Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18

Rabbi Isaac Rosenberg. tho newly
appointed rabbi of this city, arrived IN
the city last evening from his former
home IN Bayoune. y. j., A delegation
Of prominent Herews went MS far as
NcTgennes and upon his arrival in Bur
lnEton ne was welcomed by largo
number who formed an escort for him
to the Archibald street synagogue. The
synagogue was elaboratcly decorated
for the occa sion md services were held.
A telegram has beer received In tho
city from &. n Wetherby saying that
he and Mrs Wetherbv escaped with no
injury from the fire at Sea Breeze, Fla,
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wetherby were
stopping at The Hotel Clarendon. which
was totally destroyed. A few summers
ago they were stopping az tho Fislte
House at old Orchard Beach, Me-. when
Il was destroyed by Are. Mrs. a. j.
TAYLOR and daughter are passing the
winter at Daytona. only a short distance
from the burned hotel at Sea Breeze,
The marriage Of Dolphe u .Rurl1c ana
Miss Elodic Richard was solernni7ed
Friday morning at o'clock at st.
/
Cloarec Tho couple were attended by
A. T. Childs and Brunelle Albert. Mr..
Burke ia superintendent of construction
FOR the Richardson's burgess Constr1ic-
| ton COMPANY and Is at present errnged
in the completion Of the postofflce build
ing. For tho present tho couple will re-
side at Walker Lodge and afterwards
! n Portland, Me.
George Kaley. charged with receiving n
keg of stolen beer and with assisting IN
tie theft Of the same, was given trial
by jury Tuesday afternoon. Jupticc @.
| W. Deborville presiding. Kalcy was
acquitted and discharged The Jury was
made w Of G. u. Eessey. G. J.. Doln'
Fred Hovos. J. a. Kellev, G. T. Pos
| md NJ. Abraham. The case against Frank
| Russell ~ South Burl,nctou for non
/ support was mol pressed by 1ustica Dohcr-
| vilc at the request of states Attorney
| shaw
A local druggist received yesterday ar
/ odd post card from a lady rosidr in
/ Glastonbury. She had evidently or Tered
something from somebody and hal not
received the same, The card read as fol-
lows: "Deor sir What Is the ralsin thai
you have not send me for what l call for
| send you The money Yesterday. l shul,
! think It ought TO be hero for now FOR
have much CONCORDANCE In you. Mr.
Perley said 3-ou would overlook Il.
like two hear from YOU" The card wa
placed on nle.
The board of railroad commissioner,
intended to hold two hearings In BurlinR
ttor Tuesday to investigate the Death by
accident in Jericho Of James McInnc
January and train collision IN Mlltol
December 4. Eli II. Porter reached th
city from Wilmington but Commissioner
| Redmond Of Newport and Jackson o
barre were prevented from reachns
town by train DELAYS, owing to the SNOW
storm. Tho witnesses were on hand bu
left for their homes in tho afternoon. An
| other date for the hearing will be as
signed soon.
Mrs. Corne,ia Beach. widow OF Ferll
nand Beach died Friday morning q
her home, 900 Maple. street. after a lon'
illness. Mrs Beach. who passed the SOtl
anniversary Of her birthday on Wednos
day. had been IN poor health since NJ
ycmber 80, when she fen and fracture,
ono arm. Mrs. Beach. who was Mis-
Cornenn E'leh. was born IN Westfor
and has resided IN this city FOR about .
years. She Is survived by daughter
Mrs Kate Beach Vaughn, with WHOM
she lived. n granddaughter, Miss Cornellj
Vaughn, and q sister, Mrs, Ellen Perci
val at Jericho. The funeral was hcl,
Sunday afternoon nj two o'clock from
her alto home and the BODY vas place
IN the vault at Lake View cemetery. j
the spring 1t will be taken to Jericho 70
burial