Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17
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Wheeler. to Capt. James Huston. 10th
U. 8. cavalry. stationed at Fort Ethan
Allen. TIE marriage will take place
at olympia. Wash. November 2. Niles
Wheeler. who recently visited in this
city, her old home. is recovering from
severe injuries received since her re-
turn to Olympia when she was thrown
| from a horse which she was riding.
! At a meeting of the vestry of St. Paul s
Church, held Thursday at 4:30 o'clock at
the parish house, the following delegates
were elected to attend the special do
cesar convention to be held at st. Paul's
Church Wednesday, November 10, to Sc
lect a coadjutor bishop: Joseph T.
Stearns, II. w. Allen. Elias Lyman. s.
w. Hindes. M. d. Chittenden and Prof.
c. B. stetson; alternates, DR.. J. D. Tan
ner. H. J. Stanley. Prof. J. L. Hills. A.
B. Kingsland, A. E. Clement and Dr. J..
E. Taggart.
Louis I-amotte. who was arrested a
few days ago for threatening to blow
up the building at the Holmes orchard
in Charlotte, following the refusal Of
Mr.. Holmes to hire him. was Fri
day taken to Waterbury for treatment
at the State insane asylum. He has
been there before and at the hearing
which was given him before Justice
]. p. Ladd displayed signs of being an
imbecile. John Coleman was also talk .
Ien to the asylum, having been ajjudged
insane In probate court.
The petition IN bankruptcy of Charles
II. Ellis was yesterday filed with Referee
j. T. Stearns. His liabilities are given as
5.Ss9.24, of which $5.4S374 is unsecured,
and $500 consists of notes There are
about 20 creditors, the largest of whom
are the Spaulding & Kimbal company.
who are in for $l,47O, the burlington
Grocery company. who are named at 1922
and the estate of w. II. Ellis which is
, mentioned at $500 The assets are $i.97i. o.
of which nearly 5000 is in book accounts
and about the same amount in stock in
trade,
} The State Sunday school convention
which was to be held October %, "a and
25 at Barre. will be held instead in this
city, because of the outbreak of small
, pox at the former city. The convention
will be in session only one day, the 2ith
and will be held in the First Church
r The program will be carried out as fal
1 as possible according to the plans, will
4 reports election of officers, etc. w. T.
. Pearce of Chicago, the international SUI
. perintendent of organized adult classes
will be present and deliver an address
He is known in Vermont as an able
g and interesting speaker. He will speal
= both afternoon and evening.
:, A novelty shower was given Tuesda.
>. evening at the home of Mrs A. II
Chayer of 43 School street in honor of tn
f approaching marriage of Miss Mario
~ Thomas and George A. Lumbra. The af
fair was surprise to Miss Thomas. VIII
was presented with many presents o
a linen, fancy work, etc. The rooms wer
X decorated with autumn leaves, and In tn
q parlor hung bell of roses Refreshment
n we're served. with Miss Maude Robitaill
d and Miss Belle Thomas at the pune
l. bowl. Piano solos were given by Mr..
r Edward Lee and Mrs. Bellemaire, an
l. vocal solos by Miss Marion Thomas
8 Whist was played. prizes being won b
Mrs. Bellemaire and Mrs. e. A. Luck.
!. Dr. b. II. Stone of this city wa
q elected president OF the Vermont Stat
"a Medical society at the Goth annnt
:. session in Montpelier last week
10 three-day program at Burlington
T. the usual time next year was arrange
10 for the centennial of the society. TT
SC other officers elected are as follow
,s Vice-president. DR.. w. w. Townsen
.. Rutland; secretary DR.. C. II. Beeche
Burlington; treasurer. DIR. c. F. Da
ton, Burlington; auditor DR.. c.
t. CHAMPION, st. Johnsbury; executi'
S. committee. DIR. J. II. Winch. Mortified
l., DR.. H. W. Barrows. Stowe. DR.. c.
IN Beecher; publication committee, u
&c Beecher DR.. F.. L. Farmer. St. John
c. bury, DIR. David Marvin, Essex Jun
e. ton.
d. Rudolph Larsen. son OF Mr.. and Nj
on Alfred Larsen Of this city, left Burlin
e' ton on Saturday for New York and "
sail to-day on the Russian steai
- err Birma for ST. Petersburg, RI
he STA There he will finish his violin stud
of under the famous violin pedagogue. lie
tn pold Auer, solo violnist to the ca
6S incidentally, Mr.. Larsen will also spe
nd some time in Dresden. Germany, VINE
a. Mr. Auer has his summer residence a
ed 1t has been arranged that Mr.. Lars
re will follow him there for the SUNNI
.ro Mr.. Larsen will make his debut In sol
of the European capitals before RETURN
to this country. The young man stud
con for about six years with his father a
the has just finished three years cou'
lrs' With the renowned violinist, Charles Nj
me tin Loefiler, of Boston.
-, The Rt. Rev J. ]. Rice ordained sat
tor day morning at st. Mary's Catheoral
,uy eight o'clock the Rev. r. Bernler 10
.os priesthood. Brother Gelineau to the 81
o., deaconship and Brother Guinaunt
minor orders The bishop was ass's
by the Rev j. r. ellis and the II
r. Father Sullivan. president OF st M,cha
TN college The clergy present included
mar Rev. J. M. Kennedy, the Rev Father
SUIT s'dy. the Rev l.. Marceau. the Rev. D.
te'y .'illon, the Rev. Father Welch OF BAKE
%" field. the Rev. Father Hendy' the II
Oh Jean Marie of Swanton and the tac'
isai Of st. Michael's College. The Rev ia
That er Berner sang his first solemn u