Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-11

News has been received Of the mar
riage Of Lucius Nelson Butler. a gradu-
ate of the university in tho class OF
1908. and Belle Darden Sherman. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Dardcn on
Saturday, March 80. at Pasadena. Cal.
After May I. Mr. and Mrs Butler will he
at home at Sunderland. Mass.
The board of license commissioners re-
ceived four applications for licenses
Thursday. They we're as follows: +. A.
Frank ]. Dunbar. 100 North Winooski
avenue; second-class; Napoleon st.
George. 81 North street. frst-class. and
Gustave Trembly. 39s St. Paul street,
second-class.
Champlain Valley Grange. No. 4Oo. gave
an Easter ball In the Masonic Temple
hall last evening. the affair being attended
by about 30 couples. Hagar's orchestra Of
six pieces furnished music. The arrange
ments we're In charge OF Elmer T. Cove
Miss Lucy Rice. Miss Edith Merrihew
Miss Mabel Duell, Mrs. Fred Tyler and
Walter Tupper.
Fred Smith OF Richmond was brought
into city court Tuesday and pleaded
guilty to intoxlcation. He was fined 81
and costs by Acting Judge Ladd. but
elected to spend the alternate sentence OF
70 days in Jail. Smith was discovered
sleeping near the railroad station early
Tuesday morning and was not aroused
Until nearly court time, when he awoke
III Jail.
Employees in shops along the lake front.
including Shepard e. Morse Lumber COM
pany, J. II. Booth company, Robinson 4
Edwards company. Morgan Bros, the
Crane mills and Baldwin Refrigerator
company. will ask for n nine hour day,
beginning May /. The men now work 10
hours. No changes In wages will be asked
for. The present average pay Is about
81 80 a day
Court No. 5S. Woman's Catholic Order
Of ForcstorS, held their 10th annual bail
in the New Sherwood han Monday night
with an attendance Of about so couples
The hall was handsomely decorated with
the national coors and emblems of the
order, and light refreshments were
served Music was furnished by Cavan-
"a dances. which lasted until two O'Clock
Captain c. A. Van Cor Of Company c,
First Infantry, has announced the follow
ing appointments of non-commissioned
Officers First sergeant, G. L. Fredericks
quartermaster-sergea II. Browne; SER
gcants, }. O. Baxendale, A. A St. John,
S. $ Hargreaves. r. b. Miner; corporals,
G. +. Grswod. S. T. Terrill. j. p. Tuttle
George II. Thomas. Frank Hendee. +.
W. Pike. l.. T. Clifton, Frank Fuller
musicians Charles S. Ferrln. r. S. Will
lams.
Frances Perron Thursday brought suit
in county court against the Central Ver-
mont Railway company to recover dam
ag's Of SEQ for injuries alleged to have
been received in November. 1911. at the
station in Essex. The plaintiff claims
that she fell from platform to the
floor of the station. being unable to see
by reason of large quantities of smoke
and steam which was permitted to es-
cape from the engine the station also
being poorly lighted.
| The board of license commissioners Fri
day received the following applica-
| tons Alfred Demarco, - King street.
second class. James r.. Goliath. III Main
street. second class, NJ. S. Rosenberg and
Max Alpert. $40 North Winooski avenue.
second class Fred J. Flanagan, 11 Main
street, first class; George Q. Stiles. 15a
Cherry street. second class; Richard
J. Daley, 1876 Battery street. second class;
| Robert F. Collamer for Hotel Vermont.
| first class.
The police swooped down on the Russell
house early Sunday morning and
searched the hotel for liquor. In this they
were unsuccessful but the raid resulted
In several arrests. Those who were taken
| to Jail were Clarence Rogers, william
Dixon. Theophile Vincent. John Snyder
Albina Benoit. Rose Ouimette. Lottie Cole
Blanche Droulette and Irene Whealen. !r
the afternoon the men were released or
bail in the sum of sl-5 each for their ap
pearance in city court Monday morning
George A. Parker of Bangor, Me, q
member of the senior class of the medica
department Of the University OF Vermont
and Miss Violet II. Leighton. also Of
Bangor. Me, were married last evening
at seven o'clock at the chapel OF st. Paul's
Church. The Rev. Arthur c. Clarke per.
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tended by Miss Josephine Corey and tho
groom by John c, Williams Jr MIR
and Mrs. Parker will reside at The
Richardson.
The board Of license commissioners Tues
day received the following applications
j. T.. OSullivan, q church street, fiftf
class; Herbert l.. Pitcher. 16l Main street
first class; Peter Il. Smith, 125 St. Pau
street, first class; John w. ONeil, I25 St
Paul street. first class; T. P. O'Bren and
W. G. OBrien l5s South Champlair
street, second class; w. B. McCarty. 10
Main street. first class; Thomas Il
LeClair 1893 North street. second class
Edward p. McElligott, first or third class
IS North avenue.
The seventh anniversary OF Beatric
Rebekah Lodge. No. GO, l. o. o. r.. wa
celebrated Friday in the rooms -
the order on Church street and was YER,
largely attended, The annual roll cal
was held and at the conclusion of the ex
ercses an appropriate program was rem
tlered. consisting of musical numbers
readings and remarks on the growth o
the order by prominent members of tn
Organization. At the close OF the exer
cises in the lodge room the members al
journed to the banquet room. where al
elaborate repast was served.
James Hammond, whose daughter. Mrs
Agnes Brown. was arrested recent.
for intoxicatiOn and whose son-in-law
Alexander Brown Bissett, IL now in Wat
erbury, where he was sent following
| In county court and whose so