Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-21
CITY NEWS.

Milton S. Storrs has sold his meat mar
tet on Grant street to Gardner b. Arnold
who took possession Monday.
Tho printing offices Of the city were
.losed last Saturday afternoon and will
continue this plan the next three months
Patrick McGrath. an aged resident of
Front street. died Wednesday night of old
sg". lie is survived by one daughter,
Mary
a petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed Friday by Arson O. Stafford of
Fairfield. who has liabilities of $3.50 and
assets of STA.
Andrew johnson and Augusta Erickson
of Barre We're married at the First church
parsonage Saturday afternoon by Rev.
&, q. Atkins.
petition for n divorce on the ground
of adultery has been filed by Hattie Cas-
savoy against Frank Cassavoy. jr., in
County Court.
Miss Jennie Gillispie died Monday about
midnight at the home of Mackey Campbell
No. North avenue Miss Gillespie was
A. years of age.
The engagement is announced OF Frank
Il. Wells and Miss Jean Mary Hush
daughter Of Hon. Valentine G., Hush Of
Frultvale California.
marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Jerome w. Mace of this city and Miss
Julia A. Goodsell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Goodsell of Isle La Motto.
Albert Boissy and Miss Della Lereau
were married Tuesday morning at Z 80
o'clock at ST. Josephs church by Rev j.
M Cloarec. Both parties are residents of
this city
". c. Stevens has sold his bakery on
Cherry street to Edward c. Nash of Wi
nooski and is preparing to remove to
Worcester, Mass, where he will start an
other bakery.
Through the kindness of Hon. w j.
Van Patten there have been placed in the
flower beds in Battery Park by his gard
eners $40 geraniums and 1891 coleus. petu-
MAS and other plants.
Ford A. Widrick left Friday night for
Saratoga Springs, n. Y. where he will
assume the management of a branch Of
fec OF j. S. Bache Co, members of
the New York Stock Exchange.
officer Ballou of Winooski arrested
Samuel Narcotic and Napoleon Benoit
Friday night for breach of the peace They
were taken before Justice Graves, who
fined Narcotic SOL and Benoit Sol
Sunday was the first of the seven
longest days Of the year. there being 10
hours and 2G minutes between sunrise and
sunset every day this week. The summer
season begins on Thursday at 4;39 p. IN.
Invitations have been received in this
city for the wedding of Miss Alice Has
kins of Jamaica Plain, Mass, and Arthur
c. Cromhie of New York at his home July
rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Crombie will live at New
Rochelle, n. Y.
Harry r. Shaw OF this city graduates
this year from the Harvard Law school.
Harry Greene. the son of W. f. Greene,
will also graduate from the Lawrence Sci
entihc school which is connected with
Harvard.
petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
Rchford, who has Burlington creditors
and whose business was that of a store
Keeper. His liabilities are $29372i, his as
Sets S223O and his exemptions 500.
MIR. and Mrs H. +. Thompson of Elm
Ttrect were very pleasantly surprised by
hiNersary of their marriage. and "a number
Of me presents were left as a testimonial
Of the esteem in which they are held
Judge Hawkins rendered a decision in
the suit of Andy Ross VS.. A. D. GUf0ll
Friday, in which judgment was given
Tor the plaintiff to recover S32 50 and costs.
The Offset Of SO, claimed by the defenda Mt
ior the breaking of a drill was dsalLow-
ID.
Constable Sails arrested John Scanlon