Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29
HAPPENING IN VERMONT
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,ington, as bridesmaid The ushers were
Harry Levin of Barre, Samuel Levin of
New York city, lsadorc krinoNitz or
Plattsburgh, Michael Frank, Jack W'ol
and BENJAMIN Yeti of Burlington. TIN
bridal couple were also attended by Mr.
md Mrs. Myer :. Levin Of Barre ana
Nr ana Mrs. Medivsky of Burlington.
Nhe bride was attircd In white crepe de
chine and carried Il bouquet of white
roses Her bridesmaids wor" taffeta silk,
yellow. blue and green being the colors.
The maids of honor wore blue silk. Mrs.
Yeti wore white satin CARROTS orchestra
Of Barre played the Wedding march and
rendered selections during the dinner
which was served to the assembled
guests following the ceremony. The hail
was quietly decorated in green and white
ferns and daisies being used profusely
IN trimming the hall \ special train
from Burlington brought nearly 90
friends and relatives from the queen
.'itN. Plattsburgh ana Waterbury. The
prde was graduated from Montpelier
high school i'm the class OF i9l, and has
been employed for some time hv Davis Il
Somors Of this city as houkkecprr. Mr.
NronVVitz is the proprietor Of u olothing
store in Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs
kronovitz received many beautiful gifts
including presents If cut glass, linen and
china. They left that evening ON an auto
mobile trip Of six weeks through hss1-
chusetts and New York state and upon
their return will reside ON Main street
in Waterbury.
otis j. Gross, for five years general
agent for the Connecticut General Life
Insurance company of Hartford Conn,
having charge of two counties in the
state, has been appointed state agent
for the Home Life Insurance company ct
New York city and will have his office
In burlington after September T. Mr.
Gross plans to have mis- family rowan in
this city for a year ut least.
Two appeal cases have been filed in
the Office of the county clerk as fol-
lows Orville sherman. apt. VS. Cath
crime Perry, Barre city court r. A.
Hoar for the appellant. f. r. Davis
for the defendants: jaime. Il. Halloran
VS.. Patrick Gillespie. apt. Montpelier
city court, Theriault & Hunt for the
plaintiff, Gleason and Scntor 70" the
defendant, The latter case resulted
from an argument at the supper table.
during which Haloran was struck by
Gillespie, and it is alleged, fractured
his jaw In city court the plaintiff OBJ
tained a judgment for $500 and costs.
Mrs. Ora Douglass died at her home on
Cross street Tuesday afternoon after "A
long illness with a complication of dis
eases. For four years she had been un-
able to be about and since last Saturday
had been unconscious The deceased was
born in Stowe, March !, 1866, the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Harrison Nutting.
She was married 80 years ago in stowe to
Fred Douglass. For the past nine years
she has resided in Montpelier. Mrs
Douglass is survived by three daugh
ters. Mrs. Merle Shewell. Mrs. Ned Pierce
Ind Mrs Nern BYlow. the latter of
Quincy Mass She also has one brother,
Stewart NuttinG of stowe. The funeral
arrangements have not been completed,
but the body will ne taken to stowe for
burial
In city court Yesterday Mrs. Mary lsla
through her counsel !. Ward Carver of
Earrc. waived examination on the charge
of keeping liquor with intent to sell and
was bound over to county court in the
sum Of $500 which was furnished by
Jesus Aia Mrs. Isla was arrested a week
ago when raid was made at her home
on River street on the strength of n dis
closure made in court by a third offender.