Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-22

Il resident OF this city and Of Ease,
Junction. Mr.. Butler started mnnufactur
ing paper in the latter town and sub
sequently moved to Chicago. where N,
| commenced making paper and amassc,
| g fortune.
a quiet wedding took place at the pa
| sonase OF the First Baptist Church
| Thursday afternoon at 4:aO In the presence
| of immediate relatives OF the contracting
parties. 1>he groom was Elmer A. Hoohe,
of st. John%bury and the bride was Miss
Pauina Colburn of this city. After the
| ceremony tho pair drove to the brides
home on Park street. where a reception
was given them from eight to ten. Tho
bride was attended by her sister and
! brother Miss Alminn and Edward Col
burn After a short tour, the couple will
go to st. Johnsbury. where Mr.. Hooker
| Is employed.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth A. CRoo-
noy) Miles, aged 80, occurred OF her resi-
donce on North Winoos,N avenue sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Miles had been fo.
some time sufferer from nnacmia Last
/ month she was taken worse at York
Reach. Me, where she had gone on a
! vacation. She returned home about 10
days ago and grew steadily worse. Mrs
Miles Is survived by a husband. J. e.
Miles Of this city. and by two daughters.
Mrs. l.. II David of Boston and Miss
Cora A Miles Of this city. The funeral
took place Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock from St Mary's church Inter
mcnt was made In St Josoph's Gene
tory.
A,tf .,ra
mont Conference Of the Seventh pay
Advcntists were filed Thursday OF tho
city 'ierhs office. The Subscribers
are oliver Montgomery Of BURLINGTON
Thomas H. Purdon Of Rutland Orvil
o. Farrsworth Of jamaica Amos I.
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Fo tune 81 burlington. The nssocia-
IT,. &" frr.1'l 90. ~ puI NJut uni
fyi 4. inc rXtri Cil- tho ..1-t # the
gospel IN Vermont and TN COOS and
Grafton counties. y. II in the mis-
sion folds Of the world and IN such
additional territory, wherever SIT
uatod, as shall hereafter by vote or
tho corporation be designated and
described
quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage Friday morning.
"hch MISS Iua bushnell Of this city and
+, Everett Mars Of Enfield. \. H.. ware
united in marriage Tho Rev. br g "
Brown ofticlated and the bride was un-
attended. As no cards were issued. but
few were present After the ,er.,norv
the couple left for Wlilis,ou, whence tha,.
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Mary Fletcher hosnitoI tr,,,,ln,. a,,,..,
for ,,rses q ,.o,r 49, So. =,
Mars ara indocido3 ,,.bora a.. f...,.
Residence VIII y.
William Deguis. Was arra.pnoJ ,.roro
Justice q. W Dcborvino Friday
charged with furnishit.I, int,,<i..,tln, liz.
uor to Jennie Buck lie pleaded euil.v
ana was sentenced t. serve three months
IL n" House OF Correction at Rutland
without costs. Deguisc treated Jennie
with split which partially brought about
ue drunk for which she was broupht
INTO city court Nellie Sanderson then
gave Jennie some beer and tina, did the
business The Sanderson woman was
also IN court Friday She plcadad
guilty to furnishing and was sentenced
to serve three months in the House Of
Correction, Execution of the sentence
was however, suspended and Nellie was
placed in the hands OF the probation off,
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