Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

ne engagement is announced OF harold
r. Ward of Minneapolis. Mimi, son of
MIR. and Mrs, n. L. Ward of this city,
and Miss Harriet Loring, daughter of
a. c. Loring of Minneapolis
At St Joseph's Church Tuesday morn
Ing ut seven O'Clock Alexander Croto of
u Cherry street and Miss Philma Gossett
of 127 North Champlan street were mar
ried by the Rev. j. A. Lacouture.
The chancery case of James A. Ken
nedy VS.. John Gokey, Jr., and Lille f.
aokev, both Of Milton, and involving
1900 on certain promissory notes. was en-
iered yesterday in Chittenden county
court
Miss Frances Woodbury. entertained ~
couples at dancing Friday evening at the
<lifa club rooms in honor of Miss Prts-
ella May Of Brookline. Mass, and Miss
Alice Williamson of Newark, n. j. Ro-
meo's orchestra furnished music.
Arrangements were completed Friday
for a game of base ball at Centennial
Field Tuesday September Y, between the
New Haven and New Britain teams or
the Connecticut League 60 per cent OF
The proceeds going to the winners and ~
per cent. to the losers
Lieut.. John r. Barnes |. ;. infantry
who has been assigned by the war de-
partment rs instructor Of the National
Guard state of Vermont. has also been
arpointed n member of the Governor $
staff. Lieutenant and Mrs. Barnes have
ta,cn apartments at The harrington"
on College street
of n
turcd Tuesday afternoon when he fell
seven feet from a large wheel at the base
Of the derrick on which he was tighten
Ing up a holt. He slipped and struck
on his head. A cash several inches
long was cut In his forehead, but lie
was not rendered unconscious
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of l.. Edward Haynes of South
burlington and Miss Margaret Hannah,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Han
nah Of Brownsville by the Rev. MIR.
parrah at White River junction on Aug
ust o. They will reside for the present
In Brownsville.
Notice has been received in this city
hat horse belonging to Oscar Coy
stie. formerly of this place. has beer
Il
coin The horse Is described as foul
years old bay. weighing between so and
Ao1 pounds He was attached to an old
side bar top buggy and had on a harness
with broken water hook.
Or and Mrs. Sam Sparhawk and child
rem leave to-day for New York and will
tail on Saturday on the steamship Cleve-
land for Cherhourg, going thence to Par
Is. Mrs. SparnawlS and children will spend
several months in France. while DR.
E1arhawk goes to Berlin. Germany. tc
attend some clinics and do some post
graduate work for about three months
A. a meeting of the directors of the
Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday DR.
lyman Allen was elected consultnl
physician 10 succeed tho late DR.. A. q
j. Kelley of Philadelphia; DR.. c. A
Pease was elected surgeonn 70 succeed
the late Dr. S. f. Maynard and DR.. q
A. Satin was elected attending physi
.ian to succeed DR.. Pease.
f. j. Sweeney and A, A. Sweeney boil
Of Essex Junction, have been fined :
and costs before Justice r. w Taft HnC
both have paid the sum Of ss.56. The cas-,
was for alleged over-driving Of a horse
Martin Campbell OF Waterbury was als
tried before Justice Taft on a charge o
lntoxicatlon and was fined 81 and cost
out he served the alternate 10 days II
jail.
Dr. Oliver \. Eastman, who at the con
clusion Of his service as house surgeon
at the Mary Fletcher hospital two year
ago located in Dover y. H, and VIII