the road.
The deposition of George a. Beebe of
Burlington in the Ca ledonian county O. SO
OF the Hardwick Savings bank AMI Trust
company VS.. r. F.. brennan which is to
be tried at the June tenn Of court in that
county, was taken in this city Tuesday
before Special Master j. G.. Wing Taylor
and Dutton of Hardwick appeared in the
interests of the plaintiff and j. p Lam
son of Cabot for the defendant.
AS a result of the meeting of the ladies
held Tuesday afternoon H. the reading
room of the Kellogg Hubbard library. thai
institution was again opened to the public
yesterday morning. The ladies OF the dis
banded guild nave already paid over to A.
ID. Farwell, treasurer fos' the library, over
$500. and they guarantee to pay 1920 or
more for the support of the institution.
This money is to be used by the trustees
as they iit but none of II Is to he de-
voted to the extinguishment OF the pres
ent indebtedness. At the meeting above
mentioned, committee was appointed to
draft a constitution and bylaws, the com
mittee to report at an adjourned meeting
to be held next Tuesday aftarn 1on, when
a new ladies league will be uSsanizcd and
officers elected.
Il, l.. Andrews, who was arrested TNes-
day on the charge OF furnishing Albert
Wiley liquor was brought Into CITY Court
yesterday and his bail set at 500 wnich
was furnished by his father. HIS hearing
was continued until Wiley could be sum
moned Is witness.
Arthur Willis a granite polisncr, en-
ployed in the granite shed OF Robert Fra
SER was takem yeNaday ho[h,ns WIN
scious bv his machine and it WAS 4 long
time after medical aid was summoned he
fcro he revived. While tho phvsictnn was
I'm attendance upon Willis. Patrick 'r,lty.
another workman in the same she'd had
the fourth finger of his left hand BADLY
crushed between blocks of granite.
CABOT.
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the Conversational church here during all
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