Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-16

trcss, Mrs. Louise Duprat; mistress vi
ceremonies. Mrs. Alvina Morriseau; nrst
ordinatress Mrs. Amelia Girard; second
ordnatrcss Mrs. Emma Bacon; auditors
Mrs Exilda Morriseau. Mrs. Helen
whitaker and Mrs. Eliza beth Paquet;
honorary president, Mrs. elisabeth
Roberge; doyenne. Mrs. Exilda Beaupre.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day in the office OF the city clerk to
Arthur @. Crane Of this city and Mrs.
Evelyn Britton Of Hartwellvillc. The
ceremony took place yesterday at
the home Of the bride. Marriage licenses
were also granted to Hiram Langevin
of "a Maple street. a laborer, and Miss
Genevieve Daniels Of 81 College street,
and to Jacob Kirscham. tailor Of 81
Archibald street. and Sarah Rome Of 1873
Archibald street
The following judgments were en-
tered on Saturday in city court:
Charles +. Pease g. Co., vs. Frank
Gibbs, verdict for the plaintiff to re-
cover damages OF s14.S7 and costs Of
1857; Standard Coal & Ice Co.. VS.. NJ.
y. Williams. verdict for the plaintiff
to recover damages of 500 90 and costs
Of $3.50; Elizabeth Deyette va. Nelson
Godette, verdict for the plaintiff to
recover damages Oh 4ls.o1 anu costS
of $7.39.
w. NJ. Rockwell OF Manchester, N.
| IT,. and son, Edwin L. Rockwell, spent
Sunday in the city as the guests or
Captain and Mrs. w. w. Rockwell.
Edwin Rockwell. VINO is well known
in this city and formerly prominent In
V NJ. c. A. athletics. has just COM
ploted four years service on the
IT, s. s. Rhode Island and made the
| trip around the world with the Meet.
He has given up seafarng life. how
| ever. and has taken up employment in
! Manchester.
Three men were arraigred in city court
Thursday for intoxication, they being
from St. Adams. Montpelier and Shell
] I.urnc, respectively. George Rahdor Of
ST Albans pleaded guilty and was fined
s. and costs Of EA He eaid that he
J could pay If he wished but that he would
serve his ten days In Jail. Patrick Welsh
of Montpelier pleaded guilty and was
1 fined IS and costs OF $3.50. He will serve
his ten days. A man with the old name
Of Bat Lessor. Jr,. giving his home as
Sheburne, pleaded guilty and WAS fined
S. and costs Of $50. He paid
AT the annual meeting If St Mary's
Court. Womans Catholic order Of
Foresters. No. 5CS. Tuesday evening. Of
! ficers were elected as follows: Chief
/ ranger. Mrs. Mary Charland: vice-chief
ranger Mrs. Clemence Flaherty: recording
secretary, Mrs. Mary Lynch: financial
secretary. Mrs Mary Dullahan: treasurer,
Miss Margaret r. Murphy; trustees, Mrs.
Josephine Muir Mrs. Louise Lamudge
and Mrs. Elizabeth Mulqueen: conductors.
Mrs Sarah Andrews Miss Jennie Quinn
sentinels, Mrs Eliza Hayes, Mrs. Teresa
Winkle examining physician, Or. d. A.
Shea.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ
Anterior on North Champlain street WAS
the scene OF pleasant affair Tuesday
when party was rendered Mrs.
Athertons aunt, Mrs. Mary Caswell. the
occasion being the S0th anniversary of
her birthday. About q dozen elderly
ladies. former school mates of Mrs. Cas-
well, were present and the afternoon was
| most happily spent in talking over told
times. Tea was served. Those present
| were nearly all OF them over 81 years Of
age and all attended the old school in
Essex Junction.
Nelson Bonner OF Morristown, who has
been at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
nearly two months. receiving treatment
for a cut on the head, which he received
from an axe in the hands OF his son. was
taken yesterday to HYDE Park by Deputy
Sheriff W. NJ. Smith of Cambridge. Bonner
will be tried at the December term OF
| Lamoille county court Bonner, while in
a drunken rage, attempted to do injury
TO his wife and young son In order to
protect his mother struck Bonner over
the head with an axe. The man was
unconscious for long time and al first
It was feared that he would die. At q
hearing the son was exonerated from
| blame.
Burlington Court. Foresters Of America
held their annual election in their rooms
in the Hayward block last evening. The
following were elected; C. r., J. W.
Beatty; S. c. r., Cornelius Hayes
treasurer. +. f. Denning; financial secre-
tary. J. l.. Clark, recording secretary
James NJ. Gleason: senior warden. j. Il
Ready; junior warden, Alex Croto. senior
beadle, p. +. Young; Junior beadle, D.
Sheehan; lecturer. J. II. Farrell: physi-
clan. DR.. d. a, Shea; trustee, Amos
Brockney. After the election OF officers
arrangements were made for the holding
of the 18th annual ball. which will take
place in the armory on New Years eve
The annual meeting of Rochambeault
Court. /. .. f, was held Friday il
their rooms q Main street. The follow
ing officers We're elected: Past chief ran
ger. W. T.. Choate; chief ranger. George
Beaupre; yice-chicf ranger, +. Bushey
" s. Jules Moqun; f. s. +. Snyder
treasurer. II. w. Chase; auditor, +. Des'
jardines organist. Mrs. j. o. Mouuin
senior warden. |. \. Merchant: junior
warden, Jules Pepn; senior beadle. Jo
seph Moquin; junior beadle. ID. Desjar
dimes; court deputy. T.. II. Robillard
court physician, G. E. Latour. The in
stalation OF officers will take place tn.
first Friday in January.
A meeting OF the Mems Social unior
was held at the Methodist Church par
lors Friday night. Prof. w. r. Jackman
who acted as chairman, was elected pres
ldent in place Of Mr.. Rowley. resigned
the latter accepting an election as vice
president 1t was voted to send A. r.
Tryon as delegate TO the laymen's mis-
sionary convention at Schenectady, y. Y
DIR. l.. NJ. Bingham gave a very interest
:. ing talk on man. the topics being appen
dicitis, hardening of arteries and nervous
I diseases. This talk was illustrated by
, chart and blackboard. The men Of tn,
union expressed their appreciation by ris
ing at the close of the address Thu
evening closed with the serving of re
freshments.