Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15

\. n. Lewis officiating. Burial occur
red in Green Mount cemetery.
The jury returned q verdict in tho
Newell g. Wright vs.. sheriff A. G.
Tcmplcton case last Saturday that they
! believed the defendant had u right 10
take tho plaintin from Barre TO Mout-
policr and that they did not think he
was trespassng. The damages were
assessed AT $3.50 on the basis that IN
case he WIS trcspasscr the defcn-
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Carlo Pancra aud Miss GuIia Dclforo
were married Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock at tho residence OF q.
Rianchi by Justice Of the Peace Charles
DEF. Bancroft. A reception was given
them Saturday evening which q large
| number of their friends attended.
News has been received in the city
OF the death of Or. Charles Il. Corbn
In Western Nebraska which occurred
March !. The body was taken to his
nome IN kIrksvllle. Mo, where 1t was
buried Friday. Death was due to tub
efcuIosiS which he contracted soon az
ter leaving Montpelier six years ago.
H." was formerly in the practice of
| ostcopathy here and had an extensive
The engagement OF DIR. L. f. Bee
man, formerly Of this city, and Miss
jennie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
;. Ackerly, of Northport. X. l., has
been announced. The wedding will
take place in June.
The divorce case Of Ingram against
ingram that has been on the docket
of Washington County Court for three
n
becu settled by James Ingram. the
defendant. paying his wife $500 in
| full settlement aud the case has been
discontinued.
DE- T. NJ. Pclticr. formerly Of this
city, died last Saturday at Three
Rivers, T. @, whore he had practiced
his profession for several wears.
George Noyes, better known as
'Squint," pleaded guilty in city court
to selling intoxicating liquor without
license and was sentenced to not less
than seven nor more than eight months
at hard labor in the House of Correc-
tion at Rutland. where he was taken
yesterday. the offences were COM
mitted at tho rooms Of the respondent
on East State street.
Henry \. Collins, imperial potcntate,
Sinai Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
shrine. to ballot on petitions and obli-
| gate candidates in the short form at
| Masonic hall in this city on Friday
| evening" April 20 A dance for mobiles
and their ladies will follow at Arnory
hall with music by Wilder's orchestra
Ida NJ Bowman. who was recently
| reported as having eloped with a mar
NOT
from FRANK Il. bowman, her husband,
hI'BHhs lntolerable severity and d
broken marriage covenant.
Al inc Hlst regular meeting OF the new
city couhcli held last evening the follow
i"s 'l'F o'H'orS were appointed; super
'ntehdeht or streets, CLARK Il. Roberts;
SuPer'h'c"deht OF water works and city
engineer Inn = smith city attorney.
rreu ~ T. 'arletoh' oVerseer OF poor, w.
{. '-anpher'' health officer ar. William
i-incSeS' city ph|Sician' DR. George ",
farIneh'eri chlct engineer john W. Peck;
ilrst assistant clarence >. Whittier; SEQ
ohd assistant Henry C7Shen; city weigh
er' ffed blahchafd' inspector OF leather
Albert " 'uhlni'hS' surveyors OF wood
ana inspectors OIL lumber NJ T. chase G.
r. booth' D. v 1fou"s' lhomas Glsoorhe'
FRANK ~ Dewey pouhdkceper' +. !" FHt-
heF' trustees OF pubhc money Albert DO
hohhott' FRED T.. Smith, y. w. ferrin;
fence viewers Joseph q. Livingston
harry > Idoor' wizard C. Walker; IRE
ponce ]" IT, hlNpN' 'harles y. smith,
d. W. HYDE, f. II. Tracy, W, I. Dewey
r. r. DAVIS All these "ncets were re-
appointed except the overseer Of the poor,
Mr. Laihphere VINO succeeds e. H. Far