Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29
FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS.

Luther b. Hunt of Fairfax has brought
suit Of ejectment to the Franklin
county court against the Bellows Free
Academy Of that town, claiming the
ownership and right of possession in two
pieces of land upon which are located
certain valuable springs of water. w. ID.
Stewart appears for Hunt and NJ. II.
Alexander for the academy.
Orrin I. Sweet, who has been in the
liquor business in Rouses Point. N. Y.
has filed a petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities of s3,623 and assets of &c.
800, including four houses in st. Adams
valued at $4,000. The majority of
the debts are owed to wholesale liquor
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs Wellington b. Writer'S
left Saturday night for Ann Arbor.
Mich, to attend commencement at the
University of Michigan. Harry w. Wit
tiers will be graduated from the law school
and will return home with them Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs C, j. Blake and daughter.
Charline of Chicago are guests of Mrs.
+. w. Bergman.
The death of Mrs. Caroline U4aderbush)
Barrett wife of william Barrett occur
red at her home on Bank street Sunday
night Of tuberculosis. Mrs Barrett had
been an invalid for q years, but her last
| Illness was OF eight weeks duration. She
was a years old and q native of Pitts
| ford and had resided here for eight years.
| Besides her husband. she Is survived by
daughter. Mrs Arthur +. Baldwin. The
funeral was held at St. Marys Church
Wednesday morning ut nine o'clock
The preliminary hearing in the case Of
State VS.. John Durham Of Enosburg,
charged with robbing John Wilson Of
Sutton, Que, of $50. which has been on
in city court for the past few days.
closed Monday when Judge Post held
Durham in 500 bonds for trial at the
September term of Franklin county court.
Durham furnished bail
The wedding of Miss Emily L. Waller
of this city and DR.. Chester c. Waller
OF North Troy was celebrated at the
First Congregational Church Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. w. Parkyn
Jackson. Both the bride end groom were
unattended. Kenneth Brown and Mac
Lean Dewart acted as ushcrs while
Mrs. Norman n. Atwood at the organ
played the Bridal Chorus" from
'Lohengrin" and Mendelssohn's wedding
march together with several other secc
tons. Among those present from abroad
were Mrs. Myron Waller and son of New
Bedford, Mass. Henry A. Waller OF
Providence, II. l.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
King of Fairfax. Dr. ana Mrs. WALES
loft FOR brief wedding trip after which
they will reside in North Troy.
Announcement has just been made O
the marriage of .4iss Mary ~ Wallac
and Henry *. Rooney, which took plac
recently during the forty hours devotio
service. The bride and groom are noy
at the home OF Mrs John Wallace G
Fairfield hill.
, The annual meeting of the Woman
, association of the First CONGREGATION
al Church was held at tho chapel YES
terday afternoon, when the followin
officers were elected; President, Mr..
w. Parkyn Jackson; vice. PRESIDENT
Mrs NJ. d. Green and Mrs. George {
stevens: secretary and treasurer. Mr.
Edwin a. Hyatt: Ladies' Aid directo
= Mrs. Henry c. Allen; Home Missionar
society director, Mrs John Gibson
- Foreign Missionary society directo
Mrs. L. b. Warner.
!, The wedding of Mrs. Lillian Lovel
- and Fred F., Twitchell, both formerl
of this city. took place yesterday
- Los Angeles. Call where they will RI
. side.
. DIR. and Mrs. ]. c. Parker have az
- nounced the marriage engagement
their daughter, Miss Florence Thor
Parker, and Laird c. Robinson.
The new summer schedule Of the S
Adams street railway will go into e
II feet to-day.
y The Friendship Circle Of the King
Is Daughters will enjoy an outing al
" picnic at the Bay this afternoon.
- William Charles Is critically i'll
J. his home on Hyde street from the c
fects of a stroke of paralysis. 1t
VI feared he cannot rally.