Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-03

James s. Woods and Miss Mary Il.
Dobey were married Wednesday, Nov.
% Mt st. Augustine's Church by the
Rev. Father w. ]. OSullivan. Miss
Mary Jerue acted as bridesmaid and
Cornelius Lawrence as best man. A.
ter n brief wedding trip they are to
reside on Nortnhed street
The annual meeting sf Mount Sinai
Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
will be held in this city on Friday
evening, December II. A large class
Of candidates will be initiated and
four representatives to the imperial
council which meets next June In
Louisville, KY, will be elected.
Thirty-fve years ago Nov rs. the
first train was run over the Montpcl-
Ter e. Wells River railroad between
this city and Wells River.
Sheriff e. II. Tracy and Deputy Law
son were called to East Montpelier
Thursday afternoon because Thomas
Luby was again making trouble at his
home 1.uby five weeks ago was TAX
en- to the state hospital at Waterbury
for treatment. Two weeks ago he
was allowed to come home apparently
in good shape. Thursday he was again
taken with decisions and gave those
about his home an interesting time.
Superintendent Of Streets c. II. Rob
erts has received communication
from tho postofIicc department Mt
Washington. II. c.. that two of the
roads over which free delivery routes
from this city run are I'm bad condi-
ton and must be fixed As a matter
Of fact these are not under his jurs-
diction but are in Middlesex and East
MONTPELIER and Mr.. Rohejs refused
to consider the matter.
Final adjournment of the September
term OF Washington county court was
reached Saturday afternoon after an al
most uninterrupted session since Septem-
Der :. Several odds AMI ends were
disposed of at the sessions Saturday.
motions were mado and entries ordered
During the session saturday fore
noon Judge Taylor was presented
with a gold mounted fountain pen by the
members of the sherff's. clerks ana
States attorney departments. The
presentation was made by states Attor-
, ney Benjamin Gates and Judge Taylor
made happy response
George p. Laing died Sunday morning
az his home on School avenue after an
., illness Of two years with stone cutter $
, : consumption. Mr. LainE was born in
Scotland In 1S63 and had resided in this
city since 1856 lie is survived by a wife
, and two children. Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at his late home
and the body was taken to quincy Mass,
for burial.
T.. NJ. Marion of BROOKLYN. Conn. is
In town buying several carloads of mich
cows which he Is to ship to Connecticut
The price of such cows in Vermont is
low at present.
Montpelier Lodge of Elks is planning to
' hold a memorial service next Sunday
ate rnoon for members who have died
the past wear
( A kitchen cupboard valued at perhaps
I s15 was the cause of n lawsuit which was
heard Monday morning In the office of
D John G.. Wing, justice of the peace. Mrs.
$ Charles f. Rowell was the plaintiff and
T Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morceau were the
n defendants. 1t was claimed that the
: defendant sold the cupboard which was
v the property OF the plaintiff. Justice
= Wing reserved his decision.
o Mrs. II. w. Gale called to Waits
e field Monday morning by the death OF
X James Newcomb, her father, who died
there Sunday. aged 81 years. His funera
was held Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
at his late home and burial was a
Naitsfeld.
A daughter was born Sunday evening t.
NJ. and Mrs. Eugene Whitcomb.
a hearing was given In probate cour
= yesterday morning before Judge Hiram
=. Carleton on the question as to whethe
y the state should continue to pay for TN
- support of jonathan Peterson of Warrel
:, at the State hospital for the insane a
=, Waterbury. Mr.. Peterson has been nj
Va inmate OF the asylum severa! years AM
g has been supported by DR.. John \. Peter
y, son Of bingham. Mass, his son, who nov
=, desires to be relieved of that burden be
-. cause Of Illness which has forced him t
-, give up his practice. Judge Carleton rule
~ y, charge until further orders Of the court.
I'd r. p Tuesday even4ns officers TO
's the ensuing wear were elected as follows
10 T,ox,,,ordor E,oara T. roel,-,. senIo