Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24

will be sent to the New York Italian lega-
ton and from there forwarded to Italy.
DR.. j. T.. la ROGUE is confined to his
home on E.lnw GOD avenue owing to trou-
bic with one knee caused by accidentally
sticking pin in it,
The members of Company NJ held al
social dance at the armory last even
ing. About 10 couples were present and
dancing continued from s until II. Miss
Carrie Nash and Mcssrs Lessor and Leo
nard furnished music
A. II. Lewis. aged "A years, died at his
home in Shelburno Tuesday. He Is sur
| vived by five sons and two daughters his
wife having died several years ago. The
I funeral was held yesterday afternoon
1t 1 o'clock in Shclburne at the home of
his son. +. y. Lewis. Rev. ID. w. Day
ton offiCiatcd.
Charles Pratt aged SO years died at
noon Sunday of consumption at his
home on lower St Paul street. The fun
cral was held at St. Jcscrh's church
Tuesday morning at o'clock The St.
Jean the Baptiste society, Of which the
deceased was IL member, had charge of the
/ services.
Apert & Rosenberg have leased the
store at ~ Church street formerly oc-
| curicd by j. G. Kelley & CO., and viii
I.oicn on November list a store with 4 fun
line of clothing mems furnishings and
/ shoes. They will continue their store at
the corner of Winooski avenue and North
/ street.
Eugene GravoY was in city Court Thurs
day morning, having been arrested by
the police department for INVESTIGATION. lee
I pleaded not guilty but upon the testimony
! Of officer RYAN who said he saw the re
spnudcnt drunk. he was convicted ana
fined s. and costs of $l7.i5. The case WAS
/ appealed and bail fixed at $50 which was
not furnished
Tho departmental examinations at the
customs house closed Yesterday. OF the
six candidates only four appeared for en-
animation, one being q young lady. The
applicants were examined for positions
as examiner IN patent office, bookkecper,
fish culturist and Kindergarten teacher in
the Indian service. John A. Arthur con-
duct "a the examinations.
Eugene Graney was in city court yes
tcrdaN for a disclosure in a case in which
he was convicted of intoXicat don. lie uis
closed on Charles Rowe. saying that he
bought pint Of whiskey of him. Rowe
was brought before Judge Hawkins and
pleaded guilty. He was fined so and costs
of $20G9, with an alternate sentence of
l6S days at the House eff Correction.
The remains of Walter Lcno the nan
who died at the Jail Tuesday night from
some unknown cause, were taken last
night to Middebury. the deccased's ia her
having come to Burlington ~ take his
sons body home. The funeral will be held
to-day There will be no autopsy to de-
tcrninc the cause of death for such an
operation would probably be useless be-
cause Leno's stomach was thoroughly
Cicanecd before death.
Charles Stone of this city and Miss Luz
cinda Monet were married by Rev. NJ. l.
Severance on the 10th inst. at the home of
the brides father in Charlotte. The &C.
Casion was a very pleasant one, onlivened
by music and the genial mrth of many
friends Elaborate refreshments were
served, and the happy couple left for paris
unknown, taking with them the congrat-
ulations and hearty good wishes OF all
present. ON their return they will make
their home in this city.
Mrs Amelia King, who was arrested
Tuesday night by officer Wills. was in city
court yesterday morning on the charge
of adultery. She waived examination and
was held for trial at the March term of
court in the sum of $500. Later an inform
alton was filed by States Attorney Move
and she pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to serve not less than II nor more than
l. months at the House of Correction. tn
man in the case was not caught ana his
name is unknown to Mrs King.
Ethel. the eleven years old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Clark Of Smith Lane,
died shortly before I O'Clock yesterday
morning al yer " lew uaNS OF iiltenSe SUI
,trint VIII loth Jn" ana splna' inehlns',is'
,,oi Suil'' iiS inIIe"Sed' her last hours pe
ms mo- "EoI'l"IlS' nu' lhe ertAter part
VI .'c un't S"c vas VA, mp uhuer tle i',hu-
from st. MarN'S cathedral this afternoon
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rOP' "i'''"' mass VIII We
o"'u at Wv c"''i'"i"' 'o-'hollo" morning
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