Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-22
HAPPENINGS IN VFRMOHT
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bride was attended by her sister, Ilar-
rict Jerome. and the groom by Will
liam Skcritt of Barre. Miss Claire
Lynch played the wedding march The
bride was gowncd in steel gray taffeta
with hat to match and the bridesmaid
wore a suit of blue taffeta with white
hat. Mrs. Rock is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James a. Jerome of Main
street and since her graduation from
st. Michael's school, Montpelier, has
been employed in the local telephone
exchange as operator. The groom is
employed in the granite business and
they will reside in that city following
trip to Montreal.
The remains of Frederick +. Garlic
ton, whose death occurred in Il Spring
field, Mass, hospital from an operation.
arrived in the city Tuesday for
htermcnt in Green Mount ceme-
terry. Tie deceased was born in Waits
Hcld, November 3. 1866. the son of Judge
Hiram and Mary Il. Carleton. He
studied law with his father and was
admitted to the bar in 1850 and formed a
partnership with Judge +. J. Martin in
Barre tho next year. He came To
Montpelier several years after and was
for many Years a member of the law
firm of Lord 4 Carleton and for Is
years was city attorney. lie was prom
,incut in politics ana ran for the office
of States attorney on the democratic
ticket lie left MONTPELIER five years
a-C and had been with the law firm of
Ballard ~ Weston in Springfield. Mass,
since then. lie is survived 10y his wife,
a daughter and his mother and one
sister, Mrs. II. II. Walker of Mt. Yer
non. ~ Y.
Olrin lIills returned Monday from
trip to Island Pond on his motorcycle
travelling l51 miles over roads which
were in very poor condition, owing to
the heavy rains. lie met with an acct
dent near stowe. when his machine col
lided with Il boy ON a bicycle, both
hcug thrown considerable distance
from their cycles into a field along
side of the road. but neither was in
jared. Tho motorcycle ana the bike
wcrc damaged somewhat.
The death of Angelo I.ampcrti &C
CURED early Tuesday morning at his
home 22S Barre street after an ILL
ness of several months with tuber-
culosis He was born 50 years ago in
Arcisate Province of Como. Italy, and
came to America is years ago. lie
resided for eight years in Mortified
and 10 years in Montpelier, being en-
ployed in each place at his trade Of
granite cutting. He Is survived by his
wife and five sons, John, Arthur
Americana, Mario and Francisco, the
latter 4 student at University of Ner-
mont two brothers. Alfred of Mont
pelier, and AnbroGio of California
and two sisters living in PENNSYLVANIA
lie belonged to the Modern Woodmer
of America.
y report was made yesterday by
J. Ward Carver of Barre. master, tc
Judge Fred NJ. Butler, chancellor, ir
the case of Guy c. Holiday vs.. Amerl
can Quarries company, which once oper'
atcd tale mines in Morctown The Dor
chester company was trustee for the
bond holder, there being about a mil
lion dollars worth of bonds. The prop
crty was sold by the trustees in bank
ruptcy to the American Quarrios com
rany for $4,000. of which 5000 wa:
laid. Tho master reported that the
property. from evidence gathered, wa:
worth about $4,000 The proceeding:
were brought to wind UP the affairs O.
the company, tho State being a part,
Tho master was unable TO find enough
evidence to decide whether or not thu
judgments were valid.