Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-19

from a step ladder, having tainted while
at work. The fact that he was uncon-
scious when lie fell Is believed to have
saved him serious injury.
The Rev @. II. Castelini OF Montreal
is announced as the pastor who will take
up the work among the Italians for the
Baptist Missionary society In place of
the Rev. A. Il. Belondi, who recently
completed his work in Barre.
Two weddings in which Montpelier
is Interested. took place Tuesday.
one was that of Miss Mary Chimney.
daughter of John Chimney, to James
| A. Monahan of Barre. The Rev. j. J.
| Cullion performed the ceremony at st.
Augustincs Church at 1890 o'clock In
the morning They were attended by
| Miss Kathryn McGee of this city and
Andrew Guthrie of Boston. The other
| wedding was that of r. Leslie Hack
we'll OF this city and Miss Margaret.
daughter of Maurice Walsh of AL
hurgh Tho ceremony was performed
in that town In tho presence OF rela-
tives. They have a host of friends In
ST. Adams. where the hride has lived
until n few weeks ago. and also In
| this city. They will live at Il2 Elm
| street here after they return from a
wedding trip.
! Prof. John w. BURGESS Of this city
has been honored win he degree of
doctor of philosophy AZ LEIPZIG Uni
versitv. Germany. in which he was
an Instructor two years. Tho univer-
sity authorities state in the official
| notification that the honor is confer
red as n recognition of his scholarship
and friendship for German culture.
Mr. burgess is professor of languages
NJ Columbia University, n position
held many wears by him excepting
when at Ioipzic.
S II Jackson left Yesterday for
Morrisvlle to attend as n member of
tho public service commission a hear
ing against the Citizens Telephone
company. whose rates. It Is charged.
are too high To-day he will attend
hearing !n Cambridge on grade
crossings and Thursday the most I'M
portant OF all when the ST. Adams
! street Railway company will be asked
TO show cause why the railway shall
not be ordered closed because Engi-
neer Sinclair finds two bridges unfit
/ for traffic.
Or. w. A. Dawson. who was in
!
timc Of the dedication Of the new rtal-
ian Baptist Church aa September H.,
! Is and 10. The program Is not ar
| ranged but II will be n good one un-
dor DIR. Davison's direction. He let
the contracts Yesterday for wiring the
church. heating the baptlstry and
other work
Harold \. Haylott Of Morctown has
accepted the leadership Of the Mont
peter Military band orchestra in place
Of Fred Whittier who has Joined. as
first violinist. THE Three Twins" COM
pany. Mr.. Haylctt has recently re-
turned from studying in berlin and
has also been under the hest Ameri-
can tutors. in Roston. While he leads
the orchestra the officers of the band
association will have charge Of It.
Mr.. and Mrs q. J. Gross. Dr. and
Mrs. W. l.. Goodale returned Monday
from trip TO Cancels Hump. A rec
ord is kept at Callahans at the foot
Of the mountain of all those visiting
the Hump. The report Sunday show
ed that 3s4 persons have climbed the
mountain this year
Frank Pereau and James Smith OF
| this city have purchased barber
shop. news and cigar store in Dor
| chester. Mass. and as soon as Mr. Per-
eau can sell his shop In the Union
House Will move his family there
Mr.. Pereau is the oldest working bar
Der In the city, having been here near
| ~ % years. Mr. Smith used to be
| foreman OF the brass works at Col
| toms shops.
Five towns are yet to report before Sec
rotary of State Bailey will be able to GER
tify to the State treasurer the amount OF
the total grand list of Vermont. The Law
provides penalty for each town which,
does not file its returns before July | SC
that these five with many others are liza
BILE If the matter was brought to the
attention OF the proper authorities
The name Of l.. c. Moody Of Waterbury,
is mentioned as the successor to F. NJ
| Harvey as deputy county clerk.
| The news of the death of Miss Grace
| McSorley in st, Adams Is received In this
city with much surprise for but few o!
her friends knew that she was i'll or had
| suffered an operation She was employed
In the composing rooms OF ,ne Evening
Argus and was an efficient machine oper.
ator. She leaves three brothers ana one
sister.
Announcement was received yesterday
of the marriage Of Patrick NJ. CORY o,
New York and Miss May Davis OF tina,
city Tuesday evening at 73O O'Clock ir
the West 25th street Catholic Church
Mr. Cory formerly lived In this CIT,
where he received his preparatory edu.
cation for the course In civil engineering
from which he was graduated in tn,
University OF Vermont. He is super
intendent of construction of the new ter.
minal at the Grand Central station n
New York
News has been received OF the dealt
or Miss Mabel Perthero in Cape Mount
Africa. She was a sister OF Miss Nellie
ferthero who for year lived in the
FAMILY of the Rev and Mrs. II. A.
Tfl'ht In this city. Miss Perthero wac O
popular girl of lovabe character and had
been doing missionary work In Africa
The burial was in Cape Mount.
A. ID. Harris. foreman at the 10Th sbo,
OF the Lane Manufacturing connanv
mas completed the invention OF an auto
matte spring clip clothes PIN The worl
was started by Allen Moore who had IN,
machine partly done but died taking wifi
MN all the idea for the completion n,
the invention, which makes many r,or.
springs 10 the pound Of wire than nm,
now on the market
WATERBURY.
FIRST Selectman George Grover apf
county Game Warden H. T. porcbo,
were called to the farm of rr.r,
Rogers on Blush Hin M -. -.