Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
CITY NEWS


Guy G. Warren OF Williston and Miss
Mabel l.. King of this city were mar
ried at South Royalton on Saturday
October Z. They will make their home
In Williston.
f.. b. Calklns is erecting two gigantic
silos on tho farm occupied by him on the
interval, one of which will hold about 100
tons. The large barn destroyed by fire
few months ago is also being rebuilt.
In Chittenden county court Thursday
afternoon a decree was granted in the
divorce case Of Cclina Aaire vs.. Joseph
Ailare, on the grounds of adultery. j.
j. Enright appeared for the petitioner.
Jed Irish of Underhill was brought to
the city Monday by Constable Tillot-
son of that place and arraigned before
Justice G. Nj. Page for a second Of
rence Of intoxication. lie was fined SIS
and costs and paid.
Licenses for hunters as yet are not in
very great demand in Burlington. Up to
Saturday City Clerk Grandy had issued
but 2l7 for the entire year. The demand,
however, will Increase as the open season
for deer approaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Brown OF Is Hun
rerford terrace Monday celebrated their
18th wedding anniversary, and also Mr..
Browns birthday. During tho evening
friends called Informally. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant time enjoyed.
A tablet to the memory Of the late
Mrs. Charles r. Allen has been placed
In st. Pa,ips Church on the north wall
ny tho family Tho tablet is inscribed;
Ellen Cornelia Lyman Allen, ls,2-ts96.
'rhy God Has Blessed Thee.
Henry Rowley, apple buyer, has already
made some shipments Of the fruit to the
New York market in tho pnst few days
and expects to ship few boat loads
out of Grand Isle In the immediate future.
Thus far. all shipments have been made
by rail
The directors Of the Mary Fletcher hos
pital have decided to build an addition
to the nurses home at the hospital The
footing will be constructed this fall and
the work will be completed next spring.
The addition will cost about $4,000 and
will provide about 30 new rooms.
Announcement has been made of tho
student at the University of Vermont in
the years, 1908 and 1909. and Miss Flor
ence Il, Mattson at bennington on Fri
day. Mr.. Hyde is a draughtsman at the
General Electric works at Schenectady,
n Y.
The congregation of Ohai Zedeck
synagogue have elected their officers for
the ensuing year, follows: President,
Joseph Frank: vice president, NJ. @.
Rosenberg; treasurer. Max. NJ. Perelman;
first trustee Morril Wool. A. II. London
is secretary. and the other trustees will
be named soon.
The Van Ness House was a lively place
Saturday night when Master Murray
Woodbury. and Miss Elsa Woodbury.
entertained 50 OF their friends Of about
the same age with dinner and dance.
The dinner was served In the largo dln.
ing room and later the party adjourned
to the sunset parlor. where there was
dancing.
James Doyle, a hsoituaI drunkard, was
In city court yesterday morning and
pleaded guilty to charge Of intoxicution.
He was fined SIS and costs with an addi-
tional 30 days in jail. When asked to dis
close he admitted candldly that a gentle
man from Rouses Point furnished the
liquor for the jag
Manager McAleer has picked four men
from Boston for his Ai-Star team and of
the four are Collins and Gardner. The
other two are Speaker and Wood, but the
former has been injured so that he prob
ably cannot play. The other three left
saturday night for Philadelphia, whore
they will go against the Athletics to 1T
them for the latter's championship series
The Woman's Alliance Of the Unitarian
Church held its first meeting Of the year
Friday In the church parlors The
morning was given up to sewing and after
luncheon a business meeting was held.
Among other things the society voted to
give s25 10 each, the Humane society, the
visiting nurse the day nursery and tho
Home for Friendess Women
Or. and Mrs. ]. e. La ROGUE Of Elm
wood avenue received a telegram late FRI,
day afternoon impartng the news thar
their son. Jack. was seriously injured In
IN accident IN jacksonville. Fla A few
minutes later another telegram announced
that he was dead. The boy was an only
son and IL years Of age. He left this city
last July.
Two weddings were solemni2ed Tues
day morning at ST. Joseph's Church At
six o'clock William Dumas of 200 North
Champlain street and Miss Florence
Moquin Of 50 Rose street were united in
marriage by the Rev. j. a. Lacouture
At seven O'Clock Henry J. Guyette Of
~ Rose street and Miss Louise st. Onge
wore married by the RI. Rev J. NJ.
Cloarec.
At the special meeting Of the board OF
aldermen. to be held next Monday even
ing, It IL expected that a new move con-
corning the union station project will he
made. At the present time both railroad
companies and the committee of fifteen
appear To he resting. The next meeting
OF the State public service commission
Will he held here on Tuesday, the 2ith
inst,
Mr., and Mrs Henry Hudson return.
ed Saturday from "A wedding trip to
Boston and will occupy apartments on
North Union street, Mr.. Hudson and
Miss Maude A. Fldred were married Wed.
nesday afternoon OF last week by the
Rev. @. Y, Bliss in the chapel OF S.
pauls Church, Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Fldred. parents ot the bride and Mrs
Jennie Hudson, mother of the groom
stood 10 with the couple.
Another divorce petition was entered
Monday in Chittenden county court, Il