Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-19
st. Josephs church with burial in Mount

company. Later he is to he sent to some
outside point as cashier of general
agency.
Through the courtesy of the Burlington
Traction CO., the children at the Home
for Destitute Children were given an cleo
- and they were taken to Essex Junction
and out North avenue.
Mr. and Mrs S. u. Tcachout OF Essex
Junction have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter Adelaide TO
Fred w. Whitcomb of this city. at the
Congregational church in Essex Junction
at 1880 p. m, Wednesday, oct. Q
hartley Durant was in court yesterday
charged with stealing brass, rubbers, bot
ties, etc. from Howard Park and other
places. Several of his comrades were sent
to the Industrial School at Vergennes last
week. The case against Durant was con-
inued for one month.
The day work which has been in pro-
gross on the breakwator for several weeks
will be completed this week and work on
the contract job will he begun. The con-
tract work extends south from the cement
brcallwator laid last year.
The school of instruction for grand lodge
officers and district deputies of the !. o.
O. T.. held at the lodge rooms in this city
Tuesday afternoon, was largely attended
The instruction was given by Grand Mas
ter 5. -. Waite of Hyde Park.
George II. Scarbo, IS years of age, died
of cpilcptic fits at o'clock Tuesday
morning at the home of MIR and Mrs. Gle D.
T.. W. Maynard of co Archibald street.
The funeral will he held from St Joseph $
church this morning at o'clock
j. T. Trail of this city in a letter from
Buffalo says the crowd in front of the
fft h,11 r. 1,,v
that he had to stand in line over four
hours awaiting an opportunity to view the
remains of President Mckinley.
The case of Mrs. Nellie Barrows VS.
Kate Spaulding was decided Thursday by
Judge Hawkins. The suit was brought to
recover for a bicycle sold to the latter $
son. judgment was rendered for the
defendant TO recover $.24 IN offset.
Deputy Sheriff Ballou went Thursday to
Waterbury. taking with him Henry Tur-
ner, who was placed in Jail for making a
disturbance in Colchester. