Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23
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Gen. g. T.. Miller. L. s. A.. retired. with !
Mrs Miller, their son. Crosby Miller. |
and chauffeur. arrived in burlington
Tuesday by automobile from Washington.
Gen. Miller. who has been connected in |
an official capacity with the Soldiers |
Home in Washington since his retire |
ment from active service in the army. |
and Mrs. Miller will occupy their home
at 10 Spruce street, which they pur-
chased several years ago. as soon as It
is made ready for them. Crosby Miller
returned Tuesday night to Harrisburg,
IA, where he Is engaged in business.
Building operations were resumed yes
terday morning by John Bergeron d Sons
on the apartment house being con-
structed By A. b. Rupert on Pearl street
near Willard The building has been held
UP since the lumber strike but the con-
tractors have arranged to secure their
building material from out of the city
1t was reported yesterday that quite a
number of strikers have secured en-
ployment in other places but a number
of the shops, It Is said. are making fair
Roadway with their work by running
short handed.
George p. futile, Jr and Miss Bulah
Best were married Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock at the chapel Of ST Pauls
| Church in the presence Of a small COM
pany of relatives and intimate friends.
The Rev +. Barnby Leach performed
the ceremony. The bride was attended
| by Miss Linnie Budd of Enosburg Falls
and the groom by Burton A. Field. a sem
tor ,,i,.a A..
| ternity brother. Both the bride and the
| bridesmaid wore travelling suits of blue
| shortly after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
| Tuttle left by automobile for wedding
| trip.
Arthur Bosworth, under sentence of
death for the killing of Mae Labelle
| at Essex Junction, has been taken to
Windsor where he will be set at work
in the states prison until the date ap-
pointed for his execution. January "a,
1913 A short time prior to his hang
Ing Rosworth will be placed in soli-
tary confinement. Frank Cormier,
who has sentence of not less than
one year nor more than year and a
half to serve for breaking into the
Jail storehousc while confined as a
prisoner. has also been taken to Wind
sor.
At =; Joscph's Church Tuesday
morning two weddings were solemn
lied. At six o'clock Miss Anna Ieduc
of 80 Rose street and Frank s. Barney
of 10 Rose street were married by the
Rev. j. NJ. Cloarec. They were at
tended by their fathers, George Leduc
land Frank Barney. At seven o'clock
Miss Annie NORM Of Hayward street
and Simon NORM. Jr. of Marble ave-
nue. were married by the Rev. j. A.
IacOuture. The were attended by
their fathers. Alfred NORM and simon
NORM Sr.
The regular assembly of Burlington
Council, NO ., II. Il $ NJ, was held las,
evening At the Masonic Temple. when the
following officers We're installed by Pas,
Thrice lllustrious Master c. II. Jones' as
sisted by Companion J. T.. Trail as mar
= shall; eillustrous master, Russell Hal
lett; deputy master. Merritt +. Sornbor-
ger principal conductor of work, II. II
, Shufelt; treasurer, Charles a. Davis; re
corder, II, :. Bliss; captain of the guard
II. Il. Small; conductor of the council, A q
Mansur steward j. T.. Benedict; mar
shall. William b. Derby; chaplain. Georg,
, II. Mylkes; sentinel, ". II. Folsom.
f The board of civil authority met Mon
= day and authorized the preparation an,
; Iposting of the caucus check lists. Tn
! first meeting for the correction of tn
lists will be held May ~ At a meeting
Il of the board of aldermen. which follow
n ed the street commissioners submitte
a report in which they recommended tina
So cents per hour he paid for doubl
l. teams and drivers working for the city
the increase to date from May 20. A res
- olution offered by Alderman Duhame
adopting this recommendation wa
. passed. The team owners recently aske
- for an increase in wages. They formerl
y received 81 per day.
re The annual convocation of Delta Char
ter Rose CroX Of the Ancient Accepte
a Scottish Rite for the northern Masoni
In jurisdiction was held Friday night in tn
m rooms of the order at the Masonic Ten
s pie. The following officers were electe
IS for the ensuing year II. b. Small.
is ". master: George T.. Ferrin. senic
III warden: r. II. Martin, Junior warden "
ri H. Ridley. orator; Sayles Nichols. trea.
~ urcr; l.. j. Paige, secretary; =. G.. Coo
frey, NJ of c.: George Q, Stiles. hosp
:, taller; r. u. Huntley. guard; H. l.. Johol
mott tyler. The officers were Unstable
y, VI by III. George II. insley, Bird degre
- Past NJ W. master. assisted by Afrs
| Larsen, 32nd degree. grand marshal.
Id The Alpha Kappa Kappa medical fri
&c ternity gave their annual dance on Il
"a Ivan Ness roof garden Thursday. ri
as hall was decorated very prettily. with Il
IN fraternity oolors. potted plants and co
lege banners. "Oid Jim." the "ossih
- thin man." occupied prominent plac
as usual. and was the cause of maj
w. shudders among the fair sex. Barton
- orchestra furnished music Of the usu
49, high quality for n program OF q dance
" Refreshments of ice cream, cake al
" punch were served in the dining hall a
- tached to the sun parlor Dancing W
enjoyed until 80 "A. IN. The commit
"' consisted of T. j. Allan, c, Swift, T.
W Mccormick. T.. w. Blake and r. VI
Dyke.
ny Mrs. Agnes Brown Bissett, who Is "
ir- known in police circles. WAS In poll
p court again Monday to answer to
TO charge of mtoxication She was fin
ed sl5 and costs, which gives here an alt'
,ly native sentence Of 90 days In jail. a
nd as she was already on p,obation for
Ter same offence she will have to take
pc additional sentence of over 100 days
ID settle I'D the old score. She was allow