Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-10

intends to commence work here in about |
Two weeks. The matter OF appointing "a
street commissioner and also policeman
will be determined at the next meeting to
he held this evening.
A meeting of the village trustees
was held in W. G. Emerson's office
Saturday evening Among other bust
ness the question of street commission
en- was settled for the present by APP
pointing Il. l.. Hills commissioner for
a term OF two months with the condi-
tons that he shall have a team and
one man to assist in the work on the
streets. II this method proves salts
| factory to the trustees, the same
| scheme will be carried out throughout
| the year. The matter of police has
| not been settled but there is to be a
| change. chief of Police r.. :. Abbott
has finished his services and no steady
policeman will be appointed. 1t is
intended that a policeman will be APP
pointed, who shall be on duty at spcci-
| fed times and this chief of police shall
have several assistants, to be used as
| the occasion calls, but there will be no
| salaried officials.
| Charles Baker, who carried on NJ. G.
| Rowell's farm last year. has moved his
family to G. y. Morsc's farm. which
he will carry on for the coming year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish who spent
| the winter at Biloxi Miss, arrived
| saturday from Louisville. Ky, and are
| at their nome in the Center village.
Among other interesting places in the
| South, Mr.. and Mrs. Parish visited
Mammoth Cave.
AT the home Of the Hon. and Mrs w. r.
| Wall at eleven o'clock Saturday forenoon
| toov place the marri,eo If ,beir niece
Miss Eunice ~. Flint. to Robert II. GOV
of New York The ceremony, which was
witnessed by relatives. was performed Nv
the Rev Samuel knowles. pustor of tho
BAPTIST Church The bride was attended
by Mrs Harry G. Beekman. matron Of
honor. and James Hunt of Hartford
Conn, acted as best man. The wedding
march was played by the brides sister
Miss Edith Greere. The brides gown was
beautiful white wolfe with hat to match
The rooms were handsomely decorat cd
for the occasion with asparagus. lerns and
pink and white carnations. The Young
couple were the recipients of many beau
tiful presents OF silverware. cut glass,
lchinaware. embroidered linen and financial
remembrances from their many friends
Among those from out of town who at
tended the wedding were the Hon. and
Mrs. r. J. Flint, parents of the bride.
Or. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Greene, Or, and Mrs.
10. V. Greene Mrs. O. D. Greene, Miss
Edith Greene Mr.. and Mrs Charles Coy.
and Mrs Frank Kendall Of Bethel Mr..
land Mrs James Hunt Of Hartford. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy are both very popular
in Randolph and Bethel and have the hest
wishes of their many friends They loft
limmed lately for a wedding trip before
going TO 1851 linton avenue. New York,
where they will be at home after June |.
At the next regular meeting of West
Randolph Grange, No. 40, the lecturers
programme will consist of the four-act
drama, "Uncle Rube." to he presented
. by II of the members Of the Grange ORA
matte club.
Dana n. Morse was in Northfeld yes
terday to attend a business meeting of the
, directors of the Dog River Valley Fair
associaton.