Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
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a base ball club which will be known
as the Winooski Base Ball club has been
.organizcd with DR.. L. A. Burdick manager
and George A. Smith, captain. Practice
Will begin s soon as suitable grounds
can he secured and applications for me M
bcrship in the team will be received from
now on. There Is some excellent material
in this village at the present time and
as soon as the players are selected a
schedule Of games will be arranged with
local or Outside teams. A number of
other teams are being organized at the
wooden mills and the military post also
boasts of several strong teams.
Tho two men who were arrested by
Policemen Bergeron ana Abair in front of
the Winooski block for being drunk and
creating a disturbance We're brought be-
fore Justice f. J.. Graves in police court
Friday morning. Both were arraiGncd
on two charges, intoxication and breach
Of the peace, to which they plead guilty
and were fined s. and costs of $40 and
s. and 81 10 respectively, making a total
or 81 20 each, which they paid and were
discharged. Henry Conlin, ESQ., prose-
cuted
Truant Officer Abair has been on a tour
of inspection in the woolcn mills and
found 13 children of school age whom he
removed and ordered to school. He expects
to finish the wooden mills this week,
after which the screen wcrrs will be Wis
ited.
Joseph Nannery. the soldier, who was
arrested by the local police carly Monday
morning was brought before Justice F. l..
Graves in police court, later i'll the day,
and bound over in the sum Of $1,000 10
await the action OF the grand jury. III
default of bail he was rcmanded to jail
Nannery is charged with n criminal as
sault upon Mrs. Mary ALA of East Allen
H,,1,- f.,1, Ill li..A-
man Bersercn heard a cry OF police
from the direction of Balcy's block and
accompanied by officer Abair the two
started to investigate. Mrs. Ala met
them near the block and informed them
that two soldiers had forced an entrance
! to her apartments chol1ed herself and
husband and otherwise abused her. The
officers searched the rooms and found
Nannery but his companion had escaped
Mr.. ALA was bruised quite badly about
the head and shoulders while his wife re
| Coivod similar injuries and is suffering
from fright.
\ double wedding was solemnized at
St Francis NaVier Church at $50 Tues
day morning. Mass was celebrated by the
Rev j. +. Audet. who also performed the
( pleasing ceremonies. The contracting par
tics at the first were Miss Aibina Marcure
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezcb Marcure
! of LcClalr avenue, and Joseph Ernest
1aamin. Both young people were attended
10y their fathers. Miss Marcure was at
tired in pongoe silk, trimmed with white
/ chiffon and wore large white hat. She
also carried n white prayer book. Follow
ing the ceremony the bridal party were
driven to the home OF the crooms pa
| rents at No. 32 East Allen street Wher(
breakfast WAS served and congratulations
| offered. Dinner WAS also served here from
- to =. At O'Clock the party repaired
to the brides home and lunch partal;on of
after which dancing was INDUCED in unit
a late hour. MIR. Jasmiu is the popular
delivery clerk at tho store Of Frank Car
pcuticr. while Miss Mercurc is one o
. Winooski's fair young ladies Mr.. an(
Mrs Jasmin will make their home here
The second We lding was that Of Mis-.
/ Hattie Gaduc, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
Thomas Gdduc. and Frederick Blondin
Breakfast was served ~ the home of tn,
bride on East Center street and a ro
ception given in the evening ut tho groom
horne on Maple street
| Tho remains Of Mrs. f. W. johnson. wh'
died here Monday, were taken Tuesday
to Moira, n. ~. for intermcnt. The de
ceased was rs years of &C and a son
j.. W. johnson. Jr., accompanied th'
body to its destination.