Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-18

of sugar to the hive OF bees no that
some 30 hives of bees are affected by this
order.
The Lake Side Orchards, Inc, of Bur-
lington have filed II statement with the
secretary of State that they have paid
up $4,000 worth of stock and that they
propose to issue SIS. 900 worth of stock.
The case OF w. r. Whitman ct al. VS.
l.. T.. Daley and c. ". Lowe has been
filed in county court. Trespass is alleged
by the plaintiff, who seeks to recover
81, 900 and who claims that the defendants
went on to the Turney place. so-called,
and cut timber
Mayor III. c. Shurteff. upon the mat
ter having been left TO him by the city
council. has called a special meeting of
tho voters of the city to ascertain IL they
viii give the council the authority to
change the schedule of the franchise be
tween the city and the traction company
80 that the cars will leave Montpelier on
the hour instead of every forty minutes,
providing that the company reduces It's
fare in Montpelier from six to five cents.
This was the sentiment of the city coun-
Gil, but the council did not have author
ity to close the matter The meeting will
take place December 90.
The marriage of Abraham Aaron and
Miss Lillian Gould, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Gould, occurred at seven
o'clock Sunday evening in the Bailey hall.
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. Samuel Rapaport of Springfield.
Mass. and the Rev. Max Cohen of Mont
pelier. The bride was attended by Miss
Eva Yeti, while the best man was Phil
lip Stel<olcich. The bride was gowned in
Georgette crepe and satin and wore a
veil set with orange blossoms. Her maid
wore black satin, trimmed with maine.
The bride carried roses and carnations,
while Miss Yeti carried roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould gave away their daughter
| They are natives of Rogoli. Russia, but
have lived In Montpelier for many years
| The bride is a graduate OF the Montpelier
high school and has taught in Easton, Pa,
for thrsc years. The groom is in bust
ness here. He was in the 306th Machine
Gun company of the nth Division. seeing
service in the Argonne and Verdun
| fronts lie received citation for BRAY
cry and has was discharged from serv-
| ice May % this year. He was gassed dur
! ing the service. After wedding trip
| they will reside in Montpelier.
| S. =. Bates. State highway commits
sioner. r. s. Currier. assistant in the
Office. and II. NJ. Mcintosh, State cngi-
neer, have returned from Louisville, Ky,
where they attended the annual meet
ing of the Highway officials association,
at which Mr.. Bates spoke upon federal
| aid projects. The meeting was attended
by road men from every State, except
ing seven, New York being one Of these
seven. All of the federal agents from
the bureau Of good roads and other agents
of the government were present to the
nj
federal ala on roads was the general
topic Of the meeting. Mr.. Bates. who lie
a member of the association, character
lied the convention as one Of the bes,
he eaS attended since he has been a mem.
Der.
Mrs. W. T.. Terrill of Burlington, who
Is at Iteaton hospital for treatment, l,
recovering slowly. She has been there
for care for some nine weeks.
| Tine city meeting which was called FOL
December % by Mayor n. c. Shurtlef
upon advise of the city council has beer
changed to the S0th. owing to the fac
that the Woman's club has engaged tn,
hall for that date
The case of d. S. Wheatley VS.. II. Dia
mond was disposed of in city court Mon
day morning when Judgement by defaul
was issued by Judge f. NJ. Harvey. Thu
case is to recover $50. In the Gaze o
Bonazzi and Bonazzi VS. c. r., Copping
and Louis Ala VS. Couplings the hearing
viii occur at later date. The first d
10 recover 500, while the second is to re
cover $50. In the case of n. Monte VS.
i. Villa to recover 5000, judgment wa
given the plaintiff by default.
The Walter T.. Dix company of Spring
field has filed articles of corporation Il
ho nf Mt nffic
purpose of transacting business in Spring
: field. Their capital stock is $4,000. Tn
papers are signed by Walter +. and Id
L. Dix and w. \. Reinhardt of Spring
field.
The Stowe Butter Package Corporatio
, of stowe has filed articles in the sam
office for the manufacture of butte
containers. The capital stock is So.W
; The papers are signed by II. L. SHAY
G.. II. Shaw, Fred Il. Smith and W. 7
Burt of Stowe
Gov. +. w. Clement has appointed &. A
Thomas of Woodbury. justice of the peac
in place of w. G. Daniels, decea sed, an
Amos C. Davis of Hyde Park, iustic
, of the peace to fill vacancy in whic
the appointcc did not qualify.
Three more trucks have arrived for US
! of the road department of the state GOV
eminent having been brought from Ru
6 land to Montpelier by the way of Bun
> lington.
j, Mrs. NJ. g. Ehln has received wor
, from her son, Francis, who is in the wire
: less service of the army and who ha
.. been stationed in Southern France, ths
y he has been transferred TO Souther
= Russia. where he will be in service &c
, the coming months it is expected