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

James O. Beckwith, f. X; c. A. Davis,
scribe; c. A. Barber, treasurer; Russell
tlallett, secretary; c, +. Sawyer, G. OF
IT, j. f. Benedict p. S; f. w. Crannell,
Il. a. c.; Guy c. Rocheleau 3rd ". w.
w. Virgins, md V; T.. Lloyd Gillette,
lst " c. V, Grismcr, chaplain William
Folsom tyler.
Friends are congratulating Miss Mildred
Clark Of Is johnson street and Carlton r.
HrisWold upon their marriage, news Of
winch has lust but leaked out. Tho young
couple were quietly married on March Is,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. Charles ]. Staples of the Unitarian
Church. The bride has been recently en-
ployed by the New England Telephone
and Telegraph company and the groom is
bookkceper for the Burlington Light e
Power company
Former State FAX Commissioner j. L.
Cushman was on the street Friday for
the first time since his serious illness OF
last winter and was warmly greeted by
his many friends. Mr. Cushman has been
at the home Of his daughter in Boston,
| rccupcmting from his nervous break
down. and although he has lost much
flesh is feeling considerably improved He
will probably return to Boston for a time
and will ultimately resume the practice
of law in Burlington.
Two weddings were solemnized Tues
day morning at st. Anthony's Church al
( Lakeside The iirsv took place at seven
O'clock when Miss Anna Marchand of 81
Howard street and Joseph f. Shank OF
/ 'pb ,,l1., rria Nv hn
Rev w A. Plomondon Their fathers,
! Joseph Shank and John b. Marchand, at
tended them The second marriage was
solomnized $50 O'Clock, Miss Beatrice
Mallette of Wright avenue and Joseph
| Darcnais of g. Central avenue Ning uni
ted by the Rev Father Plamondon.
one medical student has returned from
! his vacation with bride and is now en-
loving the congratulations Of his fellows
Rohert V Boyce. who is due to gradu-
ate next June, and Miss Mary Murray
| were luietly married on April > in Hart
ford, Conn., at st. Josophs Cathedral
Both an" natives Of Hartford ana have
known each other from childhood The
( ceremony Was perfoi med a noon I'm the
presence of only the immediate relatives
| They left at once for this city but on ac-
count Of the floods id not arrive until a
! day late.
Fhc annual sugar treat" furnished by
| Chauncoy w. Browncn to the members
! of the Ethan Allen club and ladies was
given Friday night at the club house and
was largely attended. The warm maple
syrup served Just at the right moment FOR
! dropping into pan of fire sh snow was
of extra fine quality. Nothing too GOOD
for the Ethans," laughed Mr.. Brownoll.
as he passed tho pitchers OF syrup along
Doughnuts, sandwiches, pickles and COT
Zee were included H. the .sugarinC- off
menu. The sugar party was followed by
dancing until midnight
The current issue of the quarterly.
! bulletin issued by the Vermont State
board of health gives the number of
specimens examined at the laboratory of
! hygiene during the last quarter of 1912
AS follows: Water, It.; sputum for
tubercle bacilli, 80; cultures for diphtheria
| 5acilli. 4S6; blood for vidal reaction 10.
blood for malarial parasites seven: foods.
| IN, milk, GO; liquors. =; mlscellaneou
| analyses, 32S: a total Of 1872 OF the "a
| samples Of milk, II were below standard.
most Of them being dirty; Of the 1iS
samples Of food, only eight were found
to be aiulterated
States ATTORNEY Theodore T.. Hon iins
returned Friday from Shelburnc where
/ he was called to prosecute d case before
Justice ". II. R1nke in which Oscar l..
Nood. principal Of the upper grade village
school was charged with assaultinp two
/ small hOVS 4 iurN- .yle ,.r1l,.. nnll.1 md