Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17

about the head and face Sunday after.
noon by being thrown from a horse which
/ she was riding. The accident took place
| near the head of St Paul street The
| horse became unmanageable and Miss
sullivan screamed. which frightened the
! animal the more, She was thrown to the
road and the horse gallopcd down the
street for several blocks when 1t was
caught. The girl was carried into the
| house of DR. II. w. Johnson and later
| taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital.
The young ladies of the Delta Alpha
| class rendered Miss Florence Sherburne
! a delightful surprise party last evening
at the home of Mrs. c. X. johnson, IS
( Grant street. Miss Sherburne Is about to
take up her residence in Montpelier. She
was charter member. past president
and has served on several committees of
! the class. A pleasing enterta inmcnt was
/ rendered, after which Miss Hanson on be-
half of the class presented her with n
| beautiful birdseYc maple table and
( Cuny lace centerpiecc refreshments
We're served by the committee n charge.
At St Joscph's Church Tuesday morn
/ ing at seven O'Clock Mrs Hosanna Du-
rant Muir NJ i3 South Champlain street
! md William Muir were married by thu
| Rev. J. VI Cloarcc. they were attended
! by MIR and Mrs. John Durant, brother
/ and sistcr-in-law Of the bride After the
, vodding a reception was hold at the
! homo Of the bride and in the evening a
( dance was given them az thc Knights of
! Pythia. han on Church street from eight
until twelve O'Clock. Thomas McGreevy
was floor muua2cr Tnov will leave early
,,.f..
I York ana Niagara Fails for four weeks
/ About loo members Of Temple Chapter
! No %. Oidy of the Eastern star. were
/ present atitsannual meeting Tuesday even
/ Ing The reports Of officer ;hoWed
/ steady gain in membership and a most
satisfactory ,inancial condition, the chap
ter having q balance rr considerable
arogu' iu the treasury Tuy following
officers. elected Tuesday. will be in
stalled next Tuesday mis- Vt. Worthy ma
;rpn. MIR. tU"u harrington. worthy pa
;rou. g. T.. Evans; associate matron. Mrs.
Mabel Sornuorgor: secretary. Miss Ella
! G Brown; treasurer. Mrs Anna Evans:
conductrcs-. Mrs Nellie NJ. Wade as
| sstant conductresS Mrs. Emma Collins.
The wedding of Miss Lena * Fuller of
! %i 81. PAU street and Lyman l.. Spoon"r
I Of ti,t,Held. Mass took place Tuesday
( afternoon at $500 o'rlock at the chapel Of
! St. Paul's Church. The Roy George y.
/ Bliss performed the ceremony in the
/ presence of relatives and intim9te friends.
| Bride and groom were unattended. The
! bride wore blue travelling suit and hat
/ to match and large bunch Of vioets.
| Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and
/ Mrs Spooner left for Johnson to visit for
! two days his sister. Mrs II. c. Morse.
| They will return Friday afternoon and
! leave Saturday for Kingston, y Y. to
visit friend nd will go from there to
their home at Pittsfield, Mass.
p,rors in an alienation suit for S5ool
. brought by Ms Emma NJ. Lunt of Bur
/ lineton against Mrs. Beatrice Could OF
Swlnton wero filed in the county clerks
office Thursday hv John J. EntiEht. after
ncy for Mrs Lunt. The latter claims that
Mrs Gould aienatcd the affections Of
! her husband. Isaac II. Iunt. The bail,
which is the amount OF the damages ask
cd was furnished for Mrs Gould a. Swan
ton hv u. G Furman. =. l.. Webster and
! Washington Keenan,, all of Swantcn. Tho
suit brought 10y Lena NieburG against
/ Victor Cohen of st. AlhanS. Max Agel and
Hattie Gushing of this city, was entered
Thursday This is an action charging con-
/ spracv on the part Of the defendants to
/ ruin Mrs Nichurg's husband, who Is now
serving sentence in Windsor on con-
viction Of adultery
Bail in the perjury cas-, of Harry II
| Rosenberg was increased in county court
Saturday from $500 to $1,000 The mount
4 ~ si A.
, Fine. When the jury N Rosenberg's case
| reported verdict of guilty tho original
/ bail OF s5"" was allowed to stand. pending
an appea, from the verdict. The States
attorney requested that Rosenbergs bail
be increased and the latter was noti-
fled to appear. In the case of Ber-
nard II. Porter vs.. s. NJ. Miller,
apt, judgment on verdict was entered
This was an action in which the plaintfl
sought to recover Of the defendant the
price of caring for horse. The jury
returned verdict OF one cent damages
ana costs for the plaintiff Judge Water
man said SATURDAY that the instructions
to tho jury in the case did not warrant
them IN making such a hnd!ng.
The annual couclave of Burlington COM
mandcrY. No. = X r, was held last
evening in thei, ASYLUM In tho Masonic
Temple. The following officers We're elect
ed and Installed; Commander, G. Durell
| SimOudS; -cncralissimo, John f. rraill
! captain general T.. Dana liurilcN. prcl-
ate, the Roy. c. V Grismcr. senior war
den, II NJ Mcintosh; iunio" warden.
II. a. 81 felt. treasurer T.. h.. N"rtU.
recorder. RAssol Hullctt. sttrdrd
"oal'r + f. Patton sword boar