Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-05


cdian town where he caught Leno.
Mrs. FREQ Fuller of Mortified, who
is visiting ner sister, Mrs. G. V. Kent
of this city, Ieaves in week FOR Los
Angeles, Cal, where she will pass the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Eva Cole,
formerly OF this city.
public examinatio for the regis
tration of nurses by the Vermont
board of registration of nurses VIII be
held at the state House November IL
and ii. The examinations Will com
mcnco at ten o'clock the first day
The result of balloting Tuesday for city
representative from six o'clock in tho
morning until three o'clock in the after
noon when the boxes were closed went Tor
nauEht, none OF the candidates receiving
a majority of the votes cast, and AZ four
O'Clock the boxes were again opened Nv
the mayor and the balloting started
afresh BY agreement the boxes closed AT
$50 o'clock. The result of the first ballot
was as follows: Total vote cast, lao;
necessary for choice, 1o5; Of this num-
her, Horace l.. Farnham. republican. re-
""iv"d CT Harry Shurtlch. democrat, 3'l :
Willard e. Cotton. progressive, 3OS; f. O.
Crlhru. prohibition, 30
Miss EessIo st John. daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs Almon St John of Berlin, and
Joseph Lacoursc son. OF Mr.. and Mrs
David Iacoursc OF Hovokc, Mass, were
united in marriage TUESDAY morning In
St Augustnc's Church, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. r. J. Ca
hill. They were attended by the parents
/ Of the bride. Miss 81. John is we'll and
/ = cpt
in this city They left on a brief we'd
ding trip, after which they will reside In
4 Berlin,
! The following cases have been entered
In county court: Grace NJ. Rogers vs..
Guy L. Rogers divorce. Thcriault &
! Hunt for petitioner; Bessie Jacobs Va.
| Harley Jacobs, divorce. n. G. Shurtleff
>or petitioner; Jacob *. Shaw VS. How
ard \. Lambert, ct al. chanccrY. v. d.
/ Edgcrton for the orator and Senter e.
Scntcr for the defendant
Dr. II. a. Flint. secretary Of the board
Of trade was busy yesterday preparing
| the exhibits received during the past few
days for the corn and apple show which
opens in the city hall this morning. The
show, or convention, Of growers OF
apples and other vegetables. Is being
conducted under the auspices OF the local
! board Of trade and no entry fees have
been charged, nor will admission be
charged to the exhibit. Those who will
! speak during the two days' show are:
Senator G. w. Wallis, Waitsfield. on
Corn for Ensllage;" Mr.. Bailey, state
agricultural department, "Brown-Tai
! Moth" Prof T. A. Shaw, Norwich Uni.
versity The Model Farm" Walter II
Crockett State publicity department
Opportunities of Vermont" C. w
Perry, South Hero. Apples and Apple
culture" 4. f. Halves, Burlington
Forestry in Vermont" Prof p. T
Lutman, University of Vermont, Dis
ease of Apple and Potato" Mr. ALI:
will preside during the convention anc
state Agricultural Commissioner f. s
| brigham of St Adams is expected to b,
present G. w. Perry has a fine exhibit
Of apples and will explain apple CROWNS
ana tn" backing Of apples for market.
Leon Muz2y pleaded guilty to
breach of probation yesterday mornn:
in city court and was given a sentence
ut the house of correction of not les.
than five months and - days nor NOR,
than six months He appeared in cour
last May and was placed on probation
after he had promised that ne woulC
care for his family This he failed to Do
and h. was surrendered yesterday.