Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18

who has been visiting in town, has gone
to Burlington. where he has employment.
james Rourke of Oshkosh. Wis. is visit
ing relatives here and in Brldport. Mrs.
Dwyer of Albany, n. Y, is In town.
Monday market day eggs brought II
cents and butter 2G.--The cattle shipment
from this section Monday consisted of
five carloads of cows, calves and hogs.
four for the Brighton market and one
for New York city.-Miss Jennie LaPan
has returned to Essex Junction where she
was called a week ago by the illness of
her sister. Mrs. J.. j. Bruya who is
slowly recovering. Frank Crowley has
returned to Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Calvi and daughter have returned
from a few days in t3arre.--Messrs Carey
and Rcmley, blacksmiths. have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Carey has bought out
Mr.. Remley, who remains in his employ.
r. NJ. Crosby of Vergennes was in town
Monday.-Thc remains of Albert Denno
were brought here from Brandon Monday
and taken to the Catholic cemetery for
burial.
The Hon. d. j. Foster Of Burlington
Will lecture on the Panama canal for
the benefit Of the building fund of St
MarY's Church here Tuesday evening
April 30.-Charles IT. Frost who has
been Ill ten days with the grip, is able
to be ont aEain.--Thc Misses Lizzie and
stella Turner have moved into the
Ncwcomb house on Franklin street,
which they purchased from the estate
of Mrs. Marietta \, Brown.---'rhe lar
g"st quantity of maple syrup brought
into town so far this season on any
one day was Monday. Prices run for
sugar from l2 to IA cents per pound.
syrup easily commands from 90 cents
10 $110 per Eallon.--R. j. Boeman of
Ripton, who got his left leg badly
broken in runaway accident at Cav
cndiSh in January, was able to come
to town Monday afternoon. William
Walter Hastings aud Mrs. Hastings Of
Newark, y. J., are in town.-Miss Ma
bel Gotta has gone to Essex Junction
for n few weeks visit.-Mrs. Caroline
Hyde has returned from Ticonderoga.
y. Y.--Mrs. Silas Kendall has returned
from Rutland.-Gcorge Mead. who re-
Gently underwent an operation for ap-
pcndicitis, is slowly recoverine.-S
ucl Bacon Is moving to the Stearns
house on Seymour street.-Miss Har-
riet Mead is slowly recovering E.--John
J. Hyde of Ticondcroga \. Y, IS in
town Tor a few daYs.-At the regular
meeting of the Potter chapter, No. %,
Royal Arch Masons, held in the Mason
ic hail Monday evening the following
officers were elected: High priest Rev.
w r. Forsythc; king. J. T.. Buttolph;
scribe. l.. G. Drolotte; treasurer, u. G.
Noble: secretary, W. IT, Brewster:
principal sojourner, c. j. Mathews;
royal arch captain. George Mead; cap
tain of the host. B. b. Brown; master
OF third veil. H. T.. Day; master of
second veil, r. +. Pinncy; master of
first veil. W. e. Knight; chaplain. \.
w Dickens; steward Fred Person;
steward, a. G. Frcegard; tyler. W. S.
Huntley; organist. f. H. Martin. They
were installed by Past High / riest,
William IT. Brewster Deputy Sheriff
r. +. Sanford of Cornwall arrested
Earl Peck of West Cornwall Tuesday.
brought him to this village and paced
him in the county Jail. He will he
him TO Whiting Wednesday where he
had n hearing. He was charged with
stealing 500 from William L. and
Henry Calvin of that town.-William
w. Hope, who for three years as been
manager Of Il hotel at Averhill Park.
" y, returned to town with his wife
aud children Monday evening They
intend to take up their residence hero.
Peter Lacke. after n years engage
mcnt, in Cornwall, has returned TO
Middlchury.-Thc Homo circle society
of the Methodist Church held we'll
attended meeting with Mrs. A. X. Carr
Tuesday afternoOn.-Alex Gaudctte and
family Of Orwell have moved into
rooms in the Dyer block on Main
strect.--Mrs. Paul Weston and three
children Of Steubenville Ohio. are visit
ing relatives In town.
Earl Peck. who was placed in the
county jail Tuesday on the charge of
stealing 500. was taken Wednesday to
Whiting where the alleged theft is
claimed to have been made. AMI
brought before Justice Hubbard who
bound him over to the June term of
Addison county court. Bail was fixed
at $500 which he was unable TO pro-
cure yesterday
very pretty wedding took place at
St Marys Church Wednesday morning
at eight O'Clock, when Miss Anna Fran
ces Halnon. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John IIalnon, and John H. Halpin. son
of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Halpin. were mar
ried by Father j. d. Shannon. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Maud Halnon. and Mr.. Halpin was ac-
companied by his brother. Frank. of
Leicester, Mass. The wedding march
was played by Miss May Flynn, Dur
ing the services solos Were sung by
Miss Abigail McNulla and Herbert
Bailey The ushers were Charles Hal
pin and John Halnon, In the evening
a reception was held at tho home of tine
bride in Cornwall. The Middlebury or
chestra furnished music during tho
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Halpin left for
a wedding trip to Bridgeport Conn.
and New York city, and on their return
will make Middlebury their homo.
Among those from out of town to at
tend the wedding were MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Carrigan Of Pittsford.
Roger Ryan and Napoleon Boudreau
have been elected alternates by Father
Daley council knights of Columbus,
TO the annual state convention in Fair
Haven in May.-Dr, Dickinson of the
congregational Church will take for
his subject Sunday The Forgiving
Heart OF God; evening The Kingdom
of This World Is because the Kingdom
of our God and of His Christ,"-Judgc
l. T.. Weeks has gone TO Windsor where
with the rest of the officers he will
make the monthly visit to the State
prison --TRe Rev. f.. b. Harris of East
Arlington, appointed pastor of the