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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04

ing mari iagc at the home of the brides
parents on Wednesday evening February
10 of Miss Mary a.. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Ward OF Waltham. to Arthur
z. Bcoth only son of w. w. Booth Of
Waltham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Nccdham left Mon
day evening for their now homo in
Washington. ~ c.. where Mr.. Nccdham
has accepted the position as manager for
u corporation.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Strong gave a mu-
sicalc Monday evening at their pretty
home ON Main street in honor of Miss
Lucy Skinner of Brooklyn. who is the
guest of Captain and Mrs. C. A. Brad
bury. About % were present. Dainty re-
freshnents were served and DR.. j.
Churchill Hindcs favored the company
with several solos.
Miss Grout Of Derby who has taken the
place of Miss Gould as teacher in the
graded school, is a graduate Of the Uni
versity of Vermont. class of 1901
The reception and dance given by Mr..
and Mrs. T.. g. Norton and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. \. Harrington at the city hall Tuesday
evening WAS the social event of the sea
SON The front entrance to the hall whore
the guests were received was very prettlN
fitted mp for a reception room. over 100
were proson: at tho rAll and iG couples
partools of rcfrcahmcuts consisting of
bouilon, salads. ice cream. cake and cof-
fee which were served IN the dining room
at the Stevens House. Miss Ruth Norton
acted as flower girl and presented each
guest with u button hol" huuuuct. The
music was furnished Iy \. y. Nittum and
Miss Lois Lyon Of this citF aud Arthur
! Henry of Bristol.
Tuc sday forcuuon tho check valve on
Tho large mosrl engine attached to the
butter train failed to work while at this
station and blew most Of the water ont
htilcr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04
VERGENNEE.

Friday morning Mrs. Edward Wilmer
was awakened by the crying of her baby
Hbout five O'Clock. Having given it milk
she placed it in the cradle aud retired to
rest. On awakening at eight O'Clock she
found the child dead IT is reported that
the death was caused by heart failure.
Saturday afternoon as Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Fox were driving in 10 town from
Essex. \. y. their horse became frighten-
cd when crossing the railroad track near
the depot and ran away. When near the
entrance to Dr. Shipman'S farm it ran
into a double team driven by Frank Pierce
of Addison. In the collision the horse was
thrown down and Mr. and Mrs. Fox pitch
ed out, fortunately without injury. Tho
horse also was unnjurcd but the cutie,
was badly damaged.
Miss Gould has resigned her position as
teacher in the graded school and will soon
go to Wushinaton d. g., TO preside over
the household OF her brother Judge
Gould, whose wife recently died leaving
five children.
At special meeting of the Raptis
Church, held Thursday evening, the Rev
w. H. trowcl resigned rs pastor of tn
church, his resignation to take effect ol
or before the hrst Of March. Mr.. Gro
voll has accepted the pasturate Of
church in Nova Scotia.
Cards are out announcing tic approacli
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04

Church and society was held In the vestry
on Thursday. February 2S mt p. m. j.
T.. Williams was elected moderator; II.
-. Eranch, clerk; f. e. Young. 4. ID.
Lewis and H. f. Hack. prudential com
mittec: T. f. Ocha mpaugh. treasurer
and collector ". l.. Wells, auditor r. ID.
Hrarch. cemetery committee. The reports
showed all debts paid ana S2S.W in the
treasury. chartered Creamery com
panv met and organized last Saturday
evening at Eagle my, three cfourths of the
stock being renroscntcd. Ofticcrs wcrc
elcctc, as follows President. G.. f.. Abel
c-prcsidcnt. V V. Blackmer; secretary
and treasurer, G.. i. Cook: directors. n.
ID. Branch, W. G. Hack. G. f.. Walker,
George Thomas ana l.. W. QUITS; audi
tors, G. G. Phelps and J. t. Branch. 1t
was voted to build a now creamery and
{. r. Cook John Conway and ID. ". Ryan
were elected building committee to look
tho matter mp and report saturday even
inu Egbrtiul> 6 at Eagle Inn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04
SUPREME COURT CASES.
Some Decisions Given Tue rsdny-OnIy
u Few NOrr Cases to BE Argued
at This Term.

