Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-13

The cath annual edition of the Buring
ID annually by l.. r. Waite & Co, Is now
n sale. The hook Is the work OF the Free
Press Printing company, and contains
more than 435 pages. This directory
shows an Increase over last yearc Of 1856
names in Burlington and Of 81 In Winoo-
ski. In Burlington 2.14s names were added
and 1892 were erased. In Winooski 52S
names we're added, while Al were erased.
The homo of Mrs James r. Dover of
Buell. street was the scene of very
pretty affair Friday night when n num-
her of friends gathered to give Miss
Maude Mulqueen linen shower in
honor of her approaching marriage to
James J. Madden of Brockton. Mass.
Miss Muldueen is "a we'll known young
lady. being prominent in musical cir
cles. and having taught in the city
school since her graduation from the
University of Vermont
The annual meeting Of the Cedar Beach
association was held Thursday night The
| following officers were elected Presi-
dent. Fred s. Pease: vice-president, j. "
Macomber; secretary. DIR. r. e. Clark
treasurer. w. y. Howe: executive COM
mittec, Fred S. Pease. r. r. Clark
| George H. Holden. c. l.. Woodbury. and
w. y. Howe. The artesian we'll has found
n large supply Of water at about $50 feet
so that water from this new source Will
be used this season.
At the regular meeting Of the
school commissioners for the month OF
June. Friday evening Truant Officer
H. J. Bray was rc-appninted for an
other year. Superintendent Wheele,
was authorized to advertise for bids
to supply coal for the public schools
the purchase of additional equipment
for the commercial department of tn,
high school was approved, and rou-
tine business was tranacted. II. b. Chit
tenden presided in the absence OF
Chairman Bullard
Council Bluffs. Iowa. papers announce
the marriage in that city on Monday even.
ing. June 3. OF Frank O. Vincent and
Miss Georgia Bond, the ceremony being
I performed at the brides home by :hs
Rev. Or. Buxton of St. Paul's Episco~a
Church in the presence OF relatives and q
few intimate friends. Mr. Vincent was
formerly employed in the shoe store OF
F. G. Fletcher in this city and is now as
ISOLATED in business with +. j. Pierce OF
Council Bluffs, an uncle of the bride.
A special train of seven cars brought
about $50 people to this city Sunda,
from points along the Burlington & La
noble division of the Central Vernon
and the St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlaii
: ri NO no
and took the party on the first Sunday
hoatride OF the season. The trip was o
about four hours duration. the boa
cruising around the northern end of tn,
lake. About so people from this city go
on the boat here for the ride on the lake
Charles T. Black, who has been ad
mitted to the bar Of Vermont, vii
practice law in Burlington, having al
office with A. G. Whittemore in tn,
Howard Bank building Mr.. Black IL
well known here. a graduate of tn,
thigh school and of the L. V. NJ. class o
1906. He graduated from the Georg,
Washington law school of Washing
ton. d. c.. in 1910 and was admitte,
at the time of graduation. on examin
alton. to practice in the District o
. Columbia.
Joseph Moquin and John Donahue
both of whom have been there before
were arraigned In city court befor
Judge Palmer Monday Ia answer t
charges Of intoNlcaton and both wer
found guilty. Moquin with this arres
enters the habitual dr,inkard class, bu
was not obliged to disclose as the othe
arrests We're some time ago. beyond tn
limit fixed by law. Donahue was al
ready an habitual drunkard but he wa
not asked to disclose either Both mel
were fined SIS and costs. but will serv
the alternate sentence of over 60 day
in Jail.
, After gradually soaring TO unheard q
size during the past two Years. the collec
, tons at the customs house. as given on
; Tuesday by Collector G. II. Darling f.
the month Of May. for the first time show
ed signs of decrease. being 81. s62.0i les
than those for Nay year ago. The col
lections last year in May We're $40. l6l s,
while last month they were only $l07, 299 I,
In April of this year they were S9.5O4. {
: more than in May. The domestic export
showed an Increase, being $5T141 "A
against $5l70so. gain of 5000. The for
eign exports were also larger, being s53
: S93 as against s45. lb7 for May. 1911.
, Two men by the name of Phipps an
both hailing from Rutland were arreste
and tried Saturday in city court for II
toxication. s. w. Phipps was the first
$ find his way to the lookup and was nj
rested by the police department shortl
i before Deputy Sheriff Ravlin had gathe,
4 ed In his brother Oscar as he was walk
Ing up Main street They were later give
= hearing before Acting Judge J. =. IAdc
: who administered the usual dose of
t and costs In the case of Oscar as a justic
Of the peace and in the other as actin
Judge In the absence OF Judge C.
:. Palmer
e James Francis and George Robinso,
a two men who Were arrested Monda
r evening at The Strong theatre for crea
$ ing disturbance. were arraigned in en-
q lcourt Tuesday afternoon before Actin
n Judge j. p Ladd and both found guilty ,
. intoxication. Robinson was fined $l5 an
re costs, or an alternative sentence OF e5 da
in jail. which he will take Francis plea,
ed not guilty In order that he might ent,
an appeal and thus gain a RESPITE fro
>, serving the sentence and an opportuni,
of getting money with which to pay h
fine. He was likewise found guilty ar
- fined us and costs. +, G. Webster becan
his surety IN the sum OF 500
$. g stanley Styles. Formerly with II
n New England Telephone company In is,i
!. linRton, hut now with the Curtis pul