Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

Mr. and Mrs L. A. Woodbury. reopened
their residence on Pearl street Monday.
Mir and Mrs. Willard Pope of Detroit
are the parents of daughter. Mrs. Pope
was Miss Fannie l.. Shaw Of this city
Arthur j. Pond of St. Adams filed d pc
tition in voluntary bankruptcy yesterday.
He has liabilities of $2205. all unsecured
claims, and assets of $3.50
A girl baby four weeks old is at the
Home for Frlendless Women and the
managers would like to arrange for its
adoption by some responsible parties.
\ petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed Tuesday ny Clara Tonney of Hart
ford. She has liabilities of $34j.5o, all un-
secured and assets of 800, all exempt.
Ray Linsley, the son of DR.. and Mrs. J.
II. Linsley, is i'll with scarlet fever and
the house is Quarantined. DR.. l.inSley is
stopping temporarily at the Van Ness
house.
Mrs c. r. Barney, who is spending the
winter in Dallas. Texas, with her parents,
has been i'll with IA fever but later reports
bring the encouraging news that she is
better.
DR.. L. A. Smith of Brandon was in this
city Saturday and said that Mr.. Hatch Of
Iristol would open the Queen City Park
cottages,
Word has been received in the city of
the death of Mrs William +. Parmelee Of
Hilton. Mrs. Parmclee will be remember
cd as Miss Hattie Fairchild, formerly of
this city.
John r.. Carmody was found to he i'll at
his rooms in the American House block
Monday night and was taken in the amhu-
lance to the Fanny Allen hospital to be
cared for
The ladies' afternoons which have been
held at the Ethan Allen club rooms every
Tuesday during the winter have been dis
continued They have been most success
full affairs.
The repairs on the steamer Chateau
gag are practically completed. The new
.ie":rical apparatus is being rapidly ir-
s,j,ilcL and the new engine vii, be IL
place soon.
New syrup was brought to the city yes
terday in quite large quantities. The price
has cropped several cents per gallon, the
best grades being offered yesterday for Sc
and 30 cents.
A preliminary hearing in the case Of the
State VS. Fred BenOit for criminal assault
was held in City Court before Judge Haw-
kins Thursday and Benoit held under bail
OF $500 for the grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Aud left Thursday
for a two weeks trip to New York,
Washington and Florida. They have been
delayed in leaving by the recent fire in the
once Of the Daily News.
4 petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed Monday by Stephen Connal!y OF
Isle La Motto, who has liabilities of 1901
OF which S6il Is unsecured, and assets OF
500 of which $50 is exempt.
Deputy Sheriff Ballou arrested Julius
Laundreis of Winooski Tuesday FOL
abusing his wife. He was brought before
Justice Graves and fined 500 and costs. II
lieu of payment he went TO Jail
+. S. Pease and children and Mr.. Peter
Pease returned Saturday night from St
augustine. Florida, where they have beer
spending several weeks. Mrs Pease will
return to this city in a short time.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy wa.
filed Saturday afternoon by William a
Mayo of St. Adams, who has liabilities o.
s'j3,7. of which $40 is unsecured ant
assets of 500, all of which is claimed a,
exempt,
Mrs. Brenda Stewart died Saturday M
her home at No, 4S3 South Union street al
the age OF 10 years. She was the wife OF
Marshall H. Stewart, The funeral was
h,ld Tuesday afternoon al = o'clocl
from her late residence
Mayor Robert Roberts appointed Byron
M Lambkin a member OF the hoard of DO
lice examiners Thursday to succeed Ar
thur q. Crane, whose term expires. tn,