Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
MONTPELIER.

John n. Harvey, a rising young at
torncy OF this city and at present on
Of the clerks Of the revision commit
tee. was married Thursday at Montres
to Miss Daisy NJ. Rcinhardt. daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. R%heinhard
Of that city. The bride is "A gradual
OF McGiil College and has been prom
inent socially in Montreal. Mr.. Ilar
vey graduated from Montpelier sem
mary in 1895. from the University c
Vermont in 1902, and is in partnershi
with II. NJ. Harvey. his father, in thi
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey are a
present at the Woodstock Inn.
The request of Supt. F. J. Browns
combe OF the city schools hat the cit
council should enforce a curfew la,
has been referred by the council I
the city attorney to see if the adop
tion of such a law would conflict i
any way with the city charter.
Miss Katheryn Hutchinson, wno ha
been starring since August IN "Th
Pearl and the Pumpkin" has been oil,
liged to take a rest. as her health IN
become impaired. She will visit Cap
l.. ~. HUTCHINSON H'i AttIlti, IA Iii
city for a short time.
c. II. Wilkinson went Thursday I
T.oston. where he was r,arried Il
evening to Miss Dora Miller II TIA
city. William p. Brown accompanie
aim and acted as best man at the wed
ding.
John G. Sabens, who was clerk at tn
Union House before the dining DOR
was closed. is visiting at his home /
Richmond for Two weeks. He expect
to spend the winter in Jacksonville
Fla.
Mrs. Anna Franklin. formerly proof
reader on the Montpelier Daily Jour
nal. left Wednesday evening for Loi.
Beach, Cal, where she expects to re
side in future. Mr.. and Mrs. Orvill
Hosworth of W!lliamstown accompanie
her.
Harry p. Moulton, first lieutenant q
Company H.. :, y. Ct, has sent TO Co
j. Gray ttstey his resignation. to tax
effect WI m his successor is cnoser
Lieut.. Moulton has been with Com
pany ii for six years and his resigra
zion is regretted by the members q
the company.
A of Montpelier is to he com
mcnced at once to see how much none
will be contributed toward the 5000
n necessary To he raised TO make c~ftectiV
the donation of $4,000 given by Dr. PoaI
sons of Chicago, as a permanent endow
mont fund for Montpelier seminary. Nd
Of wealth in other parts If Vermont an
of New ENGLAND who awe been approach
cd and asked to contribute TO this fun
have held back their subscriptions until
is ascertained how much the city 4
| Montpelior is willing to do to keep IN
school here. Tho very life Of the institj
ton depends upon raising this money al
without it. the seminary. already heAvI
hurdcned with debt, would hardly he an
to keep its doors open for any length 4
time.
The goods Of the bankrupt stock ~ BAL
comb Brothers at the Criterion ~rostaura1
brought nearly $500. They were Appraisal
for about 500 more than that sum, m
rooms in the Sabin block where the rel
taurant was located are to he occupied Y
Reed 4 Templcton.
q. G. Warren passed through this Ell
yesterday afternoon accompanied by
c. Moody in the automobile with whid
he and l.. Bart Cross of this city tour1
Europe during the carly fall. Mr. Warr1
WAS bringing the machine from bos'1
to Waterbury and stopped Tuesda
night at Claremont. n. II.
Miss Susan Mckee and Harold c. WI
lard Of Richford were married yesterdI
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