Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-10

l.. Jones Of Lynn, Mass. Is announced.
The wedding took place last Thursday
in North Adams, Mass, the present
home of the bride. The couple will be
at home in Lynn. after the 23rd OF
February.
Byron n. Clark has been appointed
executive secretary Of the city co-operat-
ing committee OF the laymen's missionary
in this city. The churches of
the various parts of the State are re-
spondng freely to the call for delegates
10 the convention to be held in Bur
lington March 3, and I.
The docket OF Chi,tenden county court
for the March term is now in the
hands of the printer and the advance
sheets will be out IN few days. The
are that the term will be
short. The term Will begin on March
S and the last day for noting cases for
trial by court and jury Is February
n.
A largely attended reception was given
by Rev =. G. Guthrie Tuesday evening
at the parsonage of the First Church.
Mrs. w. j. Van Fatten and Mrs. F. w.
Perry assisted Mr. Guthrie IN receiving
Mrs c. ". Carroll, Mrs. G. f, Partridge,
Mrs. J. n. Jenne Mrs. r. II. Beeman,
Miss Ruth Chamberlin and Miss Mildred
Reynolds assisted In serving,
John Douglas OF New Bedford, Mass.
was arraigned in city court Monday
for intoxicat IN and pleaded guilty. He
was fined S. and costs OF sl0.23 and will
serve the alternative sentence OF ten
days in Jail. The case of Anna May
Leach. charged with breach Of the peace
was continued to February s. She fur
nished bail In the sum of $50.
Lena Butter Robinson Tr6mbley who
has been prominent in court circles Of
late, was in city court Thursday. charged
with adultery, and waived examination.
Bail Of $1,000 was fixed and later she
pleaded guilty TO the charge, and was
released on her own recoGnizance. Mrs.
'rrombley Is III and was released 40 that
she may undergo serious operation.
To-day and Friday are the days set for
hearing on the question Of re-commital
OF the ineane patients Of towns in
Chittenden county outside Of burlington,
and now confined in the State hospital
for the insane at Waterbury. There have
been 90 citations issued, but 1t Is not
known how many will insist on a hear
ing.
The fishing which has been reported
as being exceptionally good through the
ISLANDS, has now fallen of so that the
catch is below the average. Smel,
promise to be something Of a rarity In
this city this winter as the esh, caugh,
early in the season. were most OF then
shipped to the larger cities aud the seasor
on the lake promises to be short.
John Rend, a travelling salesman. be-
came in the tolls OF the law Friday
breach Of the peace. Rend engaged In a
heated argument with another man. pre-
sumably friend, and scrap ensued
Rend was foored and upon gaining his
feet he struck at the first man that hap
pened to be near. The man on the fata
spot was Harry ]. Mulqueen.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgibbons and Franz
were married in St. Marys Church
Brooklyn, n. Y, February 2, They wer
attended by Miss Anna Brannen an,
James smollns. Mr.. and Mrs. Zewel
will spend a short time in Burlington an,
then leave on an extended honeymoon
trip, after which they will reside Ii
Brooklyn.
Agnes PreNy Of Winoosk charge,
with conducting a house, frequented b!
prostitutes In that village, was arraign
ed in city court Monday, when sh,
pleaded not guilty. Bail in the sum o
| 5000 was fixed and the case was con
stage name OF Vivian Moulton was mex
arraisned, charged with immoral con
duct Her case was also continued
| Two weddings were quietly solemnize
Tuesday evening at st. Josephs Church
the Ri. Rev. ]. NJ. Cloarec officiating a
both. The first was at seven O'Clock
when Charles Martin and Mrs Louis
Baker, both of South Burlington wer
married land the second WAS at eight, tn
contracting parties being F. j. Ward an
Mrs. Emilia Lauchiliere, both of thi
city.
Judge W. w. Miles and Assistar
Judges w. NJ. Barber and f.. w Quin
were Mt the Chittenden county coul
house yesterday to look after the bill
of exceptions and other business lei
over from the fall term of Chittende
county court. The Judges ordered tn
petit Jurors to be drawn. IT Is expecte
|
in cases before the court to-day.
William Ryan, a senior at the hig
school, Friday received from Pres
dent Taft an appointment at large
the military academy at West Point II
left Saturday for Highland Fall
In Y. where he will attend the scho
Of Lieutenant Brighton In preparatic
for the examinations, which are he
February q. William Ryan is a son
Captain A. ]. Ryan Of tho 10th cavalr
now stationed at Fort Ethan Allen.
| Green Mountain Chapter, y. A. r., m,
Tuesday afternoon nj the home Of Mr.
W. J. Van Pattcn, There was a good a
tendance Mrs. d. A. I,oomis read
paper on New Hampshire and Connec
lcut ana pans ioi iuture Work we
taken up A regent. delegate and alte
, nate were elected to the national col
, gress which will be held in Washingto
ID. c., in April. Miss Jennie Stacy WI
elected regent. Mrs. F., g. Pease delega
, and Mrs. 8. G. w. Benjamin alternate.
, In ten years he had not only saved Il
About 40 friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
| % Ixr1n Str thnvr
their home Friday evening. The ear
evening was spent at whist and was Il
lowed by dancing in the barn. music b