Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17

| in Washington county court: Hannah r.
! Gallagher VS.. Thomas Mcmahon, assault;
| Hannah Gallagher VS.. Mary Mcmahon,
assault; X. a. IIoar for the plaintiff in
both cases and J. II Senter for the de-
PENDANTS; NJ. r Chase vs. CIemmic
Covell. appellant; plumley & Plumlcy for
the plaintiff and W G. white for the de-
PENDANT. The Gallagher-McMahon casey
grow out of land dispute between the
parties over land on cliff street
Judge f.. NJ. Harvey announced Mon
day that he had found the defend
ant guilty in the case of state vs. Eben
G. Gitchcll, charged with driving on
the wrong sid" of the road. and the
respondent will appear in court later
to receive sentence. The case was
tried last week and excited consider
able interest inasmuch as several other
local persons had been apprehendcd on
the sam" charge and had pleaded
guilty and paid fines without testing
the law.
Frederick william Mccormick and
Miss Katherine Barden. both of this
city. were united in marriag" Mon
day morning at seven o'clock at st.
Augustinc's Church, the marriage be
ing performed by the Rev. Fr. Nc
kenna. They were attended by \.
James Mccormick, a brother of the
groom, and Mrs. John Crozier They
left for Quebec, Montreal. and other
Canadian cities after q wedding break -
fast served at the home of Mrs. kath
crime Andrews Of Barre street. The
groom is employed by the Lane Manu-
facturill IL company. They will reside
at IL North Franklin street
reward Sh"rburn'' who was grad
uated from West Point Military Acad-
envy last week. arrived in the city
Monday and Will s2'nd his three
months vacation in this city and vi
o'h''F Mr.. Sherhurne Will receive a
commission as second lieutenant in the
infantry
a pretty wedding took place at St
Aueustlnes 'hurch Tuesday morning.
when Henry q. jerome and Miss Mary
Malone daughter OF Mrs. Isabelle Ma
lone of IL Elm street were united, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
FIR. Mckenna. in the presence of u
large number of friends and relatives
Richard jerome brother of the groom
acted as best man and the bridesmaid
was Mrs. John Crozier. wedding
the brides mother following the cere-
mony after which Mr.. and Mrs
jerome successfully eIuded theli
friends VINO were waiting Tor them Al
the railroad station by driving off IN
an automobile. They will spend sever
al weeks in Canada. Mr. jerome 4
former local merchant, is now
travelling salesman for the Rec,
ii ar rnr N nf
, bride, a graduate of Montpelier higl
school, has been for several years {
, popular saleslady in the McCuen store
They will reside at IL Elm street.
George HUNTINGTON, Albert W. Hunting
, ton and y. 6. Tasey left on the early
morning train Tuesday for California
, and the Panama Pacific exposition. Mr.
Taisey plans to he gone about tive
months visiting various points Of in
terest in Colorado and California H.
will pay visit to his nephew. Mr.
Wiley. in Los Angeles. The Huntington,
intend to stop off in Missouri on theit
way to the coast to visit relatives
George W. kidder was also on the same
, train on his way To Mt. Clemens. Mich.
, for his health.
In county court Tuesday the fol
, Forrest Albn, ntoxication. an appeal
Mary X. Bartlett vs.. Ray X. Bartlett
Of Barre. divorce
Miss Eva Thompson and the Rev. Wal
ter II. Gould were married June in chi
, cagu by the Rev. Timothy Prescott Frost
Of the Methodist Church. Evanston, H.
Miss Thompson has been a resident OF
Montpeler for several years and is vel
, known here She has been prominent il
the young peoples work in Trinity ChurCl
and is a graduate of Montpelier Semi
nary. she took work in the Method s.
hospital of New York city. Mr. Goul,
is also a graduate of the seminary aut
the University Of Vermont and North
western University At Vermont he spe
cialized in pedagogy and secured "A scienc,
: degree in education. In Northwestern h,
pursued graduate courses I'm pedagogy
= He has held uastorates in Vermont a
West Berlin. Worcester. Wilder Weston
y Highcate and johnson. He is pastor a
' present of tn. First Methodist Church
! broadway. Melrosa Park "A suburb %
B. chicago
n Nyilli.r, 81 tIerrick of YIN. s,reat 5ia,
. Yesterday morning at her home q
4 N,iyht,s disease with which sb, had hoo,
r IN fo, q long ,ira bor condition h,vin,
70 boon ,ritic.I ro,. a va.k Tho d..a, 80,
I wa, hor,, e., ,ru,hridoa \ovor,ho,. - 1855
I rep,ovire, u,beu Young ,,itb har ,arents f
g Randolnb u.ber. CHI. rasid.d for man,
voors cba oa,,a ia >o,tnoli., in lSo2 an,