Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-26

nesiay evening. october 30. at seven
o'clock
Richard A. WEIGH was in city court
Monday charged with bigamy. He
waived examination and bail was fixed
at $500. His first wife is said to be
Theresa Hosle of Lawrence, Mass.
whom he married In 1898, and his second
wife, Clarissa J. Anderson. whom he
married June &c, 1912. the latter making
the complaint. Henry Myers was in
court charged with a second offense Of
intoxication and was fined SIS and costs
Robert Hamilton was charged with a
first offense and sentenced to serve 10
days In jail. Edward Ploof Of Richford.
who was charged with discharglng fire
arms on the streets of Richford several
weeks ago. was sentenced to serve not
less than one year or more than ono
year and six months in Jail.
News has been received In this CITY
Of the death Of Thomas McSorley of San
Antonio. Texas. who formerly resided In
this city. Mr. McSorley was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McSorley, who
lived in this city many years.
w. NJ Drew left the city yesterday for
New York, where he has employment In
the offices OF the commercial agent of
the Central Vermont Railway company.
Mr.. Drew has been employed in tho
general freight office of the company.
An Equal Franchise League was or
ganized Tuesday afternoon at a meeting
held in the Fairfield street schoolhouse
About g women were present and adopt
ed a constitution. The following officers
Beeman; vice-president, Mrs A. II. Rub
lee; secretary. Miss Alice Soule. and
treasurer, Miss Emilia Houghton. It is
planned to have the next meeting in two
weeks and one each month thereafter.
The installation OF Weldon Chapter. No
TO- order Of the Eastern Star. was held
Tuesday night at $50 O'Clock at Masonic
hall. the ceremony being witnessed by a
few invited guests. The installing off,
Ger was Grand Patron George +. Leland
of Springfield. Among other grand officers
present were: Mrs. Coy of Windsor.
grand matron; Mrs. Ruby C. Hawley Of
Richford. grand lecturer; Mrs. Addie
Allen of Milton, district deputy grand ma
tron; ]. II. Mears of Enosburg Falls. dis
trict deputy grand patron. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Weeks of ST. Johnsbury, past grand
patron and past grand matron. Several
members of Martha Washington Chapter
of Enosburg Falls also attended. Pre-
vious to the installation a banquet was
served at seven O'Clock at the new Co.
lonia Inn.
Daniel Kelley of Burlington and Miss
Sarah Malloy of this city were married
at St. Mary's Church yesterday morning
at eigh o'clock, the Rev. d. j. O'Sull!van
performing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Kelley will reside in Burlington.
The marriage engagement has been an
nounced of Frank DeLisle and Miss Hes
ter Oliver both of San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. DeLisle Is a son of II. DeLisle OF this
city. 1t is expected that the wedding
will take place in November and that the
East.
Mrs Agnes Forant Of this city and
Louis Berger Of Burlington were mar
ried at St. Mary's Church Tuesday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Berger
have gone to Canada on a wedding trip
and on their return will reside in Bur-
lington.
Word has been received in this city Of
| the death OF Azuba Dee Blake. aged IS
years. which occurred at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. o. s. Basford. in Pierre.
S. D., September 10. Mrs. Blake was a
native of Georgia and went West 80 years
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