Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-30

HOODS SaFSaparilla
which contains the best and safest curative
substances.
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
tablets known az Sarsatabs. 100 doses ST..
In the case of Mrs. Kate Vaughan VS..
Joseph Agcl an action of cjectment re-
turnablc in city court Thursday, the de-
PENDANT confessed judgment and took an
appeal to county court In the $500 tres
pass suit hrough, by MIR. AEcl against
the several officers and individuals who
entered the Queen City market premises
on church street early this month, the
plaintiff confessed judgment and the case
will be taken to county court. Both OF
these actions grow out of the recent con-
troversy over the possession Of the store
on Church street now being fitted up
for the Eastern Estate Tea company.
With brick walls and iron bars for
decora tions and dozen hammers tattoo
ing a wedding march on steel cells Just
outside the door. Dora SIENNA Of Wiliston
and Walter Billings of nowhere in
part ocular were united In marriage yes
tcrdav afternoon in the Chittendcn county
Jail The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. 7. c. Smart in tho presence OF the
brides mother and a few "clCse" friends
of the groom The wedding day should
have been a happy one for the groom.
for 81 not only brought him a bride but
opcucd tho door Of the hail. and directly
after the knot was tied the couple stroed
off hand In hand.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Union Of tho college street Church was
held Yesterday afternoon. when the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President Mrs. o. Il.
Mason; vico-prcsidcnt. Mrs. |. G. Smart;
secretary, Mrs. c. a. Weston: treasurer,
Mrs. ". G. Isham. In tho foreign mis-
Sionary department the following officers
were elected: Director. Mrs NJ. II. Buck
ham. assistant director. Miss Constance
Iiickoll; secretary. Miss Mary Hickok
treasurer. Miss Julia Willard In the
home missionary department the follow
ing were elected: Director, Mrs. sherman
r. Moulton; assistant director, Mrs. f.
r. Perkins. secretary. Miss EN-" Wells
treasurer. Mrs y. 5. Pease.
Stannard Post G. A. r observed the
10th anniversary of its organization Tues
day night with a campfire In M"moria
hall \ large number were present. in
Guiding representatives from the sons oil
| Veterans and the Woman's Relief Corps
| Music was furnished by a double quar-
tet.c led by G. q McGaffey and the fol
! lowing short addresses We're given
Charter Members OF the Post by Gen
Z. $. Peck ''Depa rtment Of Vermont.
| by Captain c. y. Williams; Boys of 81
by Andrew McGaTey; Sons of Neter
ans" by c. c. McGaffcy; sharp Shoot
| ors" by Cassius Peck "Our G. A. K
| Ncichhors." by DIT c. NJ. Fcrrin Of rs
sex Junction. H. o. Wheeler presided
| in the absence of the post commander.
fire was discovered in the plumbing
shop of ]. + Bcrgcron in the Lawrence
block on Elmwood avenue Saturday
afternoon and was quickly oxtinguishcC
with the chemical apparatus of the fire
department. An alarm was rung in from
box p. corner Of Elmwood avenue anc
North street. The fire was under stair
way among some rubbish and oakun
| and the stairway and part of an ad
| joining partition were burned. The dam
age was slight. Charlie Gorcan, son o
Michael Grogan of &c Monroe street
was standing in front Of the Momoria
hall when tho alarm was rung in am
Chief Niles wagon, which was rushe
out at top speed. Cazcd one Of tn
young boys feet. The boy fell down an
was taken 10 the office of Or. S. +
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