Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-07
CHITIENDEN COUNTY.
WINOOSKI.

WINOOSEI.
/ The trial of Louis SIENNA VS. Joseph
Matiever took place at Henry Conlin's Of
flee Thursday forenoon and part of tho
afternoon 1t seems that MaticVer borrow
ed wagon Of SIENNA and 1t was broken
while in his hands. SIENNA sued Matievar
to recover damages done to the wagon. A
jury consisting of r. T.. Crandall, John
Dillon, John llolloran and o. II. Atwood
brought in veidict Tor the plaintiff to re-
cover 1915 ana costs. II. / Wolcott ap-
peared for Matiever and Henry Conlin for
SIENNA.
Mrs. o. Leclair, aged - years, died Aug.
81. Her remains were taken to Cape
Saute. Canada, for burial. one son and
three daughters survive ner.
! The fall term of the Winooski high and
graded schools opened Tuesday. A
complete change has been made in the IN
structors, only four of the old teachers re-
naming. The following corps of teach
ers have been engaged: Principal l..
Jones, grammar. Mrs. A. NJ. Lonergan. A.
intermediate, Miss Jennie Cook b. inter-
mediate. MIss Anna WEIGH; A. primary,
Miss Esther WEIGH; B. primary. Miss
Louise Smith; assistant, Miss Kate Camp
bell. At the Malletts Bay Avenue. school:
A. primary, Miss Kate Farrell; B. prIn-
AIRY, Miss Sadie Geary
a noon mail has been established to
close at II a. m. for the flyer going south,
southern and western States, Rhode Is
land and Connecticut.
Frank Provost of this town has enlisted
in the Z. S. Volunteers at Fort Ethan ALI
len.
Miss Emma Edwards left Monday morn
ing for Charlotte to assume the duties OF
a teacher at one of the schools.
Orvis A. Smith has rendered his resigna-
ton chief engineer. No action has yet
been taken.
Mr.. II. A. Bailey of Allen street has been
very sick since Saturday.
Miss Ethel Weston is i'll at her home
on Spring street, threatened with fever.
Miss Nellie Packard has returned from
visiting friends in Hyde Park, st. Johns
/ bury and Hardwick.
! Mr. Bylow while drawing brick for A.
A. Graves had the flesh and nail torn
| from one of his fingers by pile of brick
falling on 1t.
Mrs. Brigham of Brigham Hill is visit
ing her nephew, MI. Edison Brigham.
! A very charming wedding took place
at the home OF Mr.. William Hardacre on
Leclair street Tuesday morning when
bis daughter, Mamie j. Hardacre. was
married to DR. Edmund r. Brown of Ash
land, n. II. The marriage ceremony WIS
performed by the Rev d. ]. sullivan Of
St, Stephen's church in the presence OF
the relatives and near friends of the bride
and groom. The younger sister of the bride
Miss Anna Hardacre. acted as maid OF
homer costumed in white ossandie over
green silk. The bridesmaids, the brides
little nieces. were Mamie Hardacre
and Irene DeviOo, who wore white muslin
| Or. II. f. Lewis of Burlington. a class
mate of the groom, acted as best man
and the brides brothers, Jerry and Steph-
ell oifciated as ushers. Owing 10 the ill-
ness of Mr. William Hardacre. the bride
was given away by her brother. Christo-
pher. The bride was charminely gowned
la, uFlAt ell riS II ten
sole cut en- traine and carried a bouquet
OF white roses. The decorations OF the
house were well carried out in pink and
white asters and the floral bell under
which the ceremony took place was ex-
tremely handsome. The wedding break
fast was a specimen of Coon's best en-
beavers and the guests did it ample Jus
tlce. Mrs. i. L. Graves, a cousin OF tha
bride. played the wedding march, Dr.
Brown was graduated from the medical
department of the L. V. NJ. In g. and is
to locate permanently at Montgomery
Centre, where the young couple wil reside
after their wedding journey ends. The
| couple left on the 1l:9 train showered
with the congra tulatioOs of their friends
and tho customary rice Besides tho i'm
mediate family were present Mfr. and Mrs.
f. l.. Graves, DIR. Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hardacre of Barre. The gifts
were many and well chosen.
Word was received here Tuesday evening
from Waterbury of the death of Miss Delta
Francis Morrison The remains were
brought here Tuesday night. She has been
much improved the past few weeks but
was taken much worse Monday morning
and died Tuesday afternoon. The fu-
neral will be held Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock from the house.
Deuty Sheriff Ballou arrested Frank
Provost Tuesday, who has recently en-
listed at Fort Ethan Alec. for an old OF.
| Tense.
The Epworth League society held theip
semi-arnusl meeting Tuesday evening in
the Methodist church at which the follow
ing officers were elected forthe ensuing six
months: President O. w. Edwards; first
vice president, Miss Frances Nash; second
vice presdent. Miss Gertrude Butterfield:
third vice-president Miss Myrtle Stanley;
| fourth vice president. Miss Helen Vos-
| burgh; secretary, Mrs. s. n. Putnamy
treasurer, Rev. J, l.. Fort.
Mrs. Brunaud Peppin died Yesterday
morning after a long illness. Mrs. Peppn
was 81 years old and has lived here about
l3 years She leaves two sons and one
daughter. The funeral will be held Friday
morning al O'Clock from ST. Francis
Xavier church.
| The following are the advertised letters
at The postoffice: Miss Josephine Bender
ault. Edward Clermont, Mrs. Minnie
Hoffman, Alice Lamora, c. l.. Mcmahon,
John NJ. Rolfe,
| MILTON.
Miss Katherine Mary, eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McGrath. died
Wednesday evening after only few days
ILLNESS of gastric fever. The entire COM
munity was shocked TO hear of her death,
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