Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25

arinY 10 years ago, and escorted to the
cemetery by Company u. list Inf. " n.
w. the body of Lieut.. Nelson Allen Good.
speed, formerly Or the 3rd u. 8. cavalry,
L. :. A. was buried here Thursday with
full military honors. ST. Lukes Episcopal
'hurch, where the funeral was held, was
h'lcd with friends of the dead officer by
whom he was held in high esteem. The
service was conducted by the Rev. j. G..
stephenson OF East Berkshire. and a quar-.
tette, composed of Miss katheryn M.
Halloway, Miss Ethel Scofcld Eugene
Dewart and +. Alan Ross, sang the burial
chant and the hymns abide with Me"
and Lead Kindly Light" The casket
, was borne from the church through two
lines OF soldiers. extending to the road
way. and Company 3, Capt. G. f. Pell
commanding, escorted the body to the
South Main street cemetery. Following
the committal service, three voleys were
fired over the grave and buglers sounded
| taps The bearers were Captain Luhn
and Lieutenant Edwards Of the 10th u.
8. cavalry. Fort Ethan Allen, represent.
| Ing the army F.. G.. Champion OF Boston
and Ashby 8. Head. Warren Il. Austin.
Dr. A. o. Morton. Harry r. Hatch and
Kibbe Brooks. Among those from abroad
who attended the funeral were Miss Su-
san Champion of Boston. Monsoon Good.
speed of Brooklne. Mass. G. Fuller Raw.
son of Enosburg, Mr.. and Mrs. d. W..
Paul OF East Berkshire and AIR. and Mrs.
G.. Allen of Montgomery.
| Fire broke out in the wood working c1.
adjustment OF =. Il. Sullivan on Ccnte.
street Thursday morning. bu. the prompt
arrival OF the fire department averted a
serious blaze The fire started from q
super-heated smokepipe running from the
heater In the basement, through floor
to the chimney The ground floor caught
first. the blaze spreading rapidly through
partitions. but was quickly mastered by
the fremen. The damage will no; exceed
400. covered by insurance.
The anniversary bal, OF Council No. a97
knights Of Columbus. vii! be held at the
city hall Tuesday evening. January 30.
The marriage OF Miss Catherine Ryan
and James D. Riley. both OF this city,
took place at ST. Mary's Church wednes-
day Jan. H. Tho Rev. y. J. OSuillvan
! on Eating.
! At the meeting If Dickens lovers called
to consider some form Of celebration IA
honor the memory OF the celebrated au.
/
suggested to be followed by an entertain.
ment. and a committee has been chosen
to make report
| Norman A. Wilson. amateur crook and
crac ksmnn, who claims both Waterbury.
Conn. and Burlington as home, was Mon
day arraigncd in city court and plead
ed guilty to forging and passing check
for $40. He was sentenced to not less
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and half at hard labor in State prison
At Windsor. Wilson, about two weeks
ago. forged check on tho Weldon Ma.
tional bank. payable to himself and bear
Ing the signature of Perron and Boivin.
Ltd. This he got n Catholic priest in
Swanton To cash. He at once came over
here where he blew in most Of the money
and then went 10 Wnooski. where he
was apprehended and brought back for
trial John 1.ozelle. aged 20. but hard
ened criminal. who has many times been
arrested and convicted Of stealing. also
pleaded guilty to forgery and passing bad
checks and was sentenced by Judge Pos.
to serve not less than two nor more
than three years n; hard labor in State
prison Young IIozele about n week ago
forged check for $40 on the Franklin
County Trust company payable to HIM
self ard purpOrting. to be signed by a.
W. Fisher, by whom he was at one
time employed. Lozelle got the check
cashed at T.. +. Mortons Clothing store.
The forgery was at once discovered at
the bank. and the arrest followed.
Esther Sartweli of Swanton was Mon
day arraigncd before Judge Post on
an information filed by States Attorney
Hogan. charging adultery. to which she
pleaded guilty. She was sentenced to
not less than a year and half nor
more than two years n. hard labor in
State prison. where she was taken Tues
day.
The iceman is now busy hereabouts and
fine quality, % inches to two feet
thick. is now being hauled to the city
from the bay.
Unity Lodge. No 3, knights OF
Pythias. mas installed these officers:
Chancellor commander. Alvah II. George:
vice chancellor. j. G. Hoyt prelate
James +. Miller: master Of works, Geo.
p. Derrick; keeper Of records and SEALS
W. ii. Randall; master of arms c. W. o.
Moore master Of finance, J. C. Collins
master of exchecquer. K. II. Domey
The death of Mrs. Mary Hennessey &C.
CURED Monday afternoon at her home
on Cedar street OF complications. after
long Illness.
The death of Mrs. Mary (Young) Cam.
eron, widow Of oliver Cameron. occurred
at her home on Woods island. in the
Great Back Bay OF Lake Champlain, on
Sunday. Mrs. Cameron's death was
caused by pneumonia. She was 80 years
old and leaves seven children, Mrs
Mary Cameron of South Hero, Mrs.
Julia Hutchins of Swanton. William Cam
eron and Oliver Cameron Of Woods
island, Charles G.. Cameron OF Savage
island. Moses Cameron of Georgia and
Louis Cameron of South Hero The fun
eral WIS held Tuesday in South Hero.
The marriage engagement Is announced
Of Miss Lena Gotta, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Jerome Gotta of Highgate. and
George T. Bashaw Of 81. Adams.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Badger.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Badger
Of Messenger street. and Arthur Richaf
of St. Adams Bay was soemnized Sat.
urday. the Rev. Robert Dewey. pastor
of the Church OF Our Lady of the Lake,
officiating.
News has been received here Of the
wedding Saturday evening last in Bos-
ton of Miss Grace Whitehead and Walter
f. Hatch. Mr.. Hatch Is a well-known ST.
Adams boy. the son OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry W. Hatch.
The Empire theatre. presenting moving
picture shows. opened yesterday under
the new managers, w. II. I.arrow and
p II Sullivan