Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23

hCuutn mas bccn tnplCStH IN tne 1lllCC Oh
Master OF Car builders. IF the c. Y. r. r.,
and her former associates in the Office
gave her Two handsome pictures Is II
token of their regard. MI Thomas has
been employed in the car dcpartm nt or
the c. Y. Il. r., until quite recon. IT,.
Among those from out Cf town to &it'nl
the wedding W, re Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Tl m
as of EruttlcNCro. Mr.. and Mis-. s.. @.
Roddon and Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. faddcn Of
ottawa. Miss Grace Thomas and George
Thomas of Winooski.
Miss Addie proutY and Mr.. Bert FAIR
were married vest, rdaY afternoon at o
o'cocl; at the home Of the grOom's par
ents on Elm street, the Rev. Or. G. :. Nut
ter performing The ceremony, Whi"h was
witnessed by only few of the friends
and relatives of the bride and groom. .
Fau's gown was navy blue cloth ana sho
woe grey gloves and hat. MI. AMI Mrs.
Farr left ON the Montreal train last night
for a short wedding trip, after which they
viii reside here.
The athletic exhibit held at the opera
house last evening drew out only n in"-
sized audience. c. W. Reagan WAS ref
cree and George Lyon of Montpelier WAS
timekcepcr. The first event was a rout
between Henry Newport of St
Altans and william Rounds Of
Richford. Newport won the first
and third falls ami Rounds the second
Il
tween Miller and Hanna both Of st, Al
bans. II was won by Hanna. This was
followed by collar ana elbow wrestlHg
match between UcSo and Sweeney, ioso
threw Sweeney after % minutes and
Sweeney refused to continue the contest
and Desc was given the decision. In i"dr
round bout between Campbell of Mont
pelicr and Tdro Of st, Adams, Campbell
easily won the first round. Taro did bet
ter work later but was finally defeated Ivy
Campbell. The wrestling match between
Gokey and Ward came near ending in a
row. Ward deliberately threw Gokcy and
was warned by the referee in the fl st
and in the second bout. Ward threw
Goley again but Gokey was given the de-
cision.
FLETCHER
+. l.. Smith paid 81 cents for standard
milk in cbruury.-Andrev Lamb who
has been a great sufferer with cancer
of the face, died March 2lst.-Miss Myrtle
Spaulding has commenced work for &. f.
Carpenter. Mrs Eva Marshall will teach
the Centre schoOL-Miss Agnes Sennotl
has commenced work for .. II. Corse--
Mrs. y. W. Church is helping care for
her father, who is i'll.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
CHAMPION & Parker, Nverymen, hav,
dissolved partnership, the business BEING
continued by w. II. Parker. The family
of q. W. Holden have the measlcs.-Tht
school officers are preparing their annuH
report for the press. The annual schoo
meeting viii be held at the opera holss
on Tuesday the 2Sth inst. Me- ana Mrs
Heitin, who have been working for Il. S
Hutchinson, have returned to Shcdor
where they have "A position in a creamery
Harry Moren of East berkshire Is help
Ing In the care of his brother, PAUL.. Nor
en-, at T.. 5. Iiutchinson's.- There arc NJ
week day services in the evening at st
Jean Baptiste church during Lent OWNS
to the indisposition of Rev. FIR D9ignault
M i. Perley a. Co. are preparing L
occupy the entire ground floor of thei
block. The part recently vacated by j
NJ. ,Jeffords win be used for the clothini
department.-E yler has" TJrturnedl0I
departnent.--E. j. Tyler has circulated
petition among the patrons Of the postof
flee and has forwarded 1t to Washington
. The present status will, hoWeN eG continu
for nearly year
SHELDON.
} The funeral of Mr., n. II. Bush, who die
} in Boston at 642 Washington street, Marc
. 49, of rheumatic fever, aged 80 years, wa
1 held at the Congregational church Thurs
5 day afternoon at y. m, Rev. John Gra