Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18
MONTPELIER.

with Mrs. Addie Dale.
MONTPELIER.
Secretary of State Guy w. Bailey and
state Treasurer Water +. Scott were In
Barre Friday and held a conference
with members of the Granite Manu-
facturers' association relative to the
forming of mutual fire insurance com
pany Secretary Bailey has suspended the
operators licenses OF Hiram Warren and
Jacob Allen, jitney drivers. Each driver
figured in accidents within the past few
months which made 1t appear unsafe for
the men to have licenses.
A chancery case, George Campbell va
Montpelier Ice company, ct AL, was en-
tered Friday in county court, the
orator asking for an adjustment of dam
ages caused by the building OF dam
by the defendant, constructed to allow
a better crop of Ice. The orator claims
the dam resulted in the flooding of his
land
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Docherty and four
children, who have resided in this city
at different periods for eight years, left
Friday for Boston, whence they sail
for Glasgow. Scotland. to reside. Miss
Gently completed her duties In the Wool
worth store after several years service.
Mrs. W. 3. Harmon Of this city was the
first Montpelier hunter to shoot a deer in
this vicinity, sighting buck which tipped
the scales at i75 pounds near the Hale
farm in MiddleseX and bringing down her
quarry with a single shot. II. d. Bassett
of Main street shot doe Weighing about
100 pounds on the Walker farm near the
city limits and in almost the same place
another doe was brought down by Phillip
Bizzazero Homer Jerd secured a large
doe In Moretown bringing the deer to this
city in an automobile and he reported
seeing three other deer shot In the same
vicinity. one being brought down from
an automobile. Chester Cleaves Of this
city shot 20 pound buck on Worcester
mountain. According to all reports, hunt
ers are a great deal more successful than
ordinarily.
Miss Euna Nelson OF East Montpelier
and James w. Ford of Manchester, n. H.,
were united in marriage Monday morn
Ing at eight O'Clock at the home of the
bride and left on the morning train for
Boston. The wedding occurred on the
elet birthday anniversary Of the bride.
who attended Montpelier high school in
the class of 1912. They will reside at 112
Pearl street. Manchester. n. Fl.
Friday has been selected as the date
and Montpelier the place for the annual
meeting Of the sixth Masonic district
The afternoon session will open at $3.50
o'clock. The first section Of the Master
Mason degree will be conferred by the
Mad River Lodge. No II, Of Waitsfeld
and the work will be reviewed by w. A.
8. Hartman. grand lecturer. In the eve
ming following degree work addresses will
be made by Charles II. Darling Of Bur-
lington. grand master OF Masons of Vcr-
mont. and H. II. Ross. grand secretary.
Eugene Chambers, farm hand en-
ployed by J. n. Perrin Of Berlin, suf-
Tered the fracture Of his collarb on e
early yesterday morning while as
sisting In tho moving of farm equip
ment a threshing separator passed
over his body. barely missing his head,
he having been knocked down by the
pair OF horses hitched to the separa :
tors The horses were restless and
the young man went to hold them by
the bits. when they jumped forward.
Aside from the broken collarbone II
is feared internal injuries will de-
velop. although there were no indica
tions yesterday. His mother was
called from Moretown to care for her
son.
Mrs Nicasia LAWN of Putnam street
furnished bail Of $500 before Judge Har.
vey late yesterday afternoon and will be
arraigncd in city court tomorrow after.
noon at one O'Clock on a charge Of keen.
ing Intoxicating liquor with intent to sell
Armed with a search warrant issued b,
Grand Juror A. C. Theriault, n delegation
OF officers headed by Chief of Police Con
molly visited the LAWN home shortly after
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
after diieent search brought Mrs.
LAWN and five bottles OF ale found in the
house to the office of Judge Harvey
Carl and Gilbert Knapp returned yes
terday from Moretown. where each shot a
buck Carl getting his dee" Mondav and
his brother TUESDAY morning.