Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19

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The police Of Warren, Mass, are con-
oerned over the disappearance Of a for
mer Vermonter, Charles NJ Newcomb,
who has not been seen since May 10 and
as he was not well, 1t Is feared that he
may be i'll somewhere. The description
gives his height as five feet ten inches,
weight 25 pounds, complexion light, blue
eyes, upper teeth gone. He wore a nous
tachc. He wore, when last seen, a black
suit with n white stripe. soft gray felt
hat, gray sweater and number If black
shoes. He was both n Mason and odd
Fellow but wore no insignia of the or
ders. His age is "A years but he looks n
few years older than that.
A severe Thunderstorm visited Burling-
ton Monday night and during 10 minutes "a
half inch of rain fell. The squat was
accompanied by m energetic display of
lightning and a wind which tore
branches off trees throughout the city,
but this immediate vicinity did not come
in for anything like the severity with
which the region through Colchester and
the stands was treated. Across the lake
considerable damage must nave been done
by lightning, az the electrical display
appeared to be greatest in that district.
Sunday night the Champlain school was
struck and a chimney and tho roof dam
aged. The building did not catch fire and
the loss win not he extensive.
Lightning is thought to have been the
cause of a fire which was discovered in
the ice house of w. and u. c.. Crane
Monday pfylt aud ,yIy,l ,..aI..l 10, L.
s%troylng the ice house and some lumber
nearby. a still alarm was nrst sent into
station one by the night Waterman and on
the arrival of the tiremen a bell alarm was
sent in from box SO. Two streams Of
water We're used in -eXtinguishing the
blaze. Later. Police officer Brodie dis
covered a fire in the boiler room of Spear
Brothers and sent in an alarm from box
t7 at the corner Of sank and South Cham
plain streets. Tho chemical extinguishcd
the fire, with small loss to the firm. Both
losses are covered by insurance.
a. Herbert Davis and Miss Mabel
Watkins We're quietly married Saturday
evening by Chaplain Carter of Fort
Ethan Allen. The ceremony took place
at the chaplain's home. The groom is
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was flag day exercises to be- held there
he returned to his duties Immediately
followinR the ceremony. 1t soon baramo
known that he had lust been marr,ed
and CONGRATULATIONS wero extended He
has been an efficient emnlovc If tho r,Iks
for nearly three wears. Tho counIa lar+
Sunday noon for SARATOGA snrings
Schenectady and other points in Nov
York on n short Wedding trim I'm tbo,,.
return they will reside at 1S Rank street.
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Walter +. O'Kccfe, formerly of this
city, is distinguishing himself IN base
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