Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-24
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
8T. ALBANS.

News has been received here of the
wedding Of Miss Eva Thorp. daughter
of Mrs. Israel Thorp of Albany. y. Y.
and ". Hamilton BennaW, which took
place in Albany oct. Is. MI Ben
Lam was formerly an Eriscopalian
clergyman and was for several years
rector of 81. I.uke's in this city. He has
given up the ministry and is now doing
literary work
The jury in the case Of state VS.. Fay p
Leach Of East HiEhgatc returned Thurs
day morning a verdict Of guilty after be-
ing out but half an hour The respondent
was charged with a breach Of the peace
the offeuse consisting OF firing off rcvol-
Yer twice in the streets of East IA rne'd
last January and narrowly missing Miss
Frances Pomeroy, who was passing At
the time. The respondent will be later ar
raigned for sentence.
Invitations We're issued Thursday
for the wedding Of Miss Addio Louise
Bingham. eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles l., Bingham, Of Mcsscn-
ger street, and Ernest Walton OF Mon
treal, Que. The ceremony will take
place in the First Uuivorsalist Church
Wednesday evening, October 30, at
$50 o'clock.
Archibald buchanan, Jr. who came
to this city in December. 1903 as SUI
perintcHdent of motive power of thu
Central Vermont railway has resign.
ed to become chief Of the bureau Of
inspection with the public service
headquarters Will be in Albany and
tr. l..
Der /.
In Franklin county court Friday
the case of state We. Edward w Rlon-
din, of 81. Armand Bay, was concluded
aud verdict of guilty was rendered
in the afternoon. Tho case Wa. the
outcome Of a bout between Arthur Al
eNander and Blondin at the Bay Aug
ust 4, in which the latter, who was
in his power boat, went into the water.
George r. Archer ami Fred Blake of
Montpelier have rented the store on
Main street, now occupied by c. H.
Wiley as pool room and barber shop
and Will open ,hcatorlum about Nov-
omhcr l. Mr., Wiley has not decided
whore his new quarters will be locat-
ed
Tho government has finally recognized
tho necessity of an additional immgrl-
ton inspector at this port, by tausfcrriue
w, u. Lewis from Blaine, Wash, to this
city NJ. Lows has arrived and assumed
his duties and will be followed later by
his wife
Mrs. f. Il Jo',ey died NJ her home on
Messenger street soon after six o'clock
Tuesday, after a few months. illness.
The funeral will be held At
st Luk"'s Episcopal Church this af-
tcrnoon at 80 o'clock The services
at the church will be preceded by
prayer service At toe house for the
family at two O'Clock. Mrs Jolley,
who was % years old. leaves besides
Il husband and young daughter, three
sisters, Mrs. y. NJ. Bcattie of Van
couvor, h. G.. Miss Emma Robins OF
Boston ana Miss Maude Robins Of
Auburn. Ne, and two brothers, VIII
liam Robins of Auburn, Me, and Fred
Robins of Rutland.
julius Barrettc, proprietor of Bar
rette's market and store on Lake street
has sold his business to Nelson Cooley
Jr and Arthur Hin, who will take over
the business Monday, November l. Mr.
Cooley and NJ" Hill have been clerks in
j, W. RyanS market for several years.
one divorce case was tried Tuesday
in Franhhn county court. that of Louis
Desc VS.. Virginia Bushey Desc Of Bur-