Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continrcd from pngc 81
FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS.

At meeting of the union school aIpcr-
intendents of northwestern Vermont. hel !
at the American House in this city Sat
urday, State Superintendent of Educatio
Mason s. Stone of Montpelier spoke on
the new school laws. \ discussion fol.
lowed. similar meeting will be held
In Rlchford the latter part of April
The superintendent who attended the
conference were: George S. Wright Of
this city; H. O. Wheeler. Burlington;
Il. F. Greene Richford; +. W. Wallace.
Enosburg Falls; Mrs. Harriet Ide. High
gate; T.. A. Hamilton Bakersfield. Miss
Jessie J. Rose. Grond Ts'e. r. s. watson
Newport; w. c. McCsnnls. Troy; NJ. u
Young. Cambridge.
Arthur J. Vircelette. Central Yer
mont yard brakeman. who was injured
Friday afternoon by being TANNED be-
tween car on which he was riding and
the car shop. Is more comfortable and
1t is thought that a badly bruised hip is
his worst injury. The car jumped the
track but az the young man saw that
an accident was bound to occur, he wa
able 10 save himself from more serious
injury,
The marriage Of Miss Helen Holmes,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs r. z.
Holmes Of Brown avenue and Archibald
C. McKillop Of Globe Ariz., was
solemnized Saturday evening at eight
o'clock at the home of the bride, the
ceremony being performed by the groom's
father, the Rev. P. s. Mcl[llop. of his
city. Only relatives were present al the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. McKllop left
on the night train for New York and
from there will sail for New Orleans.
and their future home In Globe Among
the guests from out of town who at
tended the wedding were the brides
lister Mise Laura Holmes OF Boston, and
the erooms brother, Donald J. McKinop,
of Boston
Miss Laura A. Dunbar has accepted
position as assistant superintendent
and head nurse Of operating rooms at
Sparks Memorial hospital at Fort
Smith, Ark. and will leave here next
Monday 70 take up her duties.
Thomas Rood n blacksmith doing
business on Federal street was Thurs
day arrested charged with furnish
ing liquor unlawfully. and was held
by Judge Post in $500 bonds for APP
pearance at the March term Of Frank
lin county court. Rood's arrest fol-
lowed that of Rodney Merrill, a black
listed man, charged with intoxication.
Merrill pleaded guilty and paid his
fine and costs Of $l2.14, disclosing on
Rood as the one who got him the liq
Ior.
The wedding of Miss Eva Coreau Con
yeau of ST. Adams Bay and frank from
hley of this city was solennnized at the
Church Of Our Lady of the Lake at the
Bay Monday morning at eight o'clock
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Robert Dewey with Miss Pearl c. Rich
acting as maid of honor and Frank Re
voir as best man. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast and reception was held
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Paul Gonyeau. The bride and
groom left for wedding trip to Connect
lieut. and New York points after which
they will take up their residence at the
Pay
Orvllle Elrod. the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W T. Elrod. who had been very i'll Of ap-
pendicitis and attendant complications,
aled at the St. Adams hospital Tuesday
evening.
The most important real estate deal Of
ate is the sale of the Thomas block, cor
,er of Federal and Kingman streets, TO
". p. and Anna Mortimer Of Barre.
Mrs. Albee A. Skeels. who has been i'll
for three weeks. is much better
Avery G. Smith, the druggist. who I'M
derwent a minor surgical operation Mon
day at the hospital. was resting comfort
ably yesterday.
Commander n Y. Skinner OF A. r.
Hurlbut Post, No. 60. G. a. r., has
announced the following appoint
ments: Memorial day committee John
A. Jarvis. c. L. spicer, Henry Jarvis,
John f. Wright and James Bruley;
auditing committee, Maj. S. H. Wood,
c. l. Spicer and Henry Jarvis.
IL city court Tuesday, Joseph Garrow
was convicted OF a third offense of in
toxicstion and was committed to jail for
90 days. Harry Grant Of Manchester.
y. H., was convicted of a Arst offense
and was sentenced to 10 days. r. +.
LaRock of Milt m was convicted of a
similar charge and was sentenced &C
Cordngly.