Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-01

Miss Elsie Amelia Herbert. daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs John Herbert Of GroN"
street. and Carl Freeman RunYon. son
of MIR and Mrs. Gilbert ". Runyon
also Of Grove street, were married at
four o'clock Yesterday afternoon at St |
Tosephs rectorv. the ceremony being per
formed by Monsignor Jerome NJ. Cloarec
The bridal couple were attended by Mr. |
and Mrs Lew Lewis. The bride wore
white voile trimmed with lace and
white hat and carried arm bouquet
of bride roses Mrs. Lewis wore a gown
OF lavender and white hat.
The marriage of William T. O'Brien
Of Park street and Miss Frcda r
Rpuscholl of laG Battery street took place
Tuesday morning at eight o'clock at
st Marvs Cathedral the Rev. j. VI.
Kennedy performing the CEREMONY. The
bride wore gown of white shadow lace
and white hat. She carried bouquet
of white carnations. She was attended
by Miss Lena Francis, who wore gown
Of blue silk and hat to match. and
carried white carnations The groom had
his brother. Bernard O'Brien. as his at
tendant. Following the ceremony at the
Cathedral, a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride.
States Attorney Hopkins will take no
further action regarding the collision be-
tween r. f. Towards automobile and
Beaudry's bicycle in South Burlington
Saturday night. After a thorough inves-
tigation of the case ii has been found
that the automobile was in no way to
blame for the accident and from admis-
sions made by the men who We're riding
the bicycles II is alleged that liquor had
part in the affair. Walter Heath. VINO
lives in South Burlington, was driving
his team along the highway in the same
direction as Smith and Beaudry who
were on bicycles and Beaudry's wheel
colided with the Heath wagon three diff
terent times.
The case Of Anna Madiran vs. John
Finneran and city of Burlington, trustee.
WAS entered in Chlttenden county court
Yesterday on the defendants appeal from
a Judgment for $50 and costs obtained
in city court. This is an action brought
by Mrs Madigan to recover for house
rent and groceries furnished the de-
PENDANT on his representation that he
would pay when he had obtained a iudg
ment from the city in a case brought TO
recover for service AS policeman, FinneraD
suing on the grounds that he had been
illegally removed from the force. Tn.
snprere court finally sustained the indg.
ment of the lower court in favor of
Finneran but. according to Mrs. MadiCan.
he refused to pay the bill when he got
the money
Papers have been filed in the United
states court III "hl'h 'he n''en N'a'eS
prlhss a''loh against joseph Ae"' OF
TINS city Tor the purpose ot recovering
ban IN case IN when ne was snreF'
u.as that az Rachel Ioslovitch of Lon
don. England who was arrested here on
the charge Of having sn,ugp)ed into this
coun,r, e. o,o r.ortb of iau.ls Including
diamond and r.arl rires and earriprs
and bracelet, Get Nth rrecioue stones
7 AreI hecar,e her hail in tba sun, If s3In
/ Arri, Il 1914 hofore 1-rited Statos can,
missioner u Y shaw Tho hal, was
called a, the Octohar tern, Of the federal
| cour, in FINLAND the SAM vear and
uax deolared forfei,ed The euit lie n
rAco,.sr N. a,,,o,,r, ~ h.,, and the ,os,s
In all se, -, &c ,.o
!
Arsene ''"Ss"''n' the man "h" 'd'd NY
F.hWard MN' IuSheN' Inc stowe Iumoer-
| JACK ON Hat'"rN street = week az" MOI
/ dAN nlght sn""el m tuesday ana made
n" objection +" h.iuE arrested on the
; Charge. lie was iak'n int" city court
where he pleaded guilty I" charge
| brought by the states attorney, which