Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

-, Ii-V, AT inc crnOnt S'Hlc lnuuStlid'
school at Nereenncs. lie was taken to
Ncrg"nncs Monday. rhe young man
Cashcd check on tho \. c. 1Iathorn
company for $500. which was made pay
able to Frank Tairo.
Three divorce cases were flied at the
office OF the clerk of county court yes
tcrday. They were those of Maud
Mccarthy of Burlington against James
Mccarthy. charging adultery, intolcrable
severity and refusal to support; Laura
l.. Harrison of this city against Harry
NJ. IIartson charging adultery, intoler-
able severity and non-support; and Clara
Delorge against Eugene Delorgc, Jr., of
Colchester, charging that the libellee
was arrested and convicted on the charge
OF robbery at a recent term of county
court
Sidney A. Baker and Elizabeth Jarvis.
daughter Of M. and Mrs. Peter Jarvis
of l03 Bissell street. we're married ut
seven o'clock Saturday morning at st.
Mary, Cathedral. the Rev. L. \. Barry
officiatinG. Miss Mary Dcy"ttc and Her
bert Jarvis attended the couple. The
bride wore a gown of white silk chiffon.
and carried = bouquet Of bride roses. y
wedding breakfast WAS served at the
home Of the bride. following tho ccrc-
monv Mr.. and Mrs. Baker left for
short wedding trip. and on their return
will reside at 113 Bissell street.
The annual meeting of tho Woman's
Foreign Missionary society Of The Meth
odst Episcopal Church was held Tues
day afternoon in the church parlors. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. Mrs Arthur s
lsham; first vice-presidcnt. Mrs. 6. V.
Grlsmcr; second vicc-president, Mrs
Smith f. Henry; recording secretary
Mrs. Henry A. ladd; corresponding sec
rotary, Miss Ada Blair; treasurer Mrs.
George T. Brown; assistant supervisor Of
the Willing Workers, Mrs. J. A. Corbin.
The position of supervisor was left to be
filed later in the year
Tho ,,nnlal dance given by the members
of Burlington Business College at Howard
Relief hall Thursday was very much
IL success and the members on the general
and various other committees arc de-
serving of much praise in the manage
ment of the affair. The Trio orchestra
furnished music for dancing from nine
to twelve O'Clock, prcvious to which other
forms of entertainment were provided.
Principal and MIS-. Il. G. Evans
chapcroncd tho party. Tho hall was
decorated with streamers of crepe papers
and the letters of the college, carrying
out the colors of tho school. in green ana
white.
At tho annual mcecin. Of Burlington
Lodge, No. 916, Benevolent aud Protective
Order Of T,lks, held Thursday at their
rooms ON Bank street, the following Of
ticors We're elected to serve the ensuing
year: Exalted ruler, Frank Il. Robinson;
esteemed leading knight. Joseph T.
Stcarns; esteemed loyal knight, Charles 5.
Van Patton; esteemed Occurring knight.
Clinton \. Barber: secretary, Charles +.
Rockwell; treasurer. Fred w. Calden:
tyler, Michael c. Berry: trustee for three
years, Lawrence BARLEY. The retiring
exalted ruler. William Il. McKi!!ip, was
elected representative to attend the grand
lodge Of Elks to be held at Baltimore,
Md. from July 10 to 15 and Past Exalted
Ruler Thomas ". Quincy was elected
alternate.
John Wellman Soma OF Applctrcc Point
and Miss Mabel Churchill. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Churchill Of ~
North street, were married Tuesday
morning at eight o'rlock at St Juycuh's
Church by tho Rt. Roy. j. NJ CIoarcc.
Frank Palady of Wilstun was best man
and Anna Churchill, sister of the bride.
Was maid Of honor Following the we'd
ding light lunch Vas served at tile home
Of the brides parents. Tho wedding was
II quiet one owing to ,hc absenc. from
town Of the brides mother Tho bride
wore a dress Of midnight blue crepe de
chcnc and a black picture hat trimmed
with old gold lace. Tile bride and sroom
received many gifts of silver and linen
After Il wedding trip to Springfield, Mass
NJ. and Mrs. SIENNA will live at Apple
tree Point, where M. SIENNA is employed
as foreman on the Woodbury. farm.
The burlington fire department in pur~
suit Of its efficient work of fire lighting
is called upon to perform many duties
which the general public would not think
fcl naturally within its category OF
duties and sunday new one waS
found. \ still alarm. sent in at about 2::J
u'clOck in the afternoon, called the auto
mobile truck from station one and the
apparatus from station two 10 Browns
dump On First street, which once again
was pouring fourth smoke aud blaz". Eu;
the fire was not the only thing for the
lircmcn to fight, cockroachcs and rats
being there IN such numbers that they
actually impcded the work of the depart
/ mcnt. In describing the dump one could
say that parts Of it looked much as an
ant hill does in the summer time, except
that instead of ants there were masses
Of crawling ccckroacheS, The rats also
crawlcd out from the burning dump in
hundreds and one fireman alone killed
twenty with a heavy stick. \ stream was
used over three hours on the dump before
it was left for the night
suit to recover damages TO tho
amount Of 5000 was filed at the Office of
the clerk of county court Tuesday by
Frank Dubie against Joseph Bcdor on
Shclburnc, 1t is the claim Of the plain
tiff that the defendant mas alicnatcd tn,
affections of his wife, Carrie Dubic
Three divorce cases were also filed
and an injunction WAS granted by
Judge Miles in ono. Bertha Daniels
Frcncttc Of this city sues Edward
Frcnctlc, charging intocrable severity
cruelty and non-suppori, She asks foi
the custody of her son, Ralph. three
years of age and an injunction was
granted by Judge Miles which restrains
tho husband from Interfering with hCl
liberty or touching the child The suit OF
Anna Baron Premier OF this city against
Frank Premier charges irtolerahlc scverit,
and great cruelty, non-support and dcscr
ton. The suit also asks thai the pcti
h.. 1. IL