Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-31

Pease. The newly welded couple will be
at home after August 20 at % Austin street,
Portsmouth, y. H., where Mr. Pease Is en-
gagged as civil engineer in the coast survey
department of the United States govern
mcnt Both bride and groom have many
friends i'm this city who will wish them a
long and happy married life.
Miss Edith NJ Clark. formerly principal
of Bishop Hopkins Hall, was at Venice,
whom the Campanile of st. Marks fell.
Miss Clark was standing near where the
tower fell; she ran and was knocked down
by the crowd, woman falling over her,
but she was not seriously hurt, only
bruised on the face.
1t is not expected that the case against
Boron Won Licbich for bigamy will be taken
up at the September term of Chittenden
County Court. lie is out on bail and as the
Legislature meets this fall the term of
court will probably be a short one. 1t Is
not expected that much criminal business
Will be transacted outside of the cases
against prisoners who are in Jail.
About 400 attended the pilgrimage to Isle
La Mote Thursday under the auspices of
st. AIMS society. Mass was said at the
shrine of st. Ann by the Rev. j. +. ellis
and Rev. j. c. Mclaughlin preached the
sermon. Among the clergy who attended be-
sides those already mentioned. were the
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4 quiet wedding took place at st. Jo-
sephs Church Tuesday morning at s
O'Clock. when Miss Albertine Lavoio be-
came the wife of Alexander Coriveau The
ceremony which was witnessed by a large
number of the friends and relatives of the
voi.,a ctihs par'ies' was per- orii'eu ny Msl'
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A real estate sale OF considerable i'm
portance has lust been made whereby Miss
Josephine Van Meencn of Chicago trans
fers to W. c. A. S and e. s. Isham the
promises on the north side of Pearl street
and all the vacant land in the rear bound
ed by Greene .Ioomis and Willard streets
being the property formerly owned by the
Margaret II. Allen estate. 1t is under
stood to be the intention of the purchasers
to open a street south from I,oomis street
TO an extension oil Hickok Place thus
ppitilSins mo .he hiiirhet many oesiruoie
o"'iui'is io'S'
Cant. George Rushlow and Cant. T.. ].
Hawlev returned Friday from their pro-
posed trim TO California. They went as far
as Minnesota whore Captain Rushlow's ILL
health demn O1p1 an impCIiato return IL
was their Intention TO go TO the Pacific,
Coast and make an extended visit in Cali
fornia and other Western Sttaes On Mon
day Cant Uavlov viii resume his duties
on the Manuam but CANAAN Rushlov will
not take nm his worl, as general manager
of tho ChomnIuin ,rransnortotion comnanv
until his health Is somewhat improved
Judge Henry K. start Of Bakersfield was
ton in tho county clerl's Office at n n,
on the dismissal Of the Injunction in the
case of Clara Hogan va. Mary Collision ar
Injunction issued TO tho comnlainont Ia :,
April forbidding her attorney or agents tc
serve a writ of replevin TO obtair
possession of certain fixtures in the mil.
| linery store on Bank street, until recently
occupied by the defendant After examin
| ing the written ploadings in the case anc
listening to the arguments of the attor
ncys. Chancellor Start decided that the in
| junction be dissolved c. w. Brownell ant
| w. i. Burnap appeared for Mrs Hogan
and Martin s. Villas for Mrs. Collision.
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o,r,' t,'r,, a. Dclo mas Purenaseu the Jew
co., tI;t,nn.is wv, w. ~ 'ne i",e Cies
~ ~ e'n anu wiz co"tiilue the business
ciples on which it has been conducted fol
the past 100 years The business was es
tablished by Abraham Brnsmaid in l70
anu WAS formerly located IN inc old Bant
block on College street. Later the firm
name was changed to Brinsmaid Bros. ant
then to Brainsmaid & Hildrcth. Since thC
death OF Mr.. Brinsmaid in 1890 the bushes.
has been conducted by Mr.. ITildreth. 1t Is
one of the pioneers in the jewelry trade II
u this section and is the oldest store of It's
kind in the state. Mr.. Bero has been Mr.
| Hildreth's matchmaker for the past i
years.
rho ,-,or,+or, -, e.. ,,
yacht rirh oro IN ,,,i,l p' a.,
a1,oio, - a., =, w, wv
company to secure II possible the use o.
steamer Reindeer for the balance of The
season as n club house The boat has beer
idle all summer and although n ten,porar,
structure was erected for the members o
the club 1t is not satisfactory and 1t ha!
been suggested that the steamer would
make an excellent place for the clubmen t,
gather in. The water in the lake is re
markably high for this season Of the year
not having gone down any for the past 81,
weeks. and in consequence the building o
n new club house has been delayed. 1t /!
not probable that any thing more than pre-
liminary operations can be arranged thi
year.
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