Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28

wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. STAFFORD
| left ut noon for New York and Boston.
| They are to reside IN Rutland and VIII be
| at home after January 1 next. The groom
| is a travelling salesman for the Rutland
| FIRE clay company.
| Mrs william Lynch died Thursday
afternoon at Heaton hospital OF blood
| poisoning. She was native or More
| town and was "a years old. Ten days ago
| she was taken to Heaton hospital for an
| operation which was followed ny tho
disease that caused her death. Her funeral
was held Saturday morning at ~.
| Augustine's Church and burial was
| In the Catholic cemetery. She Is survived
by her husband and Ave small children
! Michael Murphy, for the past two
years ticket agent In the local on'ce or
the Central Vermont railway, Is soon
to be transferred to the Joint office Mt
White River Junction. Before he was
appointed ticket agent In TINS city Mr.
Murphy night operator In tho
western Union office for nearly two
wears Here he made good with tho pub
Tic and especially with the newspaper
men for whom he expoditiously and cor
rcctly handled their press.
| T. s trophy for several years n dry
goods merchant in this city, has pur-
chased a hotel in Seattle. Wash. Since
Mr.. Brophy went to the state of Wash
lnrton several years ago he has been
conducting n general store at Port
! Angeles
Harry G.. Carr OF Middlescx and Miss
Nancy NJ. Lathrop Of Berlin and Dr..
Frank wheeler and Miss Laura A. Gray
OF North Montpelier were married We'd
ncsday Nov % at the Methodist par
sonago by the Rev a. ]. Hough.
Daniel Connolly was convicted in city
court Friday Of non-support of bis
family and was sentenced to not less
than three nor more than four months
al hard labor In the House Of Correction
at Rutland. This charge was preferred
against Connolly last July. but as no
promised to do better Il was not pressed
at that time. He Is tool sharpencr,
earning good wages. but has an appar-
entity uncomfortable appetite for intoxi-
eating liquor. His wife Is now living
with her mother in Plainheld.
The hearing commenced more than a
year ago before Senator w =. D!liing-
ham in the case Of Michael Pembroke ".
V. w. Jewett was completed Friday,
and the master will now maze his report
IN Judge J. l.. Marti0 Of the United
States district court The parties to the
suit reside in Wrghtsy lie. four miles
from Montpelier, and the case involves
the patent rights on machine for
counting scrolls. H G. Shurtlef and F.
L. Laird appeared for the plaintiff and
Scnter & Senter for tn defendant. The
hearing was held in tho oTice of the Sen
ters
George Kidder, a wei known Grand
Army man Of this cit, has gone to the
Soldiers Home at Tauels, Me, for the
winter. rheumatism At- ncapacitated
him for labor
A herd of 80 cows longing to George
Campbell OF this city "as tested Friday
evening and Saturday morning by Dr.
E. c. Barrett and all we're found free
from tuberculosis.
Andrew ]. Mills WIS discharged Sat
urday from Heat hospital Eight
weeks ago Mr. Mills was seriously IN
iured while jumpine from an upper
story window in b home which was
on fire. He has gour 10 Groton to visit
George II. Mills, hi brother. The fire
in which Mr. Mills vas injured caused
the death of his wife
John S wilkins who had an option
on the Moretown tale mine until Novem-
hcr /. provide te paid 5000 to the
former owners did not pay, and step,
were taken in this city saturday to have
the property tra 5ferred to Mark Near:
of Marshfod, who is interested 1nan-
ciallv in the pr pvrty.
, Bound copies os the election laws, thu
school laws, ac-t earring on agriculture
forestry and ma r1l bank deposits have