Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25

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Miss AlIdah Sherman. niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Parker of Richmond was
married to John ID. Woods at 81 Pearl
street Tuesday evening. the Rev. c. G.
Adams performing the ceremony. only
immediate relatives and friends were
present. Among those from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ,'arker'
Miss Doris and Donald Parker of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods viii reside
at 81 Pearl street.
Following close on the heels of the
federal liquor raids last Thursday that
nettcd such huge results, the local poll @
Sunday conducted a raid at the home
of Willard +. Hayward of $3.50 North
Winooski avenue by virtue of a search
warrant issued by the States attorney.
The police seized gallon glass jug fun
of wine and an earthen jug containing
about one quart of gin Hayward was
placed in the county Jail.
/ Charles Bellino, whose store on the cor
ner of Cherry and Battery streets was
raided Saturday Nov. 10 by tho police
and a quantity of wet goods seized was
in city court Thursday afternoon and
pleaded guilty to selling liquor without
authority. He was sentenced by Judge
Ladd to forfeit the liquor and pay fine
$3l605. The fine and costs were paid by
Bellino and he was allowed to depart.
: Redfeld Proctor of Proctor, one of
the State organizers and an active worker
of the American Legion of Vermont. has
been appointed by the National Head
quarters Of the American Legion men,
her of the standing committee on by
laws. according to Information received
in this city. The other member Of the
committee is Justus ]. Fennel of Con-
necticut, Mr.. Proctor was the finance
officer Of the Legion in this State during
the year of 1920
Emily McAvoy, the 12-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McAvoy OF
South Burlington, was in CITY Court Mon
day afternoon and Il hearing was held
on the charges Of being a dependent and
neglected child. on order of the court
the child was committed to the care and
custody of the Vermont Children's Aid
society. The child's parents appeared in
court and gave testimony ovcrseer of
The Poor w. $. Heath of South Rurling-
ton was also present and testified.
Among the graduates Of the Medical
COLLEGE who won enviable regulations
abroad during the last war is Captain
Sidney Mitchell Of Richmond, who has
lately returned to this country. Or.
Mitchell was graduated in the class of
1906 at the tniversi ty. At the outbreak OF
hostiities he was commissioned a first
lieutenant in the medical corps and sta
toned in Washington. Later re was sent
TO Leeds, England for further training
Before the close Of the war he won his
captancy.
The annual Christmas sale Of fancy
articles. food, etc. at ST. Pulls parish
house was held Thursday afternoon ant
last evening. and was. usual, declared
to have been a financial success. There
was no doubt about the success OF the
chicken sumner which vas served from
$50 until 100 O'Clock Ii was necessary e
set the tables in the dining room twic,
in order to care for the large number
present. bat the ladies in charge had made
t ample provisio and there seemed to be
, no end of the good things to eat,
TWO cases were entered in County
Court Monday. in both of which c. T.
F'arnsworth of Richmond Is made the
defendant In one case the Richmont
Lumber company, which includes F. II
and +. W. Shcpardson of Richmond. ha:
brought an attachment for sl,J00; anc
in the other case, Brodie & Niles of thi:
city bring suit for $500. - Attorney
Charles b. Adams appears for the Rich
mond Lumber company in the first case
while T. f. Hopkins is attorney 70,
Brode Il Niles in the second case.
Walter Garvey. who was arrested b,
. the police last Thursday on a charge
of larceny OF several articles from tn,
Strong Hardware company, was Tues
day morning brought into City Cour
and pleaded guilty to the charge. II,
was sentenced by Judge Laid to serv,
not less than four months nor more thar
one year. Sentence was suspended ant
he was placed in the hands of the proba
tion officer until further order of court
Carney was defended by Attorney Georg'
Agel and the prosecution was conducted
by the city grand juror.
J. c. Wrston of the Universt,
left yesterday for his home il
Northampton, Mass. He accom-
panied by his fiancee. Miss Hi II
Tyler of the class of 1921. at the IL Yer
sity. Lieutenant Roscoe Wriston, ext
, V. NJ, II, wife and two children are now
, visiting at the home of Lieutenant Wris
toms parents. Lieutenant Wriston, wh'
, has been stationed az Kelley Field. Tex.
, during the greater part of the war, ha!
+ lately been transferred to Langley Field
, va. InlS VIII ne Inc llrSl TIME III 81!
years that the entire family has beel
together
Henry Trombley of Cambridge ap
E peared in City Court Friday after
o noon before Judge Jed p. Ladd and wa
: placed on bail of 500, which was fur
nished by Eugene Chausse, a real estat
= dealer of this city. Trombley's cas-
/ was continued until December T. II
is charged with striking and knockn
down with an automobile a child by In
t name of Madeline Fortune of Washing
n ton street on October is. States AttoI
t ney Allen Martin Of Essex junction
= in charge of the case for the State, Will
;, the respondent has Sc ured the service
}. OF NJ. G.. Leary of this city as attorney.
:, Walter Garvey Of % Battery stree
an employe Of the Strong Hardwar
company. was Friday afternoon al
|. rested by the police on a warrant issue
d by the city grand juror charging hii
c with stealing certain articles from tn
: hardware company. The police went I
$ his home, which Is in the rear of % Bat
# terry street, and there found one leve
!, two double-bladed axes and two cal
/, )enters' aprons, all of which We're new
d 4 wooden box, such as is used in packin
roof paint woe also found and brougl
J., the police Office to be used as ev
Il dence, The box was labeled to III
: strong Hardware company of this city.
a Cathedral Court No 562 Catholic Ordc
: of Foresters, hell. their annual installt
of .H ,i,,er in, th.ir oh