Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Ray Dubv or A1burEh Center ana Miss
Clyde Moulton. OF Montpelier junction
wcr" married Wednesday Nov. at the
homo of the bride by the Rev. l.. r. Reed.
Eoth these young people were formerly
employed at the State hospital for the
insane at Waterbury. and the friendship
born there eliminated IN "A merry we'd
ding
At a meeting of Company II. V. \. c.,
held last Saturday evening Clarence n.
Senter was elected first lieutenant to
take the place of Harry Moulton, re-
signed Quartermaster Sargent Almon
ID. Moore was nominated as second lieut.
tenant but declined and First Sergeant
Chase II. Wilkinson was elected to MI
that office
Carroll b. Slayton. son OF MFR. and
Mrs V. l.. Sayton Of this city, was
married TO Miss Clara Jean, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Byron Parkhurst
in North Troy last week Wednesday
by the Rev. James Ramage of that
place.
George II. Paine of Cabot. Francis
l.. Knapp of Cabot. Herbert n. Heath
OF Lower Cabot, Louis McCloud of
Graniteville. Leon w. DeCollaines OF
Montpelier formed n class who took
an examination at the federal build
ing last Saturday for the position of
rural mail carrier in Cabot over the
new route recently established there.
George a. Knapp, secretary of the local
examining board had charge of the
applicants.
Fred Dolby is in Washington comfy jail
charged with alternating the affections Of
Ia r..ff ma,
set up at 5000 Dolby is a local stone
mason and McJarrett. who il a day la
bor"r. has two small children 1t is said
Dolby has wife living at Pawtucket, r.
|. He has been unable to obtain bail. and
as he has no property the city will be
obliged to pay mis- board so long as he
remains At the jail. The suit is brought
through H. T.. Bailey. and w. A. Lord is
counsel for Dolby.
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney Of this city
died Thursday night at the State hospital
for the insane at Waterbury. where she
had been two years. Her funeral WIS
held from. ST. Augustine Church Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock ana lurial was
in the Catholic Gem, terry. Deceased
was - years old.
Curtis Field has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Herman Kripling of Calais. aged Co.
died Monday from the effects of drink
ing wood alcohol three weeks ago. The
liquid was taken rs medicine and the
mistake was not discovered until too late
Funeral services were held Tuesday from
the HON" of Edward Kripling and burial
was in the Robinson cemetery at
Calais
Shotgun OsterF was in city court Mon
day and bail in his case was fixed at
s::5o. lie will be taken to the State hos
pital for the insane at Waterbury for OBJ
servation and his cas-, has been contin-
ncd until the March term of Washington
| county court.
| George Gordon Of Burlington was con-
| vict'd of intoxication in city court Mon
| day. tie appealed his case and j. W.
Gordon Of Barre. his attorney. furnished
the $50 bail required. John Sullivan of
this city paid sl3.,S fine and costs for IA
first oncnse ana William Clough of WASH
ington contributed sl2.7e for IA similar Of
| Tense.
Mary T.. Snow. widow of the late Ira
Snow. died Monday at the home of w.
S. Snow, her son. of Bright's disease. aged
20 years. Mrs. Snow was a native Of Will
| Jamestown and was n consistent member
of tho Church of the Messiah. For 81
years prior TO his death her husband was
sexton at Green Mount cemetery. Flu
neral services were held Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock at No. s Hillside
avenue. The Rev. DR. ]. Edward Wright
oniciatcd ana burial was in Green
Mount cemetery.
julius s. Robinson. died Sunday morning
at her home on Fullerton avenue, aged
6S years. During her more than three
years of illness Mrs. Robinson was ten
derby cared for by Miss Lucy. her daugh-
Ter. a teacher in the public schools. Tho
Rev w. II. Dukeshire Offcated at her
funeral which was held WEDNESDAY
morning from her late home and burial
was in the Robinson cemetery at
Calais.
The friends Of Prof. J. w. Burgess,
whose summer home. "Redstone" Ia in
this cit; arc much gratifed that the
trustees of Columbia College have nomi-
mated him for the chair Of American his
tory and institutions in tho University OF
Berlin. When Professor Burgess visited
the German Emperor last summer "a plan
was devised by which the Theodore
Roosevelt chair of American history and
institutions should be established in Rer-
lin and prOfessOrship Of German history