Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-03
MONTPELIER.

Cards have been issued here announcing
the marriage Thursday of Thomas Fred
Arnold and Bessie Mae Farnham at the
home of the bride in Lebanon, n. II. Both
are well known in this city having been
clerks in Marston's store until recently.
The railroad station at East Montpelier
was entered Friday night and the cash
drawer relieved of its contents, consisting
lof $21.90 in silver. No tickets were taken.
Station Agent James Hooker lives in the
tenement upstairs but the work was done
$50 quietly that he was not awakened and
lit was not until morning that he dscov-
cred that burglars had been around. The
burglary must have been committed by
some one who had been around and pre-
pared for it previously, for examination
showed that entry had been made through
window which had been nailed down. The
nails could have been withdrawn only from
the inside. The station agent says he has
suspicious Of who did the job but has no
definite clues as yet. All the bills in the
drawer had been taken upstairs by tho
agent so the burglary probably netted less
than VAS expected.
Isaac Daniel Taylor and Miss Kate Hi5-
! bard Fuller were married Monday morn
ing Mt o'clock at the home Of the bride
! 2 Winter street, with only members OF
the family present The parlor was pref
tily decorated with flowers and forms The
ceremony was very simple, and was per
formed by the Rev. L. X. whitman. 1t
! had been understood that the maria 20
was to take place at O'clock that evening
hut the bride and groom learned that their
friends were planning to give them more OF
"A sond-of on the 1910 train than they cared
| FOR 50 changed the hour. The result was
| that the ceremony was over and the newly
welded couple had been taken to Middle
sex by a friend and had taken the early
train before any except those on the inside
n ~ n I,a
for n month, visiting Albany Buffalo, Chi
cago and st. Louis In September Mr..
Taylor will open law office In Emporia,
Kan. where they will make their home. He
graduated n few weeks ago from Ann Ar
bor law school, having formerly been in
the office Of John Fl. Senter In this city
He came here from Kansas, His wife Is
q daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Charles IL
Fuller OF this city and mas been stenogra-
pher In Mr.. Senter's Office.
William n. Theriault and Miss Alice L.
Callahan were married Monday morning
AT the carly hour Of $50 in st, Augustine
Church The Rev ". J. OSulivan Of
hciatcd and after the Joining of the couple
f nuptial mass was celebrated Fred p
Callahan, brother of the bride, wa.
groomsman and Miss Mary T., Harrigar
of Northhed, bridesmaid. They left or
the early train for the north on a ten days
trip to various places in Canada. On theil
return they will reside at y, r, Galatians
at ll9 Elm street. Mr. Theriault is a young
lawyer of this city and the son Of Mr. and
Mrs Paul Theriault The bride is daugh
ter OF Patrick Callahan of Barre street
and has been a school teacher in this vicin
ity for four years.
Mrs, Alvin Pierce of East Montpelier
died Sunday morning of heart disease. Sh,
was Sc years of age and leaves husband
two sons, Il. A. Pierce and L. 3. Pierc,
OF East Montpelier and one daughter, Mrs
j. r. Stewart with whom she lived. Thu
funeral was held Tuesday with prayer
at the house and services in the churcl
at Moretown at 1890. with burial in More
town. The Rev. L. X, Whitman official
ed.
!, Quite large number from Montpelier
went to Mnrshheld Tuesday morning tt
attend the wedding of James NJ. English Of