Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-14

ton Sunday morning where the funeral
was held
Clarence Shcperd, aged 49, and his bride,
Anna Carroll, aged To- who eloped and
were married August at Richford are
IN the county Jail here. Sheriff G. G.
holmes discovered that they had gone to
Brooms' p. g.. and they were arrested
there Sheperd's mother, it is said, con-
scented to her sons marriage.
The city schools will open for the fall
term Monday, September g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy l.. REYNOLDS have
announced the marriage engagement of
their daughter, Miss Annie Ruth Roy
nolds. to James Rittcnhouse Scott of Now
York
MIC body of Joseph Bushry, aged 4e
years, who died at the home of G. T.. Sui
Ivan of st. Adams town Saturday night.
was taken to Barton Monday whore the
funeral and burial took place. MIR.
Bushey was employed by Mr. Sullivan.
In city court yesterday Brian
O'Donnoll was arralgned before
Judge n. n. Post on the charge
of first offense of INVESTIGATION and
Is serving 10 days in county Jail
David Lamott was found guilty of be-
ing a common drunkard and was fined
Sl5 and costs which he arranged to
pay Josephine Dupras of Enosburg
Fails pleaded guilty to an information
iiled against her by States Attorney
O. r. Ladd, tn charge being keep
ing house of ill-fame. She was SEN
fenced to serve one year in the house
Of correction at Rutland but sentence
Il l
the hands of the probation officer for
two years that She may care for her
two children
H. Walter Golden has assumed his
duties as chief clerk to the auditor of
the Rutland railroad at Rutland Mr.
Golden has been with the Boston &,
Maine and before leaving Boston he
was presented with a handsome trav-
cling bag by members of the audit
ing department. lie spent Sunday
here with his family who will remain
here for some time with Mrs. GolIen's
mother before going to Rutland
The l50th anniversary of the granting of
the charter to d Adams will be observed
in this city on Saturday, August IL. and
arrangements are being made to hold an
tmpromptu celebration which bids fair to
he success Notwithstanding the fact
that only n few days remain before the
anniversary. The celebration will be held
on and in the vicinity of Taylor Park and
VIII include among other things an auto
mobile parade, horrbles, floats, ba1eball
game and other sports. mi parade of
uniformed organizations Arrangements
are in the hands of the following commit
tees: Autos, H. II. Chadwick; floats, +
H. Royce and VI. a. Common; horrihles
Stranahan Memorial club; schools, NJ D.
Armstrong;; uniformed organizations
Avery q. Smith; line Of march, S S
Gushing; outside ORGANIZATIONS, II. NJ.
brennan; publicity. W. p Twlgg treas
urer, John Branch Arrangements have
been made for special excursion rates
from points north of Essex Junction and
points on the RiChford and Rouses Point
branches of the Central Vermont rail
way.
Mrs. Emily l.. G7ailoy Royce, wife of
y. II. Royce, died at her home in Green's
Corners yesterday morning at one o'clock
after lingering illness. Mrs. Royce was
Il years Old ana Is survived by her hus-
hand and one son, f. r. Royce Of this city.
ana two daughters, Mrs A. s. Gallup of
burlington and Mrs. Edward y. Curtis of
st Adams town. The funeral will be
held Friday afternoon at two o'clock at
the house