Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13
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James NJ. Tracy, Otis Abbey and Will
liam L. Cady were in Whiting Sunday
afternoon, representing William p
Russell Post No. 80. G.. A. r.. at tho
funeral of Volney Kelsey.
Charles Forest, a youth of II years of
age, was UP before Municipal Judge
James B. Donoway Tuesday afternoon.
charged with having stolen bicycle from
the storehouse OF Ellsworth Dolan at tho
Hartwel Danyeau farm on April "a. The
respondent who had no counsel at first
pleaded not guilty but later changed his
plea to one Of guilty. He was sentenced
by Judge Donoway to serve IA months IN
tho house of correction at Rutland.--
Lewis Leno of Salisbury Plains pleaded
guilty to the charge of intoxication and
was fined S. with costs Of $61< which ho
made arrangements to pay.-Tho
topic for the service Thursday nighL
viii he Present Day Opportunities for
Christian Service" All who intend to
| contribute to the Christmas box to India
so immedatel tely.-Speaker John f. Weeks
has retured from Rutland. where he at
tended meeting of the State board of
penal institutons-rhere was a pretty
home wedding Tuesday evening at eight
O'Clock al the home of Mrs. Laura Towle,
when her younger daughter Marie En-.
lily Douglas, was united in ma rrlage to
Dennis Mack of Cornwall, the Rev Roy
f. Whittemore officiating. The bride was
gowncd in light blue messeline They
were attended by her sister Miss Dell
Douglas. and his brother, Frank Mack
Mrs Roy Douglas played the wedding
march. After short trip Mr.. and Mrs
Mack will reside at his home. Hillcrest
farm. in Cornwall
Word has been received Of the mar
riage OF Phil Nassau and Miss I.ottie
Chapple both OF Pittsfield former
residents of this vllage.-Mrs n J.
Sanford and daughter have returned
from Helena Mont.--Mr. and Mrs Mul-
cahey and children OF Hardwick are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Simon Of High street.-Repairs
are being made on the interior of tho
store recently vacated by Cheney &,
CO. on Main street.-When completed
the Concord Candy Kitchen of Bur
linlgton will open a branch store here
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and Mrs.
Patrick Simon of Vergennes were the
guests of Mrs. Laura Towle Tuesday
evening to attend the Douglas-Mack
wedding.-The Rev. A 4 Lancaster
and Mrs Mary Caswell have returned
from Shoreham where they attended
the county convention.-E II. Thomas
is making extensive repairs on his
house on Weybridge street-Col. and
Mrs. j. H. Sargent have returned from
trip to Burlington.-Robert w. Nc
cuen has returned from Montpelier
where he attended supreme court
all
receiving medical treatment in wor
coster' Mass, has opened her home on
South street.-The Middlebury high
schooi VIII play Pttsford high school
at Pittsford Friday.-Ascension dav
Will be observed at St Mary's Church
to-day with masses at seven and nine
CLOCK IN the morning and prayers at
1880 o'clock in the evening.-James
barron, Jr.. son OF James Barron OF
this town, who went to France several
Years ago IN charge of shipment OF
horses for the French army. on his
way back volunteered in the English
army and is now in the field Of hos
s.-Messrs. A. A Green and l. ~
Green. who have been visiting in town,
have returned to their home in Bran
don.-Carl O. Frost has returned from
White River Junction where he bought
an Oakland automobile and Mrs
Roy $. Robbins and daughter have re-
turned from Pittsford where they Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs Manley winch.-The
special meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor societies OF Middlebury and
vicinity held in Memorial Baptist
church last evening with an address,
by Professor Spafford of Rarlgoon Bap-
tst College. Burma, was we'll attended
VERGENNES.
The Misses Elsie Foote Marjorie Nc
kenzie. Marina Holmes. Dorothy votey
and Marjorie Phelps OF Middlebury Col
lege, who hiked from Middlebury and
were the guests OF Miss Foote at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. Foote. over Friday night, returned
TO Middlebury Saturday by train.-Mtss
Grace T. kingsland Of MONTPELIER spent
the weekend with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Kngsland. I.oyatt
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. June f. 1.ovatt Of Brandon.-Henry
A. King attended the Sigma Nu conven-
tion at burlington Saturday.-lMr and
Mrs. Louis Fortier have returned from
whore they have been receiving treat.
ment Mr.. and Mrs. Sias Hoyt and Mrs.
j, 5. Mott of Cornwall visited Mr. Hoyts
sister. Mrs Joseph Carter. Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. HerriCk spent Sum
day in Middlebury with Mrs. Herricks