Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-17
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Deputy Sheriff l.. w. Ballou made three
successful searches the latter part of the
last week. Thursday afternoon he made
a trip to Fort Ethan Allen and called on
Frank Gonyeau, who runs n place just
outside the military post. and secured a
quantity of beer. He also made an official
visit to Richard Allen who lives above the
Fanny Allen hospital on the outside Of
the reservation the same day, and found
some bottled beer, which he took away.
On Friday afternoon he searched the plac
of Frank Huard of this village and found
nearly a full case of beer which the sher-
If added TO his stock.
Miss Anna Green died Sunday at her
home on West Allen street after a JnGer-
Ing illness. Miss Gree n was horn in Beck
n hntown. n. Y, 52 years ago. but has live
in this village the greater rDrt CT her life.
She is sur lived by two brothers. Michael
Green of Richmond and Lawrence Green
of Schuylersville, n. Y. and one sister.
Mrs. Cornclia Hayes of Low ELL Mass
The funeral took place Tuesday morning
at o'clock from st. Stephens Church.
| A special meeting of the new board of
trustees was held Tuesday for organi-
cation. Every member of the board was
present. The new faces seen We're Samuel
Bgwood, Louis Aiipa and John F. sullivan,
the retiring members being II. l.. Thomas.
Henry Lavigne and John Holleran. The
board organized with the following COM
mittees: Water, Bigwood, Alipa and Sny-
der; fire Snyder. Sullivan and Bigwood;
sewers, Blair, Bigwood and Alipa: streets,
Allen. Blair and Sullivan; lights, Alipa,
Allen and Snyder police. Sullivan, Allen
and Blair. No other business was taken
up last evening and the meeting adjourne
until the first Monday in May.
George Zorro. an employee in the finish
ing department of the American Wooden
company's mill while at work on the
shears yesterday caught the third finger
of his left hand In the machinery and had
lit bruised so badly that amputation will
probably be necessary.
A very pretty spring wedding took place
last evening at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, when Miss Carrie r. Harris
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Harris
of East avenue. Burlington, was Joined in
holy wedloCk to Henry Austin Aldrich OF
South Burlington. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. II a. Durfee of Bur
lington in the presence of an assemblage OF
relatives and friends which nearly filled
the church. The ring service being used
The bride was Charmingly attired in a
gown of white tulle, with veil and carried
bridal roses and was given away by her ia
Their, Guy W. Harris. The best man was
Colvin Titus of South Burlington. The
bride was attended by three bridesmaids
Misses Laura Baker Silver Baker and
Ethel Aldrch. Lohengrin's wedding march
was rendered by Mrs. George Edwards and
the ushers We're d. IL. Aldrich and +. y
Baker. Following the ceremony the brida
party were driven to the home of the bride
on East avenue. where reception was
rendered them last evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Aldrich will reside in South Burlington.
The Rev. Father Desonia who has beer
assistant curate at the st. Francis Xavier
Church the past year has been assigned tC
Readsboro, and left for his new station.
Mrs c. f. Thomas. wife of c. Frank
Thomas. brother of II. L. Thomas, and
former resident of this place, died in Brat
tleboro Sunday, April 49, and the remains
were taken to St. Adams, where the fu
neral was held yesterday.