Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-28

toll. The bride was attired in gown
of white serge and wore white PIC
ture hat. The bridesmaid wore dress
Of Alice blue silk with hat to match.
Cut glass and silver and many house
hold gifts with purse of money were
among the gifts received. Mr. Robair
is builder of the firm of Robair Bros,
general contractors. of Burlington.
After a brief wedding trip they will be
at home, after July 1, at 80 Washington
street, Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo German of 10 West
Allen street are parents of twins. a boy
and girl. born yesterday morning
and they alighted near the river bridge
on Main street. They formed in line and
marched up Main street to the school
house. Upon reaching the junction Of
Main and Allen streets n good repre-
sentation of the members of Company G.,
which had been formed in line in front
Of the armory, had joined In the march.
Leader Durham of the band received
many words of praise as to the efficiency
that he has brought the band UP to,
which is considered as good as many Of
the bands In the regular army.
At the special town meeting of the legal
voters of the town Of Colchester held in
the armory Monday morning 1t was
voted to authorize the selectmen to bor-
row money on the credit Of the town to
the amount equal to the amount ap-
lpropriated by the State at the last Legisla-
ture, which was 5000, for the purpose of
constructing and improving the highway
through Sunderland Hollow. The meeting
was called to order by Moderator Louis
Alapa and Clerk c. g. Allard read the
call.
In two Of the three seizure cases of
early Sunday morning by the police de-
partnent the respondents we're fined $500
with costs Of 1890 yesterday. The other
case was continued to Thursday. Charles
Tanner. at whose place 81 bottles of beer
were taken. made arrangements to pay
his fine and costs, upon his pleading
guilty, while in the case of Tony Define
he paid the fine and costs, after plead.
ing guilty. Joseph Salouri pleaded not
guilty to the charge Of having liquor or
hand with intent to sell illegally and bal
was set at 5000, which amount he could
not raise and was remanded back to Jail
At special meeting OF the board o.
village trustees Saturday evening to con
slider the question Of putting in side
walks, curbs and cutters on st. Pete
street the matter was finally left to thu
president. upon its being a tie vote. Thu
question drew forth some heated argu
menus. IL nnally came TO a vote Wh1Cl
resulted in three for and three against
Louis Mongeon. as president, reserved
his decision in the matter until the mex
meeting, when he will present his vot
in writing. The estimated expense o
fixing up this street with a five-foot side
walk of cement, curb and gutter on bot
sides of the road way set at $500. no
considering the work of getting tn
foundation. The proposed extension o
the work covers from North street t
Malletts Bay avenue. which is estimate
at about 1000 feet. Other business take
up was that East Allen from Barlo'
street to the railroad crossing be sprink
led This street has recently been OILED
but there seems to be as much dust a
ever and that 1t is black and has cause
much annoyance to residents along herr
1t was voted to authorize the chairma
Of the street committee. Eugene Richart
to get blue prints of the work of gradin
; to be done on Weaver street in clos
} proximity to the highway bridge recent
put in over the Central Vermont railwa
, tracks.
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