Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-29
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From the Island I'm the Lake TO the
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and by the Shores of White
River Covered by spc-
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THE NEWS e COUNTIES
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ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBUKY.

Justice Dickens had a trio OF Offend
RS before him Thursday morning,
rought in by officer wills. Ber; Good
tch was charged with intoxicatton, to
hich he pleaded guilty and was fined 50
nd costs a total of S1160. which he was
ma BILE to pay and took the alternate sem
nee of ten days in the county Jail;
William Sexton, for a similar offense, was
I ned d like amount which he paid and
as discharged Jerry Downey, a wander
r. who was detected peering into resi-
cnces on the hill Wednesday evening.
as charged with vagrancy and admitted
he validity OF the charge. lie was sem
need to ten days in the House of Cor
.cction, and officer Wills gave him free
.de to Rutland
-Four of the large number of hunters
hat have gone from this town hunting on
|he near by mountains for the past week
|or deer have returned with good luck
$ follows: Guy Place, Harrison Mills,
Iuideon Abbey and Fremont Abbey. each
,avng a deer weighing from 20 TO 80
Sounds each.
| Miss Jennie Wright has in her pos
ession a very interesting paper, 1t being
| he will OF her great grandmother, Mary
Grimes in which she bequeathed all her
oidly goods to sundry relatives. 1t IS
korded in the quaint language OF CEN
Jury ago. being dated September Il, lIS1.
| :.
'ras held from the home of her son, Isaac
Rogers, on Court street Monday after
Ioon at two O'Clock, conducted by the
Rev. f. o. Taylor. The intorment was in
I he West cemetery. Mrs. Rogers WAS %
! Fears of age and for the past few years
has made her home with her son, where
4 he funeral was held. She is survived by
him and by two other sons. Edward, Of
|his village. and John Rogers of Shore
ham,
ON Monday, market day, eggs brought
; cents and butter 10 cents.
a verv prettv autumna' wedding took
Place Wednesday morning at St. Mary 5
Roman Catholic Church, when Miss Mary
AnRelinc Smith was united in marriage
10 Eugene Shambo by the Rev. Father
B. D. shannon. Promptly at nine o'clock
he bridal party entered the church to the
ktrains of MenaelSSOhn's march which
WAS rendered by Miss May Flynn. The
,ride, preceded by Miss Nora Lamoy. of
|ilcns Falls, n Y, as maid of honor,
Fntered the church and proceeded to the
E4ltar. where she was mot 10y the groom
who had gone up the other aisle with
bis best man, George Shamho of Bran
Elon his brother. Here the usual cere-
Inony was performed, followed by nup-
ial mass. Napoleon Boudrcau and Den
(ls Rockford, brother forostcrs, acted as
IIshers. The church was very hands me
" decorated with potted plants and ferns
frhe bride was goWued in Il tan Nolc
bver tatfeta, heavily trimmed with lace
b applique. and wore hat of tan plush
She carried white prayer book lnlad
with pearls "a gift Of the groom. The
gown of the maid of honor was gray
sttimine over tatfeta She wore hat of
grey and carried pink carnations. After
the ceremony reception was hold at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
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