Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-21

y - - Adams The couple were una,
tenoeu' and only relatives and irnmediat
'riends were present Those from GU
OF town We're Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hall q
Snernrooke, Y. O.. Mr.. and Mrs Williar
sullivan of Newport. N. r., Leslie Arg
: OF RUTLAND and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
, II. Gifin and son OF wilton. N n. Th
, young couple left for a wedding trim Z
New York city.
AS was the case two years aro. III
hepuniicans and Democrats have fIe
union ticket for Justices of the pesr
III inc city clerks office. The names ar
"'uch tne same as two years ago. The.
are ~. y. Howard, j. Il. LaRocaue
Peter Lander. Jed p. Iadd. ]. Fl. Mjmms
Guy NJ Page, ]. L. Reeves. r. q. web
ster V. a. Billiard, ]. j. Enr,ght
Joseph Mcnamara, John r. Kelley
George Agcl. J. w. Courtney and T. r
hearH. ON the ticket will he left {
number of blank spaces which can b,
nlled In with any name which the vote,
prefers to any on the list
Two men accused of being moonshiners
oharies Harris alias Lafountain and
| '"""ro LhRocque, were arraigned be.
Tore United States Commissioner T. +
porary hall of $1,000 In each case. which
they could not furnish. The men were
arrested Monday by Sheriff Terr of Mid.
dlebury after hot chase. In the buggy
were found utensils which would easily
20 INTO the manufacture of a still There
we're several feet of copper tubing. a
| copper oil can which ccNld At on RI
the TOP OF still and cap on to which
the oil can could be attached
Two bankruptcy petitions have been
fled In the office Of the clerk Of tho
United states Court Charles Leno of
Montpelier, granite polisher, filed a
petition, which gives his liabilities an
sl'55S'a9, with assets of 1850, all Of which
Is claimed exempt on the grounds that
Wv" Is In real estate which il owned
Jointly with his wife, and the remaining
you Is IN household goods w J. Bjsse,y
fof Burke also filed petition IN bank
ruptcy' He Is a farmer and his assets
hre given as $3.50, which IL invested in
stock and tools. OF this $3.50 is claimed
exempt His liabilities are given as
s2.33I0
Edward Francis Of North w,noos,si
avenue was fined $500 and costs Tues
nay AFTERNOON in city Court, following
nus plea of guilty TO breach of the peace
rrahclS paid the fine with costs, amount
'ne 10 800 more. II appeared from the
testimony that Rosenthal boy had been
running across Francis lawn in spite Of
al admonitions to keep off. Other bows
had been doing the same thing and the
result was that 1t was impossible to keep
the lawn in decent shape. Francis said
III court that the Rosenthal boy was
impudent to his wife and he admitted
that he lost his temper and shook up the
boy a little.
Philip Marquis has come to Bjrline.
ton from Newark, n. J., and will he
associated with Goodman Gafinowitz in
the management of the City News
Agency. About the first of November
the agency will be moved from 14S Church
street, whore it has been for some time
to 14o Church street Mr.. Gaf1nowitz
came to Burlington eight years ago from
Lawrence. Mass, and started business
IN shed in the rear of the Home
Savings Bank on Main street. At that
time he had the agency for only one
Boston paper. Two years ago he moved
TO the present location on Church street.
Where ne now has the agency for the
metropolitan daiies as we'll as for over
." magazines. supplying the local dealers
towns
MIS- Curtis Sturtevant, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Chicoine Of "a
Lafountain street, this city. and Ernest
o. Mohone, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Mohone of Lynchburg, Va. were mar
ried Saturday morning at seven O'Clock
at the Sacred Heart Church in Spring
u' MASS oy rather Curran. The
groom was attended by Louis Chicoine.
5r'' OF TINS city and J. j. Mccarthy of
SPr'hsneid' Mass. The ushers were
John f. Smith and Louis Larson. botb
OF Sprinsreld A reception was held at
the brides home, where many beautiful
gifts were shown. After wedding trim
Mr. and Mrs. Mohone will return TO
Springfield where they will make their
nome. Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding Included Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Jr., and daughter of this CITY
Ray S. White and Miss Clara E. Titze
were married Tuesday afternoon of last
week in the Cathedral rectory by the
Rev. j. +. ellis. They were attended NV |
Miss Dorothy Titze. sister of the bride. |
ana Lester White, of South Hadley Mass
The bride wore a suit of blue tricotine |
with hat to match and had a corsage
bouquet of orange blossoms. The maid |
OF honor wore a seai-brown suit with a |
corsage bouquet Of Ophella roses. A re- |
ception was held after the ceremony at |
the home of the bride, to relatives and |
intimate friends. The rooms were TASTE /
fully decorated with autumn leaves and |
cut flowers. The bride was the recipient |
OF many gifts After a wedding trip to
Springfield, Boston and other points, the
couple will be at home to their friends
IN Colchester, where they will make their
home.
Mrs. S. j. Beatty. who was injured
sunday afternoon when the Ford auto
mobile. which she was driving, collided
win "A large New York car was released
monday from the Fany Allen hos
pitai where she WAS taken after the
accident. 1t was found that her injuries
were not serious. although she received
some bad cuts on her head. The acciden.
happened short distance from Milton,
"here the road is sandy, and caused the
ar 10 swerve The windshield of the
Beatty car was broken and a piece of
'y'ng glass cut Mrs. Beatty. Mr.. Beatty,
who was also in the car, was struck by
piece OF the flying windshield, but not
seriously injured. The New York car
river was able to bring Mrs. Beatty to
he hospital with it,
Alpha Camp, Modern Woodmen Of
>merica, held a big county class adoption
asst Friday night. with over 300 members
u the order present, every camp in the
'ounty being represented: also members
rom south Hero. Isle La Motto, YER
'ehnes, Middlebury. Monkton, North Fer