Montpelier. Feb. An entry was made
by Judge start to day with the clerk of
the supreme court in the Washington
county assault case of Morris Mckcnstry
vs.. O. Il. Collins and B. II. Lowell heard
at the last October term. in which the
Judgment of the lower court WAS reversed
and the case was remandcd for n new
trial. This case has record In Wash
ington county court whvre it has already
been three times tried. Tho last two
trials of this case was by a struck jury
ana it is again rcmandod for trial on the
ground that in the last trial the court
Jailed to charge the jury tina, the defend
ant, Collins, in performing his duty as
an officer had n right tn Use sufficient
force to serve the writ of rcplcVin with
which he was armed.
In the Washngtnn county case of Ed
ward II. Dcavitt Vs. Walter l., Rug, ad-
ministratur the decree Of the lower court
WAS affirmed ana the cause rcmundcd.
The cases argued to-day We're the Essex
county case of William L. Currior and t..
+. Norcross W. the town of Brighton and
school district of Brighton to recover
for the value of wood delivered to the
several school districts in the town OF
brighton.
Motion for a new trial in the Rutland
county case Of I'lmnSton DaeGctt as adj
mniStrator of AhasuVrS tHpcn ". Chas.
II sheldon John A. sheldon, William *.
sheldon. surviving partners of sheldon 4;
Sons; III" Rutland county case Of y. q,
Coolidge trustee in baukruptcy Of Mar
Yin \. Mcclure ". IamsOu j. Ayers, Il
case in troNcr to recover Tor a piano val
ued al So.
An Interesting case heard this after
noon was State W. y. IL. Abraham, from
Rutland county. against whom an inlor-
nation WAS filed for the unlawful prac-
ticc Of pharmacy at Rutland from Janu-
AIRY y to March |, 1rGj. The respondent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04
BRIDPORT.

Deacon i. l.. Crane Of MiddlcburN was
in town SnturdaN.--i.ittlc Elizabeth Ham
iltou is ON the sick liSt.rhe ladies rcaliZ-
cd Sl3.i0 at their social last week.-M Mr..
Osgood Of Eellows Falls conducted union
services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church last SurdaN.-Asu tiomcnwHN of
Middlobury recently visited his daughter,
Mrs. +. &. Cranc.--Thc marriage of NJ. r.
Wolcott and Thedd Baldwin Of .ihOrcham
took place at the residence of the latter
Wednesday aftcrnoon.--Mr. ana Mrs. II.
*. Williams recently visited at New
ijavon Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Russell have
returned from N"rsenneS. Edith lIlliuei
of Shoreham is visiting nor grandmother
Mrs j. g. Smith. The R"V. ". y. Bacon
rendered his resignation january y. Mrs
George Towner has returned from her
visit to Ludlow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04
CORNWALL.

cards arc oit Announcing tho marriage
of Miss May tHul and Gt preo Thompson
to take place in the Methodist Church
on Tue sday evening, February "--Mrs
Rosa \anCelott has gone To visit her
niece, Mrs. George Adams of M:ddle-
hury.-'tne concert by the Ladies' Glrc
club of Middlebury College WAS well AT
tended, ard all seemed to enjoy it very
mtrh.-'Fhe snow storm of January II and
February ! f'led the roads so that the
rural free delivery had hard time 10 get
through. Every ore is glad to soc Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Il. Williamson back in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04
ORWELL.

j. NJ Stevens was homo Sunday, re
turn inr TO Albany, \. y, Monday.
Olan Root met with AN unfortunate ac-
oldont last Sunday by having COW
strike her foot against the side of his
ankle so ms 10 break the small bone in
his leg The foreign department. We
mans Missionary society, met Wednes-
day the 2ru with Mrs. J. f. Williams At
y. m.--The Round Table will meet Tues
day evening, -. i'auls court, No. t'' {.
-. T., hold their annual bali on Friday
cvcninr, TchruarN IN the town hall
The annual meeting Of the Congregational
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gleason Of Wostford
visited her sister, Mrs. Dell Steadman,
the first of the wcck.-RYrOn lIurlburt
ANA his two youngest daughters, k.dith
and Nasta, visited his brother. Roy, in
MonktOn the last of the week. Laura
Sweet from Huntingdon who is teaching
in South Ireland, was with her uncle :,
Daniel Sargonts family over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Solomon Buell. OF Lincoln
visited Mr. Phoebe Wright Sunday after
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04

