Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-14
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the last case of scarlet fever in the vii
lace is officially declared fully recovered
and the quarantine Of all dwellings is
removed.
William Cushmnn has leased the resi-
dcnce of Oliver Severance on Weybridgn
street for "A college boarding house.
Eugene Rourkc ard Mrs. NJ. V. r. Bron-
son were married at the parochial rcsi-
dcnce of ST. Marys parish Monday
morning by the Ecv. j. y. Shannon. After
2 wedding breakfast and reception at
the homo cf the bride the happy couple
took the Rutland train TO visit friends
in Albany and Troy.
Forestors hall was crowded to the doors
Monday evening with tho congregation
of ST. Marys Church. who met to tender
a rcce ption to the Rev. David Burke in
honor Of his recent accession to tho
priesthood. The Rev. Father Shannon in
tro1ucod Father Burke and referred to
his former residence among them and
to tho new relation and duties he hid
assumed. In concluding he presented a
golden chalicc to the guest OF the even
ing informing him that it was a free
will offering from the congregation
whore hc had received his earliest in
struction ,nd whore he was still held in
kindly remembrance. In accepting the
gift Father Eulkc referred 10 tho former
relations he had held to tho friend. now
ed tho donors for the elegant gift pc
slowed upon him. The Rev Father Far
rett ard Rev Father Dohcny of I'urlns
ton added complimentary remarks !.
banquet followed the exercises and a sea
son of social enjoyment was INDUCED in
for some hours.
District Deputy Grand Patriarch Miles
Cunningham Of Burlington installed these
newly chosen officers Of Addison Encamp-
ment. No. =. I. .. o. f., at their regular
meeting in O ID Fellows hail; G. P... w.
l.. Cady; 5. w. Charlie. 1.omoricr; II.
F., julius Bibbn., treasurer, G. l..
Youtt; frat watch, l.. r. Mcllen; second
watch. 2. n. Lane; third watch. H. l..
Hunt; fourth watch G. f. Abbey; first
guard to tent, w. r. Forsythc; second
guard to tent. a. T. Calhoun: T. S. Guy
Woodw orth. O. s, Henry Carrier: guide,
X. Calhoun. Tho oficer>-coct Who
were not present will he installed at a
future meeting by r. G. r.. l.. T.. Mcllcn.
At the conclusion Of the Official business
collation. was partakcn Of.
The mvstor!ou. transpostion of sack
of horse feed from the sleigh Of Thomas
Il. McGray, while standing unGer tho
Star mill shed Saturday night, was ex-
planned Monday night when Sheriff Chap
man brought the sack and Frank Wimottt
of East Midll-bury before Justice Foote.
| The two articles were found ut Frank :
home and his failure to satisfy the judge
that 1t was all a mistake caused him to
be held for trial. The case was continued
to next Tuesday before Justice foote.
Justice Foote has adjourned until next
Monday the case OF Henry Stone. pro-
prictor Of the Glen House at East Mid
diebLry. who was arrested by Sher' =
Chapman on n charge Of maintaining n
gambling machine in his house for tho
use Of the public. The device is known
as the Nickel in the Slot" machine.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the National bank of Middlebury was
held at their banking rooms Tuesday af
ternoon. Tho following officers were elect
cd for the ensuing year; President. a. a.
Fletcher; vice president, q. s. VAIN
wright in place Of J. c. WcllinSton. de-
ceased: cashier, Charlie. r. Pinncy: as
sstant cashier John a. Fletcher; teller.
Robert f. Pinrey; directors. A. \.
Fletcher Robert Cartmcll, Charles T..
Finnoy in place Of J. G. wellington. de-
ceased; John A. Fletcher. Mlidlcbury;
w. A. Lawrence. Hristol; y. H. Bennett.
Bridport and G. S. Wainwright. Middle
bury.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Bride Of this village ami
Chester L. Harris Of ricondorora were
married at the latter place December 2
last. the Rev. Vim. II. Manley officiating
They will reside in the latter place in the
near future.
| The loss on the Joy 6; Hulett carriage
repository that was hurncl few days
since at Salisbury, is about si,"l0 The
nrm intend to rebuild and continue tho
business.