Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13

In accordance with tho order of the
postmaster general, Postmaster George
I. Childs has issued a notice that be-
ginning Sunday, April l6. the carrier SER
vice at tho local office will be suspended
on Sundays with the exception Of the
afternoon collection.
Wills Barrett Clark. cashier of the
Waterbury National bank at Waterbury,
ana Mrs. Marion (WilcoD Beach of
waterbury were married at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar s.
Beach, on the Georgia road Tuesday
at eight o'clock the Rev Ralph +. Lowe.
pastor of the Methodist Church perform
ing the ceremony. only the families of
the bride and groom and n few intimate
friends were present Mr.. and Mrs, Clark
left on the 1912 train south for n short
trip to New York and on their return
VIII make their home in Waterbury.
The state Is stil putting In evidence in
the case against u. Frank Trombley.
which was begun In Franklin county
court Monday afternoon. Tromblev is
charged with the burglary of the station
at Oakland August II last The most in
teresting feature of tho states evidence
which has been brought out up to this
time Is an attempt to prove that n Black
Hand" letter was received by Roscoe
evanway, station agent at Oakland,
after the respondent had been arrested
and brought to the county jail It Is said
that the letter threatened Mr.. I,evanway
with violence II Trombey were kept In
Jail. saying that the writer of the letter
was the one who broke into the station.
Tuesday morning the State had as wit
nesses Deputy Sheriffs ]. r. Alfred and j.
Harry Thompson, John Sullivan and Ie-
Vanway, the station agent. In the after
noon Il. c. Evans of burlington, a hand
writing expert was on the stand and tes-
titled in regard to the BLACK Hand" let
ter States Attorney George NJ. Hogan
Is prosecuting the case and NJ. II. Alex
lnder appears for the respondent.
In Franklin county court yesterday
afternoon about four o'clock, the jury
In the case of state VS. D. Frank
Trombey. charged with the burglary
of the Central Vermont railway sta
ton at Oakland. August II last, re-
turned a verdict that tho respondent
was guilty Of larceny. The only wit
ness on the stand yesterday was
man by the name of St Dennis for
whom Trombley worked and his testl-
mony was given with the object Of
showing that the money said to have
been found on the person of the re-
spondent when he was arrested might
have been some of his wages Follow
ing the testimony of Mr.. st. Dennis
Inc defense rested and the arguments
were made. Judge zed s Stanton then
gave his charge and shortly after
twelve o'clock the case was given to
the jury. NJ II. Alexander appeared
for the respondent and the prosecu-
ton was conducted by States Attor-
ney George NJ. Hogan. At the OPEN
ing of court yesterday afternoon there
was begun what will probably be the
last jury trial of the term, that of
state vs.. Mary Profit and William
Curry, who are charged with keeping
Intoxicating liquor with intent to sell.
The respondents are represented by s.
S. Gushing. A hearing in this case
was held in the city court the latter
part of February following search
of the premises of the respondents in
which it is said that quantity of
wet goods were seized AS a result of
the preliminary hearing. the liquor
was ordered destroyed and the respon-
dents were bound over for appearance
at county court.
The marriage of Dennis Francis
WYnne. a clerk I'm the office of Cen
eral Passenger Agent j. w. Hanley of
the Central Vermont. and Miss Marion
Read. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George l.. Read of Richford. will
take place In Richford Wednesday aft
ernoon, April 26, at 43O O'clock