Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-01

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Capt. Frederick s. Snyder, 10th cavalry.
and Miss Beatrice Brown, daughter OF
MIRO. George s. Brown of New York.
were married quietly in that city at noon
on Monday in st. Marks Church in the
Bowery by the rector. the Rev. DR.. Will
liam N. Guthrie. Less than 20 relatives
and intimate friends were present. The
brides brother, Charles B. Brown Of
Shanghai, China, gave her In marriage.
She wore a travelling costume. There
were no ushers. Lieut.. William r. Jute.
also Of the 18th cavalry. was Captain
Snyder's best man.
w. d. Sunderland, the man who was
brought to town Tuesday night by
Deputy Marshal Reeves and locked UP
In the county Jail, was brought before
United States Commissioner John J..
Enrlght yesterday and bail was fixed in
the sum Of $500. As Sunderland was
unable to furnish q bondsman he was
remandcd back to the sheriff's custody.
Tho man was indicted at the February
term Of United States court on the charge
Of sending obocene literature through the
malls.
The Rev. and Mrs. l. c. smart an.
nounce the marriage engagement of
their daughter. Miss B. Lois Smart. to
Frederick L. Smith of Glentuna. Mont.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Smith of this
city. Miss Smart IL now In New York
city. engaged IN teaching the Montes-
sort method at the Virginia Day nur-
sery. Mr.. Smith Is a graduate Of the
University Of Vermont in the class OF
1910. He has lived for some years in
the West. engaged in banking. and for
the past few years has been at Glen
tana. Mont.
Miss Clara Tltze Of Milton will to-day
take up her duties as teacher in the
primary department of the Converse
school. as successor to Miss Mary E.
Louther. who has resigned to accept a po-
sition with the Lake Placid club at Lake
Placid, N. Y. Miss Louther, who has
been connected with the Converse school
for a number Of years. has been one OF
the most successful primary teacher In
the Burlington schools. She also has
been for several summers past head
waitress at Theanoguen. one Of the hotels
at the Lake Placid club. Miss Titze. who
takes Miss Louther's position,/1s a grad.
uate Of Burlington high school and has
taken the teacher-training course there
She also has had several years expert
ence.
Postmaster James E. Burke of this
city has just received an order from
the office of the postmaster general a,
Washington referring to the order OF
July "a, 1917. prescribing the rates and
conditions applicable to parcels OF
fourth class or domestic parcel post
matter for and from the American ex.
peditionary forces in France, and say.
ing that notice is now given that or
and after November 1. 1917, such par.
cells will be limited to seven pounds ir
weight instead Of to 90 pounds as here.
tofore, and the order Of July "a above
mentioned is modified accordingly
This is owing to the fact that the
French railway companies, under thei,
agreement with the French govern.
ment. restrict the weight of parcel posi-
packages carried by them.
Abraham Fleischman. a cattle dealer
| who resides at 80 Bright street, was ar
rested by the police Saturday night on {
breach Of the peace charge. The war
rant was issued by the city grand juro
on representations from Joseph Kershner
WIZ 10 ChIpiOy GU a. AoV SOiiC6C otACoS utis
lives at AZ Bright street. Kershne
| alleges in the warrant that Fieischmal
struck his wife. Dina Kershner, in tn
Kershner home on Bright street on Fri
! day. The trouble arose over a fraca
between two youngsters. the Kershne
lad running to his home after the mix
up. to which place he was followed b,
! Fleischman, father of the other young
| ster. 1t was while attempting t
straighten the matter out at the HON
that the alleged breach took place
| Fleischman is now enjoying his freedom
being recognized to the State in the sur
Of $50 for his appearance in city court Il
the near future.
| At the close Of q brilliant party Il
honor Of the United States army OIL
GERS stationed at Camp Devens. Aver
Mass, given at the home Of Mrs. Dan
lei Simonds in Titchburg. Mass. las
Saturday night, the announcement 9
the engagement Of Lieutenant Verno
Thayer Dow Of this city to Miss Eliza
beth Chalmers. daughter Of DR.. an
Mrs. James Chalmers of Framinghan
Mass, was announced by their hostess
Mr.. Dow is the son Of Mr.. and Mr.
Frank b. Dow Of Hinesburg. He wa
graduated with Phi Beta Kappa honor
from the University Of Vermont in tn
class of 1914 and won a scholarship 9
Harvard. For the past three years. Il
has been a member of the engineerin
faculty at the University Of Vernon
resigning at tho time war was declare
between the United States and GEL
many and offering his services to h
country. He was commissioned a SCI
ond lieutenant and assigned to the 301'
regiment engineering officers corps 1
Aver. Mass. Miss Chalmers was cd,
Gated at Wells College. New York cit
and at Middlebury College. OF wh!c
she IL 6. graduate.
]. p. Garrcpy has resigned his positic
as telegraph operator at the Union static
to take position as agent for the Cam
dian Pacific railway. He will be succeeds
by E. II. Bruya of Middlebury.
The engagement Of Miss Dorothy
Chase to Lieut.. Richard F.. Week
U. S. r., is announced. Miss Chase Is tt
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +. Cha!
of New York city. who have summ'
home at Essex, N. Y, and IL we'll know
in Burlington. Lieutenant Weeks is II
son of Mrs. Mary De Forest Weeks ar
the late Rt. Rev. William +. Week
Misrepresentation of Vermont. He Is
graduate of Williams College and Il
Plattsburgh training camp. and is
present stationed at Camp Upton. l.. !.
Arthur Meunier of South Burlingta
! was in city court Monday on char
of stealing beans from II. B. Chittende
He was arrested by the sheriffs depaI
:, ment on warrant made out by 4
states attorney On his plea of gull
TO the charge. he was sentenced to n
a less than four nor more than six mont
at hard labor at the house of correcti
at Rutland. This sentence was lat