Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-25

formed by the TT. Rev. Mgr. Cloarec.
The young couple left on the morning
boat for a short wedding trip to Platts-
burEh and other points in northern New
York
The Vermont carried a picnic party of
about 225 people to Fort Frederic and re
turn Saturday under the auspices of the
Unitarian Church Sunday school. The
Nicolini orchestra furnished music on the
noat and for dancing at the pavilion at
Fort Frederic.
The friends Of Prof. w. c. Kitchin, who
formerly resided in this city and who was
recently severely injured by being run
over by brewery wagon in Schenectady
n. y. have received word that he is
recovering from the accident, although he
mas lost one finger and an eye.
The first meeting of the creditors in the
bankrupt estate of a. T.. McCarty was
held Monday afternoon before Referee
George w. Deberville and e. c. Mower
was elected trustee. c. w. Richardson.
l.. a. Drew and L. Selden were appointed
appraisers.
Invitations We're received in this city
Yesterday to the marriage of Joseph
Dana Allen, son of Charles f. Allen of
this city. ana Miss Elizabeth Candy OF
Wilmington, Del. The wedding will take
place at Rye Beach, n. H., on the after
noon of Monday. July 10.
At college meeting held Monday
Narnum, Oh was elected base ball man
ager. Vice Burrows, resigned, and Hicks,
%, was elected assistant manager. Gle
mcnt, '0i, was elected track athletic man
ager. Patterson, '0i, was elected basket ball
manager and Bassett, '05 assistant man
ager.
Mrs. Bennett Turk and daughter, Miss
Helen Turk, gave largely attended and
pleasant reception Monday afternoon
from four to six o'clock in honor of Mrs
j. G. Turk. A number of Burington's
fairest daughters assisted in serving re
treshtnonts and music was furnished by
the Nicolini orchestra.
Jesse w. Tobey, who graduated from
the Harvard Law school this year, is
spending few days in this city before
going to New York, where he will be
connected with the law office of Horn
blower, Byrne, Miller & Potter at No. "A
Broad street. Miss Lucille Tobey. who
attended the Harvard commencement,
has also returned to this city.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
at Tyrone, Pa, Tuesday, June l6. Of
Charles Douglass Waters, formerly of
this city, and Miss Lille Mabel Dixon
of Schuylerville, n. Y. Mr.. Waters was
| Il member of the class of '9S, u. V. NJ,
and Is now chemist for the Morrison &
Cass Paper company at Tyrone, Pa.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
| Thursday. They were those of w. l..
| Iohannon, a farmer of Alburg, who has
| liabilities Of 1921 and assets of 1927, of
! which $3.50 are claimed exempt; and of
r. T.. Barney. a railroad man of St.
Adams, who has liabilities of SS7S and
assets of 800, all of which are claimed
exempt,
| In the case of Berry, Hall Co. VS.. F.
| a. Maynard, brought before Justice a.
V, Spaulding, judgment was rendered by
default for the plaintiff to recover dam
| ages Of Sl1 .45 and costs or $3.50. The case
| of Charles Muir vs. George Nantollc,
which was tried before Justice Spalding,
is held under advisomcnt until Saturday,
| when a decision will be given.
| Mrs. stephen McLane, formerly of this
| city, died at the home Of her daughter,
| Mrs. Clyde Kelly, in Springfield, Mass.
| Saturday after lingering illness. She
| is survived by three brothers and one