Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-16

ices were held at the Fiskc home at 2.3o
O'Clock sunday afternoon, with burial
in Green Mount cemetery. Miss Ryle was
born in Waitsfeld 80 years ago and came
to Montpelier when a young girl She
leaves her father, Thomas Rylc of Mid
dlcscx; three sisters, Mrs. Martin Penn
broke of Middlcsex, Mrs Dean Hale and
Mrs. Warren Dudley of Montpelier; and
a brother. Fred Ryle of Montpelier.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Mae
Bundy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. +. Il.
Bundy of Elm street. to william Lyman
Brockway of Windsor, took place Friday
evening at the home OF the brides par
ents, the Rev. Lewis c. Carson perform
ing the ceremony. The bride has resided
here with her parents for about ten years
and for a number of years was employed
by the American Fidelity company. Re
Gently she went to Lebanon, n. H.. where
she was employed by Carter {: Sons. The
groom is in charge of an Office in the
National Acme company at Windsor,
where they will reside.
/ The four candidates who took the bar
examinations passed, according TO the
board announcement Friday and two Of
| the candidates were admitted in supreme
court in the afternoon, Chief Justice Love-
land Munson administering the oath. Oil
/ yer Hugh Cameron of St Johnshury and
James Patrick Leamy of West Rutland
were admitted and Joseph c. Frattini of
Montpelier and Harrison Smith Thayer IF
! Morrisville will be admitted at the jan
uary and May terms respectively. Their
full term of study has not yet expired.
John Marshall, Jr.. of BIattleboro, first
Sc scant of the machine gun company of
me LIST Vermont regiment, has been en-
gaSed as watchman and caretaker of the
state property on College street and will
be on duty daily. A wooden annex to the
arsenal is being constructed and when
completed will be used as a wagon shed
Until the equipment of the regiment was
materially increased the wagons were
taken apart and stored in the main build
ing, but with the auto truck, acquired
when the regiment modified at Burlng-
ton last summer, the wagons will be stored
in the new building which is 100x2i feet
| Ehen G. Gitchell has brought suit in
Washington county court against the Ner-
mon Mutual Fire insurance company, to
recover on an insurance policy. The
Gitchell stoneshed was destroyed by fire
over a year ago and the suit is the result
of the failure to agree on the adjustment
The Rev. Thomas Mccarthy. assistant
pastor of st. Augustine's Church. accom-
/ pdllleu ny Ut. carey ana a nurse, lell
Thursday for Rochester, Mimi, where ht
Will submit to an examination by special
lists at the Mayo hospital. The Rev. Fa-
.her Mccarthy underwent an operation
at l1eaton hospital several weeks ago anG
his condition was critical for some time.
The three Barre young men, Jesse anC
Thomas Sibley and Bailey Sawyer, ar.
rested on charge of defacing the interior
of the city hall with pencil and knife
paid fines amounting with costs to 81. ..
each in city court. All admitted the Of
Tense when arraigned.
The Rev J. z. Long. rector of st
Augustnc's Church, received word Tues
day from Rochester Mimi. that tn,
Rev. Thomas Mccarthy. assistant pastor
had arrived at the Mayo Brothers hos
pital in a weak condition and the opera
ton has been postponed until he recov
ers from the trip. He was accompanied
by DIR. Carey and nurse, having beer
at Heaton hospital since last August.
Mrs. Joseph A. DcBoer and little
granddaughter, Virginia Field, left Tues
day for Albany. \. Y, where tn,
formers daughter. Mrs. Ethel Field, i!
recovering from an operation.
DR.. l.. w. Hanson who has been il
for several days with poisoning from :
tooth. is recovering slowly. his condition
having been considered serious last week