Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-19
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

George G. Morse of this city and Miss
Blanche NJ. I'oss of Worthwhile are to be
married in the Congregational Church at
Morrisville on Wednesday nftcrnoon,
October 70.
Invitations have been received in this
city announcing the marriage at New
York. Thursday, October &C, of Forest r.
| evils, formerly of this city, now Of
Company +. Mli L. S. infantry. To- Miss
Elizabeth X. Booker of New York.
The Montpelier a. Wells Rive railroad
Is erecting "A new station at I.ancsh"ro
to replace the on" burned early last
spring. TN" one now being built will h"
larger than the one burned. The second
story will be occupied by the station
agent.
Hannah Waterman. wife of Orrin Daley,
died saturday morning at her home on
Main street after an illness Of two years
with neuritis. She was a native Of Or
anSe and was 81 years of age. She WAS II
member of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church and until her last
illness was one of inc prominent
workers in that society. Mrs. Daley Is
survived by a husband and one son. DIR.
q. w. Daley of White River Junction.
Funeral services were held Monday after
noon mt two o'clock from her late home.
the Rev. w. Il. Dukeshire. assisted by
the Rev. a. J. Hough of Groton Off
~ciating. and burial was in Green Mount
cemetery.
Tho II. c. Bowers Granite company
shipped Saturday TO South Royalton two
immense bases for the Mormon monument
to be erected at Sharon. One of these
bases was nine feet square and two feet
n thickness. the other II feet square and
~ inches thick. 1t was one of the largest
bases ever shipped from Montpelier or
Barre. Th" wagon on which it was hauled
from, South Royalton to it's resting place
WIS built to carry 100 tons and was drawn
ny 20 horses. The work of getting the
monument from the foot of the hill. two
mills to the top where it is to be erected.
Will nave to he done with a block and
tackle. Other sections of the monument
will be shipped some time this month
and the main shaft in November.
The Woodbury. general store at Granite
willie has been purchased by W. b. Tur.
ney Of this city and NJ. w. Churchill of
Morrisville. They took possession Monday
morning.
DR.. +. j.. Steele of this city has been
appointed "A member of the United States
board of pension examiners, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of DR.
ID. u. Grout Of Waterbury,. DIR. Steele
practiced medicine In Stockbridge for q
years and has been in practice in this
city since 1902.
The newly elected officers of the Mont
pelicr Country club are as follows: Pres.
ident, II. ]. NJ. Jones; vice-presidcnt, r
A. Rowland; secretary and treasurer, G
NJ IJaoton. aulitnrc y M Morse. 1n(
:, O. D. Clark: finance committee. II. ]. NJ
Jones and II. NJ. Cutler. Mr.. Cutler. who
. has been president of the club since il
y as organized, three years ago, declined
a reelection. The receipts for the pas
year were 1858. ~. nearly all of which
was disbursed. This club now own prop
g erty valued at $a.372.9i.
At a special meeting in Christ Church
: vestry, held Monday evening the Rev
c A. n. Lewis. the rector. read a lette'
to the vestry withdrawing his rcsigna
ton. which he rendered ten days ago
= After considerable discussion, the en-
i tire matter was laid on the table unit
the annual church meeting. next Easter
Invitations are out for the wedding o
- Harry G.. Wcbber and Mrs. Eliza c
g Phillips, which Is to occur Wcdncsda.
evening. October %, at the residence o
the Hon. Joseph a. DeBoer on Wcsterl
avenue.
Charles II. Reagan. motorman on tn
g Seminary hill line. and Miss Edith J.
Chandler were married Tuesda,
n morning Mt st. Augustine's Church b,
d the Rev. Father w. ]. O'Sullivan. ID. I
Donnclly acted as best man and Mis-
Mary Kelleher as bridesmaid. Mr.. an
n Mrs. Reagan left Tuesday mOrninI
for n brief stay in Montreal. afte
d which they will be at home at No. 5
n. Siblcy avenue.
'c Allen w. Wheeler and Miss Alice !. Pro
IN vonche, both Of this city. were marie
YESTERDAY by the Rev c. +. Wellman q
II his residence on State street.
.y FAYsToN.
pr Miss Emily +. Mcintyre OF Boston
ID teaching in school No. Ill. o. War
v has bought Il farm, OF James Erwln. o
10 German Flats. known as the Lewis BET
~ lis place. There was n hnsklng-p pee a
lie James McCullough's last Wedncsda
t. ovcninr.-E. f.. Palmer Of the Paine
s. 4 Dcrmerrit canning factory in Waite,
'. l.ury was in town last Friday buyin
\ opples for their canning business
is charles Buzzell OF Mortified visited HI
brother. George Buzzcll. m otht
IN friends rc~cently.-Legai complaint brin
'y made against John Livingston. Jr.. an
n William Bean to Town Grand Juryma
- F.. A. Bragg, for intoxication. they wei
y arrested and tried beforee Justice 5.
u. Dana October 10. They plead guilty an
~ were fined each $500 ana costs. whio
- they paid.-A complaint was also mao
~ october II against John Livingston, j
y. II. A.. Livingston and William Bean Il
~ disturbing the peace and the parties vel
" tried the next day before Justice s.
=. Dam. when they we're each fined $50.
h. and costs, which they paid.-James Bail
was arrested for intoxicatiOn October
ana had a trial before Justice 8.
Dana an the 18th with y. A. Heath
lis Moretown for counsel. He plead gull
o. o.A a. hoinU n third Offcnse he WAS give