Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-22

Eugene Grainey of Wnooski. who was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Balou Sunday
night, was before Justice Graves Mon
day, charged with intoxication and
breach of the peace. He was fined 81 and
costs in each case and appealed the case
for intoxication. He failed to secure bail
and went back to Jail.
The death of Mrs James Redmond OF
Grant street occurred al about S O'Clock
Monday morning. The cause Of death
was consumption. The sister of the de-
ceased died of the same disease some
weeks ago. They were the daughters Of
Peter Sheeran of North street. Funeral
services We're held in St Mary's ca
thcdral at o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing.
An informal meeting of the Chittenden
County executive committee of the w.
lC. 4. L. was held Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. J. H. Drew at her home on Cherry
street. The date fixed for the county
meeting was set for May 18th and 18th at
Essex junction. The programme COM
mitee consists of Mrs. L. +. Wilbur, Mrs.
II. o. Wheeler Mrs. w. II. Metcalf and
Mrs. G. O. Reynolds.
There was a hearing in city court yes
terday morning in the matter Of the
search at the store of A. T.. Lemerise "
Co, and the "A bottles of whiskey found
DS SntTll Reeves OThtTtu 'OnUSCdttu, Il.
NJ Temple was adjudged the owner and
for keeping on hand with intent to sell
was fined $40 and costs. An appeal was
taken in both cases. States Attorney
Brown prosecuted and V. A. Bullard APP
peared for the defense
The death of Aansing G. Stoughton,
formerly of Burlington, occurred Tues
day in Chazy. \. Y, at his late residence.
He was rs years and six months old The
remains arrived in this city that evening
on the 1906 train and were taken to the
residence of f. II. Freeman on Colches-
ter avenue. Funeral services were held
there at 2;3O O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
The remains were inferred in Gre Mount
cemetery.
The remains OF Mrs. Rose Brassard OF
Waterbury, formerly of Burlington arrtV-
ell in the city on the $3.50 train Tuesday
afternoon. The deceased was an aunt OF
Mrs. William Latour of North avenue
She is also survived by Il son, Wifret
Brassard of Howard street, and a daugh,
ter Miss Eva Brassard. of ST, Mary,
; Academy The deceased died Tuesday
, morning in Waterbury of Il complication
of diseases.
b. $. Jones has sold Cor the Mary n
, Hin estate plot of land on the ives
; side OF Prospect street between Maple an,
, Main streets. The lot has a frontage o
1883 feet and is $50 feet deep 1t will b.
, divided between three professors OF tn
University Prof G. ~, Perkins havin!
a part of 1t to enlarge the lot upon which
his residence stands the next being takel
} by Prof l.. r. Jones and the next b!
Prof A. ID. Butterfeld
Mayor Robert Roberts affixed his sigma
ture to the resolution Of the Board of Al
dermen adopting the report of the fir
committee on the matter of the dischars
: of Capt. Wills from station No. 3 Satur
: day. Capt. wills has taken a position
/ with Spear Bros. The committee recon
mended that James NJ Cosgrove succee
Capt wills as captain a the station. an
Q that Charles Niles be promoted to drive
t and Peter Benway be promoted to firema
to take the place of Niles.