Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-17
BARRE.

Miss Gertrude Sullivan, daughter of
John G. Sullivan Of Hardwick was unite ed
in marriage arhursday to John A. Moore
OF this place. at the BRIDES home in Hard
wick. They will take a Western trip and
return to Hardwlck. where Mr. Moore will
be associated with Mr.. Sullivan in the
granite business.
Word has been received here Of the birth
Of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. J. e.
Downey Of Jersey City. N. ]. Mrs. Downey
was formerly Miss Mabel Gale Of Barre.
Papers were issued Friday committing
s. ilovnnelli to tho Stste asylum at
Waterbury rs he has been adjucgcd in
sane. Giovanelli Is the person who nearly
succeeded in killing fimseif abOut q year
ago, by cutting his throat with a razor
lilo had an idea that certain persons were
after him to do him harm. OF late bis de-
rI'ented spells have become more frequent
Ralph Putnam, four-year- old sor Of Ed
ward Putnam OF Wehstc7ville, nearly lost
his life Thursday by failing into a spring
when found his face vas under water and
it was some time tefOre Dr. Macarthur
who was called, was able to restore the
little fellow tc consciousness.
The following officers Ct the Jefferson
serve the coming year: President, George
N. Tilden; vlce-president, Kenneth Nichol-
son secretary, G. Herbert Pope; treasurer,
G. w. Ave-ill; auditors. F. G. Wheaton, E.
l.. Smith and Henry Kane.
The three-year-od son OF Alexander
Ross of Smith street. died Thursday night
after short illns.s with bronchitis The
FUNERAL was held Saturday afternoon, the
heN. +. A. Poole cfficiating. and the inter-
ment was in Elmwood cemetery.
Edmund E. Burnham, a we'll known car
renter. was united in marriage thursday
evening to Mrs. Matilda Reed, by the Rev.
+" NJ Fuller Mr.. and Mrs. Burnhan will
reside on upper Washington street near
tho city lim!ts.
Miss Mary Shand end Arthur w. Phelps.
TWO we'll known young people of this city,
were married Thursday evening by tho
Rev. F. A. Poole. They will reside on
Washington street.
Charles Hoyt had his face and hand
tadly burned rhdrsdsy evening While ut
tempting tn start a fire. He poured what
Re supposed was keroscne on the wood
but It was gasolenc AS result his face
was burned SO that DR.. C. f. Camp was
called to dress the unds. His eyes wore
not injured but The escape is considered
cmarkabie
respite reports to the contrary the new
granite exchange is proving satisfactory.
IT was not expected that the amount of
business for the first week VIC uld lie large.
Tho volume of business is coming in in
larger quantities each day end Manager
Mackay, with six assistants, is kept busy
w. II. Buchanan, who Was removed from
inc office of first constable last week by
the city council, has engaged the services
OF Attorney r A. Roar and proposes TO
fight the action CT the council by legal
means.
AFRO E. Nichols of wiianstcwn, faith
er CT w. Ernest Nichols of this CITY. die
sunday evening after & lcng llness. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon
at O'clock from his late kome. The lii
terment was in Elmwood cemetery.
Htputy Sheriffs Shepard end sayton
raidcd the premises of A. J. Ccullard AT
W ehsterville Saturday right and lcund n
parrel OF beer and barrel Of bottled ale.
lie was fined SSo.63 in Clay Court Monday.
The Rev. Charles II. Eaton of Brooklyn.
n. u, graduate Of Goddard seminary of
This city In the first class ever graduated,
died Monday at Tryon, N. c., where he
was stopping for the benefit of his health.
lie was born in Beverly. Mass, in 1857.
graduated at Goddard seminary in 1870.
luits college in 1874 and Tufts Divinity
school in 1871. receiving the degree of D
ID. about the same time. DR.. Eaton deliv-
cred the baccalaureate sermon before the
Goddard graduating class 10 years ago.
The deadlock which has existed in the
board Of aldermen for some time over the
presidency OF the board was broken at tho
meeting Tuesday evening when Alderman
: "''" was eieNteu' peinR nominated Dy
his former opponent Alderman Currier.
Granite chapter No 26. r. A. NJ, has
elected the following officers for the year:
High priest. John p. Emslie; king, Dean
Towne; scribe, William Mari; treasurer, C.
M. Wiley; secretary, 4. II. Cave; C. of H.,
+. l.. Small. p. G., C. f. Aver; r. A. c..
Noble S. Love; M. Sd ". I. r. Mills: NJ
"a v. V. T.. Ayres: M. 1st ". G. N. Tilden;
chaplain. DR.. o. II. Reed.
The patrons Of the Cobble Hill creamery
were paid ~ cents pound for butter dur