Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22

Robert Goldman Of New York in the
Ehavei Zedeck synagogue by the Rev II.
w. Sacks and the Rev w. Flax, according
to the Mosaic ceremony and the rites and
customs of Israel. The bride wore white
satin trimmed with pearls. and was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Rosen-
berg. The groom WAS attended by Mr..
and Mrs. j. Sadovsky. Following the
ceremony there was Il reception and supper
In the Hebrew Free school building, fol-
lowed by dancing, with music by Mrs.
Ella Hodges After a short honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman will reside at the
corner of Winooski avenue and Decatur
street
Two presidential candidates have
Burlington in their proposed itinerary
this year, for, In addition to Colonel
Roosevelt Eugene W. Chafin of Ari-
IONA, the nominee of the Prohibition
party in 1905 as we'll as this year. Is
scheduled to speak here The date set
is Sunday. August %, in advance Of
Mr. Roosevelt by three days. Mr.
Chafin will tour the State by automo-
bile. accompanied by the noted cam
pain singer, Capt. Charles H. Stanley
OF California. They will spend week
in Vermont. and open air speeches
will be made a, various points along
the route. which includes the follow
ing towns: Bennington, August 49,.
Johnsbury, August 2S; Morrisville fair
and Barre August 90.
Officer William Collins Tuesday morn
ing found Charles Delisle, l-year-od
boy who escaped a few weeks ago from
the Lyman Home. an industrial school
I'm WestbOro, Mass. and for whom the
| Massachusetts authorities have been
Hooking. The boy was discovered and
|placed under arrest at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delisle of
Battery street. Deslsle was suspected Of
looming to Burlington and the local police
were notified of this fact The boy did
not arrive here. however. until Monday
might. when he came over from Platts-
lhurgh. The authorities of Westboro have
telegraphed that they would send a man
to burlington at once to escort the boy
back. Delisle gave as his reason for run
ming away from the school a desire to see
his mother.
Three old timers pleaded guilty in city
court yesterday to intoxicatiOn. They
were Joseph Barrett, John Donahue and
IScocPi iAiFHduutI. me IlISt tWO "ViC
lGiven the maximum sentence Of fine Of
*lb and costs with an additional 30 days
In jail. and Alexander received the same
dose, minus the 30 days He has not been
. arrested for more than three years and
was not considered In the class with the
other two Barrett surpasses any other
man In the city in the number Of times
, arrested and Yesterday he answered to
|, his 2lst charge Of intoxication since June,
, 1905. an average of three times per year.
rms Is about as often as Is possible al
mis- sentences sometimes run to nearly
, four months Just how many times he
, mas faced municipal Judge IL not known
but the court records since 1883 give an
almost unbroken string with the exception
or ~ months when he went to States
prison for grand larceny From time tC
time he has varied his offences by mixing
In petit larceny with his INVESTIGATION
cases. and has two or three breach OF
the peace cases to his credit. 1t rs safe
to say that out OF the last rs years he has
spent ~ years In jail or the house OF
correction The three men were arrested
: at what IL known as Dewey Park.
vacant lot on the lake shore south OF
lymans wharf The men had beer
begging money about the streets. previous
to their arrest Alexander and Donahus
have been arrested seven times each.