Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29

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Y, Sunday for the first time this season
after the New York Sunday papers, re-
turning here with them at o'clock. The
boat has just Gene from Shelburne Har
Dor, where she has been repaired and
painted with very good effect
William y. Reaves and Miss Katherine
+. Lee, both of this city were married at
MIR. Reeves old homo in Pittsburgh Mon
day morning at II o'clock at the Catho-
lie church. The happy couple left Monday
evening for Albany, where they will spend
their honeymoon. They will reside in this
city in the future.
John Foster of Essex was brought to
this city from Milton Tuesday and placed
in jail on an old fine for a breach of the
peace in which he was given time 10 pay
up. The alternative sentence is 50 days
Foster was fined at the time of the con-
Viction of his wife for stealing chickens
last winter.
Louis Andresse, n cigar maker employed
in Rutland. has recently been arrested on
the charge of the larceny of a watch from
one Herbert Holland. Andresse was for
merry employed in this city as a cigar
maker and was under arrest in August.
1897, for stealing cigars from NJ Abraham.
The case was afterward nole pressed.
There was an all days hearing before
j.
suit of John Lewis VS.. Thomas Mann to
recover for some hay sold by the plaintiff
to the def endant. Shortly before 6 O'Clock
the case was closed and judgment render
cd for the plaintiff to recover $500 and
costs of $3.50.
o. S Dodds has completed the founda-
ton for a new building to be used as IA
Junk shop al the intersection of North
Winoosh avenue and Hyde street near
the soap factory. The building will fill the
space at the intersection of the two streets
and is to be about so feet in length upon
Winooski avenue
Emma Holmes, who left this city on
March 30 after quarrel with Mrs. William
Boyd, during which the latter was called
uncomplmcntary names, returned to this
city saturday and was arrested and
brought into city court before Judge Rus
sell on a charge of breaking the peace
She was fined 81 and costs of S9e9, which
she made arrangements to pay.
Major :. F. Jocelyn arrived at his home
in this city Tuesday morning from Camp
Meade near Harrisburg, Pa, where he has
been mastering out the volunteer regi-
ments. He will leave on Saturday for san
Francisco, where he has been ordered to
meet the returning transports from the
Philippines and muster out the regiments
sent home.
Ms George LaRock who was married
at IT,, county Jail on Monday by Justice
F. " j. Hawkins, was searching for her
husband Tuesday. Mrs. LaRock went to
Battery street with her husband and
claims that while down there he lost her
and she supposos that he took the sleeper
and went back to Middlebury Mrs. La
Rock was Lizzie Bushey.
| Mrs. Dan G. Emery of Boston. who has
been for the past few weeks in this city,
r. left for New York Saturday and was
met there by Mr.. Emery who has been
on an extended business trip in the west
and on June % will sail for Europe for a
three months trip with party of friends.
Miss Fila Barrows of this city also sails
with Mrs Emery
Mrs, L. A. Woodbury. gave bicycle
party Friday afternoon to about 80 young
ladies and gentlemen. friends OF her
daughter, Miss Lila d. Woodbury.. After
the party returned to the house refresh
ments were served and the evening was
spent in dancing and singing Misses
Charlotte Graves. Ada Plat and Halle
Walker acted as chaperons.
Nelson Bacon died at 1880 Tuesday
morning of heart failure at the Fanny AL
len hospital after an Illness of several
weeks, The deceased was 60 years of age
and leaves a wife and three daughters,
Mrs. Charles McWiliams and Misses Cath
crime and Jennie Bacon, all of whom live
in this city. The funeral will be held from
St. Murys cathedral at 8 O'Clock this
morning.
The Chinese hearings, which began
Tuesday morning, continued thronShou,
the day yesterday before Commissioner
George f. johnson in the judges room Of
the custom house. During the day seven
cases were heard and one respondent dis
charged the remainder being held for fur
Their investigation on the part Of the gov
ernmont. one respondent in whose case a