Twenty seven viaducts on the Uganda
railway have been completed by the
American Bridge company. The work was
accomplished in ono year and seven DAYS.
About 60O1 tons of steel have been used
in the construction of bridges and about
800 900 feet, board measure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04
CHITTENDEN COUNTY CASES
Arguments Made before Supreme Court
Nesterduy--Othcr Cases

siontpolicr. Feb, 3-ArSumcnis were
completed this morning by L. T. l'rowu
aud Guy II, start in the Chittond 'n couu-
ty case Of |. y. Chase Vs. II, :. Suulc, to
recover ono half tho alleged value Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of s Green Noun.
taa state.
The NEWS COUNTIES
ie Ninooski Valley, Villages mp North
from the Island in the Lake 10 the
rnssuinpxic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered by Spe-
cinI CorrcspOu dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEHURY.


ot tb. hntal nt Itast N,1dIehirv was tried
,Ienrc IIsti,.n t-onto rho i,,sticc J,,,ilrd
,bnt i,,uorarce or Tho la,v yns no do
trnsc stone wns fnund guilty of Keen
inc g. ,,icl<nl-in-the-slot machine Nr
,rto,, Wv, a'tnrns, ,I, '1,,'' ',' cornnst
.,rn.nl for his clion, but he was tined ssN
which j. III. lowest sum possible. and
,nsts II. oavn HANDS for bis annearonrc
al tEc uovt town, or rountv ro,lri and
,n,ll nm anp.nI.
rho Addison Comfy Ministerial asso-
,i,,,o, ,,,,t ar tho Addison Itn,,se II, ro,-
,,l,r .....ui,,, s;,trrd,,v ,ro, t,nr,hnrs v.re
,r..,,t 1.b. Ua,. Mr. Tutto, ,vns nlocte1
',od,r,tn,. ,od tho I,.v "a " S,ritb vas
rloscu scribe. The Rev. Mr. Bailey read
nm eposiy. Tho Rev. s H. Earnum read
mn ,s.av unou "AIinis,erial iherty" ana
u,o Rrv nauin,niu S,virt ,.e,.inved I,r
i.o,ro 4 cnrl.o, Lonl, ..i-Itin,sts Of
1,,itL " T., ,i.u of tbo ra,t tr.+ a w
1,ic.,re he. ,r,,,ir.Ilv withdrawn fr,rr
rho Christian ministry il has been mu-
1uallv agreed that his membership with
lhis association cease
'rhc Niddlehurv ro-nnerativc ('rea,n-
.rv associption are ,yettinu the material
,ocathor vim ,vhich tn huild = now
,.rn,mor, h,ildir, ,rno n.v, h,,ildinr
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ana dauSHteI' l""'iHe' WHO are H""'' 49, =,
'edNe l"f 'hlc"S"' Wiie'c tH'3 Will
make thel' lu'ure nome.
q. G. Mercier who has been hlgh'
operator al the depot TOY the past year
has resigned his position here and has
gone with his family to It ilNacinthc
+. a.. where nc i TO 90 into TIC hotel
business
Miss Eunice rota. who has been all
ing for some lime. died at the home of
her onrclt4. Mr.. and Mrs William Gotta
nr : ,v,rour. etrno, ea,.lv NnndHy morn
t H. .o, -, .n ,..rs
tt ,,o,-ul,. n,oet,,,,, Of C,l.ncu-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04

ing marriage at the home of the brides
parents on Wednesday evening. February
10 of Miss Mary a., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. c. Ward OF Waltham, to Arthur
=. Gcoth only son Of w. w. Booth Of
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