Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27


As w. w. Aldrich was returning home
from peddling his milk in the city Mon
day he left his team standing in front
Of j. D. Browns a few minutes, when
tho horse started and ran to +. u.
Lords place where IL was stopped. Ono
wheel collidcd with a telephone pole and
WAS wrecked.
Miss Olive Richardson. who has been
suffering with an absccss on her face,
is better.
Dow Butlcr and Adclbert IIcllon. who
arc visiting relatives In 1Ighgatc and
Franklin. arc expected home this week.
w1NoosKI.
After an all day delibcration on tile u
applicants for licenses the Colchester
board Of license commissioners made tho
following awards of Licenses for the CONF
ing year. First class. John B. 1avey a.
the Hotel Brunswick, Arthur NJ Smith az
the Hotel brunswick, f. Edward Alnrd
ut his store on Main street. J. Henry Me-
Grecvy at his present location IN the Nc.
Greevy block on Malletts Bay avenue,
second class, Lee W. RaNUn at the cast
end of the Ravlin block on East Allen
street. 1t will be seen from the above list
that but two of the holders of last years.
year. The license granted to Arthur NJ.
Smith at the Hotel Brunswick will hava
To- be transferred to some other location
as Mr. Lavol:, the proprietor of the hotel.
who was refused a license last year clos
his house. but lqascd the bar to Mr.. Smith
Tic granting of this license Will no doubt
he the means of opening the only hotel
| in the village to the public once more
| after being closed for Il year. The license
holders of last year who were not included
| in this years list are Frank +. Gokcy
Daniel J. Greaney and Narcotic Bros.
| At the annual meeting of Winooski
Steamer Fire Engine company, held in
their rooms Tuesday, the following
officers for the year were elected Fore
man, Fred Lavey, first assistant fore
man. David Leary; second assistant, Ed
ward Giiiin; clerk, Harry Rolfe; treas
urer. c. II. stevens; auditor. Theodore
Hopkins; engineer. Fred Mead, first as
sistant engineer, j. g. Flint: second as
sistant engineer, Andrew Anderson; fire.
San. Paul Kirby; first assistant fireman.
George Hulburt. Tho appointve officers
will be named at the next regular meet
ing.
One of the p-ettiest weddings of tho
season took place last evening at thu
Trinity Episcopal Church when MISC
} Emma Helen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace l.. Thomas, became the bride OF
Wallace Henry Howard of Burlington.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev f. c. Bennett rector OF the church.
, in the presence of church full OF
friends and relatives. Promptly at tho
appointed hour. $50 o'clock, the bridal
party entered the church to the strains
. Of the bridal march from LchcnGrin in
the following order: The ushcrs. Messrs.
William +. Mac Bride, hrother-ir-law oe
the bride. Erwin and Frederick Thomas.
brothers of the bride. and Lee Thomas.
n cousin of the bride. The bridesmaid.
Miss Margaret Stewart followed by the
bride leaning on the arm of her father,
, who gave her away. Tie party was met
at the chancel by the groom and his best
man. Roscoe NJ ace. of Burlington and
. cousin of the groom. The ceremony
= was then performed, the ring service be-
: ing used. The bride was bccominglY at.
: tired in Il champagne satin foulard gown
. trimmed with port d'sprit Lace. She
wore a hat of tan straw trimmed with
: blue chiffon and carried n bouquet OF
Il bride roscs. The bridesmaid wore y
= dress of blue satin foulard trimmed with
J. lace. Her hat was OF black chiffon and
G she carried pink carnations. As the
II party left the church the wedding march
c by Mendclsohn Was played by the or
T. ganst, Miss Estolle NJ. Packard. Tie
l. church was prcttily decorated With pot
r ted palms and cut flowers and presented
II n very attractive appearance. At the
it close of the ceremony the party repaired
to the home of the brides parents on
Upper Main street, where Il wedding re-
ception was hel1. Here congratulations
were offered and refreshments served.
- Mrs w. f. Mac Bride. Mrs. Frank Pierce
). and Misses Maud Fratt and Nellie Tho.
= mas assisting at the tables. Tho brda
- was the recipient OF large number OF
useful ard handsome presents including
% cut glass, furniture. siiverware. hric-a-
, brac. lnd 81 in gold. The operators from
- the telephone exchange sent a prot ty
( chatting dish. the bride teng ono of their
n number for a number of years flla
y employees of the Burlington Steam laun-
n dry presented a handsome desk and
Al chair. while the groom presented tho
I bride with a gold watch. The young
ii couple left on the 1905 train last evening
: for New York for a ten days wedding
al trip after which they will hc At homo
n 10 their friends At IS Cronhc strcet'
II Rurlingtcn. Mr.. Howard is tho Vourt-
oous driver of the burlington Steam
at laundry team, while his bride Is ore pf
- Winoosks pretty, popular and pleasing
Young women. Among those from ou'
I'd of town who attended the nuptials were
or Mr. and Mrs. n. G. Peck of Montpelier
I'd Mrs. Fred kenney, Miss Maud Pratt and
in Mrs Lillian Pierce of Rutland. Mr.. and
re Mrs George clifford of st. Alhans, Mrs
s. H. Calkins of Hardness. y. Y, Mr.
n and Mrs IA. 9. Jones and daughter o.
10 Willsboro. y. v, and W. :. Howard OF
no Bellows Falls.
>, Willie and Arthur Kirby, Il and /
cv years, respectively, were sentenced yes
cd tcrdav to the Industrial school at Yer
cepnos for the remainder of their minor
,tv. The two boys are sons OF Charles
Kirby, the shoemaker and were con
III victed bcfore Justice +. !. Graves o
49, being habtual truants. They were takel
f. down at noon by Officer Bcrgeron.
ril MILToN.
in Easter services were held at the Epis
nj lcopal Church Sunday with early com
munon and the Easter service at 4 p
Oh m. at the Congregational. At the morn
,y ling service there was n sermon by TIN
To-. !,