Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-13
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Shelburne, whose death June was
noted in last weeks Free Press. Ills
head was crushed In "A revolving drum
used for softenlng skins I'm the Saranac
Glove tannery, where he was employed.
He lived three days after the accident.
Fl. +. Crowell, who was gradual ted
from the University Of Vermont in the
class of 1892 has been recently appointed
superintendent of the Minnesota Dakota
& Western railway. with headquarters at
international Falls. MINI. signal honor
for one so young After graduating from
the university he worked for two years
as civil engineer for the Missouri Pacific
road
Judgment ny default was given Fri
day afternoon In the suit of the w.
c. Reynolds company VS.. T.. r. An
dreWs. a. a. Buell. trustee, by Acting
Judge J. +. Ladd in city court. The
suit was to recover damages resulting
from the purchase of bill Of goods
from the store. Damages in the sum
of so492 and costs of s6.44 were
AWARDED.
Miss Lucia Forbes gave a surprise mis-
Booth street in honor of Miss Gertrude
| Mcbride. The presents were showered
upon the prospective bride from the
stairway. The decorations were Of pink
and white and cut flowers were used
Refro shments were served, carrying out
the color scheme The Misses Mabel
Klrkbride and Alice snodgrass served.
| Miss Gilberta Daniels, daughter Of Pro-
fessor A. H. Daniels Of the university. Is
to be married Friday to Ralph Il. Good
| win of Hartford Conn. The wedding will
| take place at the residence at 40 Mansfield
avenue Mr. Goodwin is a civil engineer
and will next year teach at Columbia Uni
versity During the past year Miss Dan
iels has been studying at the Yale Art
| school.
p. \. Looms returned Sunday from
Staten Island, ~ Y. where he attended
the launching of THE Mountaineer'', the
new power boat built for the Lake George
Steamboat company for the passenger
service on that lake. In a few days
the boat will he brought up to Lake
George coming up the Hudson on n
barge and being transported from there
to the lake by rail The boat will ht
placed IN service July l.
President and Mrs. Benton gave a re-
cepton Monday nigh, to the members OF
the senior class Of both the medical and
) academic departments. Those who re-
ccived were President and Mrs. Benton
a. I. Gutterson, president Of the academic
seniors, Fcrd Strecter, president of the
medical seniors Professor and Mrs. Hills
md MIRO ,,t. ,fnc n
Merrill and DR. and Mrs r q, Brown
Refreshments were served
John Fox. a blacksmith whose home
Is in Cambridge junction. was arrested
at the railroad station Friday ait
lernoon while intoxicated. The man had
REACHED quite an advanced stage anf
ihad caused several different kinds OF
trouble when the police arrived. He
was accompanied by n little girl abOu
ten years of age, who took the mi
leage. was placed on the train fol
home and made the journey alone.
Humane Officer John Fuller found
badly crippled horse in Winooski Tues
day being driven by "A man named Bur
goyne, whom he arrested and prosecu ell
lie later killed the horse. He has recent,
| returned from waterbury, where nc Iouh'
a bad state of affairs in several stables
| lie forced the owners To turn ont thre,
horses IN Waterbury Center and one i
Kicker hill
The Lafrance brothers, who got into
mix-up at Essex junction and then put M
such strong opposition To arrest that /
took nearly all of the officers In the tow
: to MACE them in jail, were in city cour
. TUESDAY and were fined &, ana costs y,
Acting Judge j. T. Ladd The foes In tn,