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

pace MOnuay IN city court, WHEN JOnn
Daniels was arraigned and after being
found gully was fined s15 and costs.
which he hopes to pay. This is the sec
ond scrape over dogs that Daniels has
been in court for within week, the
former occasion being when he pleaded
guilty to hitting a neighbours dog with
a large butcher knife.
Because Of the lively times which It is
expected will he In progress around
political headquarters in Chicago prior
to the national convention, the republican
delegates from Vermont will leave n day
earlier than at first planned. The special
car carrying the delegates and their
party to Chicago is now scheduled to
leave Burlington on the evening OF June
a. at Gas o'clock The delegates will go
via Montreal.
brilliant military wedding occurred
at Fort Ethan Allen on Saturday when
Miss Dorothe Winslow Gale daughter of
Colonel Gale. commanding officer at the
post, became the bride Of Lieut.. Cush-
man Hartwel. The decorations were
very elaborate. and following the cere-
mony, the bride, in accordance with the
usual custom at military weddings. cut
the wedding cake with the grooms
sword
Walter Bracken was taken Friday
to the asylum at Waterbury, where he
will undergo treatment. He was taken
in charge by the officers at Ferrisburg
few days before. At that time he was
violently insane and was taken to Yer
gennes. from which place he was brought
to Burlington Thursday. He was examined
by Drs. Nolan and Courtney soon after
wards and it was decided that he should
be taken to the asylum at once.
Orville Katham of South Burlington
and Miss Alvina Bissonette of St. Paul
street were united in marriage Monday
morning at seven o'clock at St. Mary's
Cathedral. The Rev. j. r. ellis perform
ed the ceremony. The bridesmaid was the
brides sister and the groom was at
tended by Harold r. Liberty of South
burlington. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides par
ents. and the couple left afterwards on
IL wedding trip.
A pleasant reception was given We'd
nesday night in the roof garden of the
Shattuck and Josephine Marshall in honor
of the Misses Grace Whiting and Mary
Terril, who leave soon for Europe The
roof garden was decorated in color
| scheme of lavender and white. lilacs be-
| ing used generously. The guests were re-
| ceived by the Misses Terrill Whiting.
| Shattuck and Marshall. Barton's orches-
| ira furnished the music.
| Orville Katham of South Burlington
and Miss Alvna BssOnette of st. Paul
street were united In marriage yester-
| day morning at seven o'clock at St.
Mary's Cathedral. The Rev. J. F. Gillis
performed the ceremony. The BRIDES
maid was the brides sister and the
groom was attended ny Harold R.
Liberty of South Burlington. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents. and the couple left
afterwards on wedding trip.
| The ten local labor unions of the city
have been reorganized into a central
body. The following officers have been
elected: President Arthur Provost,
printer; vice-president. Joseph Fugere.
carpenter; recording and corresponding
| ,
| treasurer r. A. Cartier, milman. 1t
is claimed that the unions affiliated
number about 1900 men. and include
carpenters. BARRIERS. pressmen. printers,
bartenders, oigarmakers, teamsters,
| painters etc.
| At the last meeting of the republican
, county committee. Martin 5. Villas re-
signed as chairman of the committee to
which he was elected in 1910, and c. $.
Wright was elected chairman to fiji out
the year until after the next county con.
vention. The resignation was made as MIR
Villas is candidate for States, attorney
and that he might not he open to any
criticism of using his position to furthe,
his own candidacy. Guy w. Bailey OF
Essex Junction was selected as temporary
chairman of the convention.
The meeting of the vestry of ST. Paul's
Church adjourned from May 6 was held
Thursday afternoon al four o'clock at III,
rectory. The following elections were
mede Senior warden. j. u. Stearns; jun
Tor warden. NJ. ID. Chttenden; ushers. G.
A. Raine. F. f. Wager, a. w. Dow. c. y
Stetson. Jr., and T.. II. Russell: delegate!
to the diocesan convention, s. W. Hindes
Prof. C.. b. Stetson DR.. Lyman Allen. II
b. Shaw, Prof. j. l.. Hills and ]. II
Stearns; alternates Elias Lyman, DIR. J
, d. Tanner. H. J. Stanley. II. l.. Ward
G. e. Allen and A. f. Clement
Two divorce petitions We're filed in tn
county clerks office Monday. Mrs
Maud Warren, formerly Maud Blondin o
st. Adams. asks divorce from Alfre'
| T.. Warren on grounds of intolerable Sc
r verify and refusal to support. The coupl
4 were married in st. Adams in 1902 an
C have lived since then in Birmingham
! Ala. Memphis. Tenn, Camden. Me-, an,
Saugus, Mass. An injunction &C
= companies the petition, restraining tn
I, petitionee from interfering with his wife
r liberty or her earnings from a restauran
kept by her. Herbert l.. Clark ais
seeks a divorce from Bernice +. CLARK
A., charging intoIerabe severity
= Three cases Of intoxcation were dis
r posed in city court Monday morn
Y ing by Judge c. S Palmer The frs
$ was Lewis Russell, a first offender VIII
e pleaded guilty to INVESTIGATION and RI
celved fine of S. with costs taxed a
1913 Following him. James r. Mo
;, Naught, an habitual, appeared. He wa
. found guilty and fined SIS and COSTS BIT
=, was not asked to disclose as he took a
appeal and furnished bail. John Ashle
pleaded guilty to first offense. RI
ceiving the usual fine of s. and cost
- Ashley was arrested March SOth. but Il
ht ut IA nj