Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
THE BURLINGTON MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

CT the St. Johnsbury district. and Mrs
Lowe the Rev. William Shaw, superin-
! tendent of the ST. Adams district, and
Mrs Shaw. and the Rev. Frank w. Lewis,
the new pastor OF the church, and Mrs.
Lewis. The reception will he general and
members of churches of all denominations
are cordially invited.
| The funeral of the second of the infant
twin sons. born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Hatn of Catherine street a few weeks
ago, was held at the house yesterday
afternoon at two o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell NJ. Austin
who were married in Worcester, Mass.
last Wednesday, have arrived home
They will have apartments in the
Chase house on High street.
The criminal docket was cleaned UP at
the morning session OF Franklin county
court Friday when convicted prisoners
were brought In for sentence, y. Frank
Trombley, who broke into and robbed
the Central Vermont station at
Oakland last August. was sentenced to
not less than e12 nor more than.
three years at hard labor In the State
prison. John Levick Of Swanton. who
brutaly assaulted an old man named
Wells last winter. was fined $50 anu costs,
or three times as many days as there are
dollars. He was unable to pay and will
so to the house Of correction for about
q year. Mary Profit (colored) for fur
nishing liquor illegally was sentenced to
not less than eight nor more than 10
months at hard labor in the county Jail.
The case of State VS.. Levi Oumette,
charging intoxication, was mol pressed
IN the civil case of James Mcdonald VS.
u. Noyes Burtons estate, the plaintiff
was allowed 80 days In which to file new
declarations. In the case of j. f. Keefe
vs.. T.. T. Drake, the Judgment was set
aside and petition dismissed. The divorce
cases Of Harriet E. Wilkes VS.. John
Wilkes and McLane VS.. McLane were
continued
The following officers of Franklin
odge, No. 4. f. & A. NJ. have been in
stalled; Worshipful master. S. 8. Russell;
senior warden. Frank Robbins; Junior
warden, *. r. Kinball; secretary, John
X. Smith: treasurer. G. F. Barker: trus-
tee. NJ. S. Bostwick.
Uniform Rank. No. A. Knights OF Pyth.
las, has elected the following officers;
Captain. c. II. Anderson: first lieutenant,
George P. Derrick; second lieutenant, F.
l.. scofeld; recorder, C. w. o. Moore;
treasurer. Eugene NJ. Blake.
The wedding of Miss Hortense Tereas
Quebec daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs David
Quebec OF Lake street, and Joseph Royal
Council Of Montreal, took place in the
Church Of the Holy Guardian Angels
Monday morning at seven o'clock. The
ceremony. which was witnessed by a
large company of relatives and friends,
was performed by the Rev. L. r
Desrochers. The bride wore white coat
suit with hat to match. while her gong
away gown was a dark blue Panama
Following the ceremony a breakfast was
served and reception held at the homo
Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell left
on the noon train north for a wedding trip
to Dorchester. n. b. after which they
will make their home in Montreal.
Funeral services over the remains of
William l.. Rood, who died Sunday night
at his home on Lower Weldon street
after long illness with Rright's disease,
were held at the house Monday after
noon at three O'Clock. The Rev. Il. +.
Lowe oriciated and quartette composed
of Hubert h. Scott, II. L. Palmer, A. 9.
8. Beeman and Mrs. Oliver ". Brewer
sang Come Unto Me" and My Jesus as
Thou Wilt" The remains will be taken
this morning to Canton, y. Y, for inter
ment
The death OF Mrs. Bridget Manohan
occurred Monday morning at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. G. W. Reagan of
Congress street Mrs, Manohan was So
years old and is survived by three daugh-
ters. Mrs. E. Dufresne Of East Fairfield,
Mrs. Michael Barnes and Mrs Reagan.
The funeral will be held at St. Mary's
hurch Wednesday morning at nine
clock
The board Of license commissioners Tues |
day granted the six licenses as follows:
rirst-class. American House, II. A. Dun
bar, proprietor; Park View House, John
j. Barrette, proprietor: ST. I.lbans House,
owen Marion, proprietor, and Central f,
House, II. W. Larry, proprietor; second !
class. John ]. Thompson and Thomas |
Roach. This arrangement brings all the |
licenses but one on tho east side of the
railroad, and eliminates a bar license on !
the west side, the license formerly held by |
Arcade Oligney being given TO the Park |
View House, while Thomas Roach gets |
the license now held by Michael Driscoll. |
The wedding of Miss Mary Z. Long, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Long of !
ELM street, and Albert l.. Trombley was |
solemnized at st. Mary's Church at five
o'clock Tuesday morning, the Rev y
J. O'Sullivan officiating Miss Sadie A.
Long. sister of the bride. was maid of
honor. and John Trombley. brother Of
the groom. was best man. Following a
wedding breakfast at the home of the
bride, Mr. and Mrs. Trombey took the
early morning train for Boston and