Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-10

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equal to the occasion. His testimony
concerned the taking Of the oath by Ros-
enberg and other points Of testimony
taken during the trial of Louis Alpert. v.
a. Bullard and NJ. G. Leary appear for
the defendant and states Attorney Hop
kins is conducting the prosecution.
At the regular meeting or the Winooskl
Association of Congregational ministers
in the parlors Of the College street Church
Monday, the Rev. Josiah Kidder of
Wostford road a paper at the morning ses-
sion on THE Alleged Dcgeneracy in Rural
Vermont" and, at the afternoon session,
the Rev. D. II. Strong Of Milton presented
a review of the book by Walter Rauschcn-
busch on christianity and the Social
question" General discussion followed
both addresses, Luncheon was taken at
| the Van Ness House. The Rev Or r. G.
Flagg the moderator occupied the chair
and prayer was offered BY Prof s f.
Emerson. a committee consisting of the
Rev. w. w Smith Of Colchester, the Rev
f H. Barnum of Jericho Center and Prof
j. +. Goodrich was appointed to prepare
a program for next year.
The wedding Of Miss Isabelle Donahuc
OF 81 North Willard street and Fred }
Merrill of % Peru street was solemnzed
Monday morning at $50 o'clock at st.
Mary's Cathedral The Rev. j. Nj. Kennedy
| performed tho ceremony The bride was
attended by a sister of the groom. Miss
Ella Merrill, and the groom by Ernest
Limosc The bride wore blue travelling
I Gttff nd
carried a bouquet of white roses After
the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served at the home Of the Eroom's rar-
ents and later Mr.. and Mrs Merrill left
for wedding trip to Troy, n Y. After
MAY they will be at home at 81 North
| Willard street. The bride has been q stem
ographer for the National Tuh. &. Box
factory, and Mr. Merrill IS d travelling
salesman.
with the jury ont less than three hours
verdict in favor of James Farley was
returned by the Jury at a session Of SUI
! preme court in Malone. ~ ". in which
! the suit brought against him by tho
! Chateaugay Agricultural society was tried
and the society has been directed to nav
TO him S,N5, the amount which his horecs
/ W '''' 'i' ''I e
! "n( "e'" W '",' COURTS LOT loh- ''n'
IN" r,e" '"' b" I'll. great hanoicap race
VI '''' 49, ","'" '-"''' WIS "H"rcd IN
p.IA' Nv '''S VI 'he tair 'ia'n1e"
go, J." 7'a''' any loss
..'' W. III NV "'v anu WIN one eN'"P-
mako money lint nm Emo c,r,ro.,, loo, ~
consdcI,ble amount r,or tho, rooso,
the society su.d t-.rlo, Ae COO, &c ,hl
decision was announced. .c,;on wa. +al,,,,
toward placing the .cciot, in the hards ~
receiver.
Ihe annual mocl.H- and election OF
oflcers Of the sunday school board of
the Methodist Epis, opal church was
heId in the huron uarioIs Thurs
! day, with GOO a'tondanco The Oh
hcerS elected for tn ensuing year are
as follows: Superintendent. r. =.
Howe. assistant superintendent. w.
l.. Burt. superintendent Of adult le-
partment. the Rev. 9. Z. Grismer: as
sistant superintendent Of adults. Miss
Alice Clark: superintendent of senior
instruction. Miss Helen G uendoo
superintendent of primary deDart,ncnt
Mrs. f. H. Humphrey. kirdarearten
department Mics Kathcrino rovcn+r..
cradle roll. Mrs Ra1nb Rolor boroo
department. Miss Nina walker. Score
tarv OTTO Oclarh,od II, ossis.,r.
secretary Mise Add,o = Ur,r,ht.
troasurer Cb,r1o. ,r,o,d. r,a.i.,
Miss isabel Snonord
i"' "''"'"" .' JUICE wa 'finan ana
one '"'. was "Nrn up al da' YESTERDAY