Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-03

! ah''hai ram overturning the wagon.
one OF the occupants suffered dis
located shoulder, but aside from that
me three persons escaped injury. The
morse was captured before much dam
age was done to the rig
The funeral of George Chadwick. who
dropped dead on Main street Thurs
DAY AFTERNOON while on his way from
hls WORK IN the G.. y. Gill stone shed
to MS room. was held from the Barber
Undertaking rooms Saturday evening
after winch the body was taken to
Barnard, where another service took
place sunday afternoon. The deceased
was born In 1853 He leaves wife and
SIX children. The children are: Clar-
ence or Grand Isle. Wilbur of Quincy.
Mass. Arthur of Barnard. Harold of
the navy Mrs. Nellie Potter of Bar
nard and Mrs. Clogston of Hartford.
Harold Dwinell who was a graduate
Of Montpelier Seminary four years ago,
has been engaged as county agent in
orange county to take the place or Mr.
Loveland. who will go to Burlington III
similar work. Mr.. Dwinell was eradu-
ated from the University OF Vermont
this week. He is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. h Dwinell of Calais.
| Montpelier Seminary in playing It's
game Saturday completed the best sea
son OF baseball in ten years and topped
off it's season with winning from God
dard Seminary team. which it has not
played in that length Of time The
school has played II games and has won
IA of them and tied one. They have
piled up total score of 1872 points against
q made by opponents. The result OF
this season has been: Randolph Aggies.
"a to 0; Randolph high school, IL to 0;
i'll al. In n
but the second game was lost to >, st.
| Michaeis. to and 2 to o: Littleton
high. ; to 0 and Q to /: Colby Academy.
to o and to /: Tlton Seminary. to 0:
Franklin ligh. II to /: Burlington higS.
6 to 2 and in the second game lost,
3 TO 4; University of Vermont, End, ; to 5:
Goddard, to 3.
| Arthur Rogers appeared In Montpelier
city court Monday afternoon on the
charge of stealing c. o. Boyle's bicycle
last Friday while it was standing in
front of store in Montpelier. Rogers
pleaded not guilty and was committed
to Jail to await trial. which will take
place Wednesday morning.
The entry in the case Of Della A
Trask VS.. John J. Keieher which was a
Chittenden county case, was made to
the clerk of the Supreme Court this
afternoon by Chief Justice John H. Wat
SON The entry order was Judgment
affirmed" This case was appealed from
Burlington city court. The attorney Is
NJ. S. Villas.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Mary
Henry of Montpelier and Enoch William
Lyman of Waltham. Mass, took place at
two O'Clock Monday afternoon at ST.
Augustine's rectory. the ceremony being
| ,arfn nv tbo 1 no
rector in the presence of few rela-
tives. The bride was attended by Miss
, Lillian King, while the best was
Robert Henry. brother of the bride.
The bride was dressed in a flesh color
gown of georgette crepe ana hat to
match, while she carried bride q
bouquet of roses. Miss King blue
satin. with hat to match. and carried
a bouquet of roses. Following the we'd
ding the party went to the home of Mrs.
! Della Henry. mother of the bride where
, a wedding dinner was served. after which
? Mr.. and Mrs, Lyman left for wedding
, trip. Upon their return Shey will re-
side in Waltham. An informal reception
followed the dinner. The couple received
g large number of wedding presents
E several of which were given them at a
recent showed given by Mrs. Harry
Colombo at her home. The bride is a
g native Of Berlin, but has lived for years
in Montpelier She has been employed
for Ave years as operator in the tele-
phone exchange here. the last four years
of which she has been toll operator
The groom Is native of Brighton. Mass
He was employed for some time in the
' Farrar bakery and then went to Dor
chester, Mass, where he was in the
= candy business He was for several years
- a member of the first corps cadets In
. Boston, which. when the war broke out
began the 1O1st Engineers. With thi.
organization as sergeant first class he
= went to France and a few weeks age
:, returned and was discharged from serv
= ice. He is now employed in the candy
h business in Waltham Mass.
G. f. Lackey. who has returned from
;, Atlanta Ga, where he went as one o
the officers taking two prisoners to thu
!, federal prison, has been appointed ;
- paid deputy United States marshal
. The fee system having been abolished
; therefore. in order to have deputies
available in different sections of thu
State paid deputies have been appointed
" and Mr.. Lackey is one of these.
y The Washington county board of license
y, commissioners has decided not to change
- it's attitude relative to the sale of ligh
:, wines and beers. 1t contends that it il
: safer to take the action it has in clos
ing the saloons from day to day thar
y. to place the keepers where prosecution
might take place later IL the test cas-
=, should be adverse to the sale of thu
-, above liquors. So the licensed place
in Montpelier. Barre and Mortified will
> remain closed until the commissioner
have something more authentic than ha
been officially given them to date.
AT the meeting of the State librarian
is Tuesday afternoon a luncheon was serve
s. by the Montpelier members. at whic
a the Misses Anna Eaton of Woodstock
= Anna Mower of Morrisvile, Mrs, w. I
s. Smith of st. Adams the Misses Mar
= Bates Of Burlington, Desier Moulton q
s. Randolph, Elizabeth Hill of Lyndonvillt
n. assisted the Misses Evelyn Pease q
Montpelier and Fannie Fletcher O
" Cavendish, as hostesses. In the evening
10 Mrs, Grace Sage Griffith Of Boston rea
i the play, Romance" by Sheldon. Abou
- 80 attended the meeting.
rs +. l.. ingalls, of Burlington, f. +
10 Brooks of st. Johnsbury, j. II. Wright G
W Montgomery. Mrs. G. A. Davis of Ru'
~ land, Miss Moulton and the Rev r. =
- Poole gave short talks during the after
~. noon on library work. Redheid Procto
summed un the trustees and citizens
- conference With interesting remarks II
dicating that the trustees should supper
II, the librarians and not leave 1t all to thei