Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-19
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

CITY AND VICINITY.
There are no changes in prices in the
local markets this week.
Mrs Lavina II. Tilley, of South Bur-
linEton. died Friday evening at DIR. Primes
Sanitarum.
4 petition in bankruptcy Of Charles
JaNdon of St. Adams was filed Wednesday.
Ills liabilities were $l9G9.S1, with no assets
Julius S. Terrill left Tuesday evening for
Washington, where he will enter the ma
rine corps of the United States as second
lieutenant
Miss H. E. Douglass went Saturday to
ST. Johnsbury, where she is to be en-
ployed as nurse in the Brightook nos
pital.
The wedding of Miss Mary 'Quntal and
Francis Pratte was celebrated Tuesday
morning in St Joseph's church, Rev. j.
NJ. ClOarec officiating,
The household goods and farm imple-
ments of f. II. Harrington on Shelhurue
road We're sold Saturday afternoon by
sheriff Reeves.
John j. Flynn has sold for Julius Jerry
the place recently purchased by him at
Malletts Bay, to George w. Rogers Of
Springfield, Mass.
Warren Willis OF South Burlington died
suddenly Tuesday evening of heart dis
case He was 60 years of age and leaves a
widow and several children.
States Attorney Brown and George w.
Debcrville went Thursday to Shelburne
where five cases of intoXiCation were tried
before Mr.. Debervile as justice
George East. who runs the Hotel Bur
llnrton news stand has leased store
in the American House block of j. y.
Hogan, and will open a periodical a'd
book store there
George W. Fisk, who had been adjudge1
insane by the Probate court was taken to
the State Insane Asylum at Waterbury
Wednesday morning by Thomas Farley
and c. A. Barber
Mr. and Mrs William NcAuslan left
for Providence, r. |. last Thursday. Mr.
McAuslan will continue to act as troasur-
cr of the j. ". McAuslan CO., but will
make his headquarters in Providence IN
the future.
Or L. J. Paris has returned from
Philadelphia and will open the Amy Proc
.or sanatorium, which he recently rent &c
IF DR.. l.. NJ. Bingham. He brought with
aim quantity of supplies for use in the
work.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
-age of Miss Maud C. French of Malone
4. Y, to DR.. w. H. Englesby of this city
IS the daughter of Cashier II. #. French
Of the Peoples National bank of Malone
1t is expected that the armcry will be
opened Friday evening as a roller skatnG
rink. Everything niece ssary for the rinl
! has boon provided and it is intended tC
operate it as long as it is financial sue
cess.
Mrs. p. G. Foley, the wife of janltor 20
ley Of the Ira Allen school bulldog. fel
down stairs on Sunday and broke one arm
in addition to cutting a cash in her head
wi ich it took eight stitches to close Mrs
Foley was alone in the house at the tim
OF the accident.
The annual meeting Of the Vernon
Fish and Game League has been calla
to be held AT the Van Ness House in thi
! city Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. Tn
| business meeting will be followed by
game dinner. The details of the affai
have not yet been completed.
Fhileas Cunningham, who was arreste
Sunday evening by officer Brothers, wa
brought into City Court Tuesday morn
lCE and pleaded not guilty TO the charg
n intoXication. He was found guilty ain
hned s. and costs of $16O7. He WAS com
ntted to jail for refusing to disclose.
Eustace Forant was arrested Saturda
'or intoXication by Officer Y. c. Quinn
He was arraigned before Justice Geong
", Deberville and pleaded not guilty. II
VAS found guilty and fined s. and cost
With an alternative sentence Of ten day
n jail. He appealed and furnished ba
n the sum of so.
The regular quarterly examinations q
khe board of cemsors of the Vermont Med
cal society was held in this city at tn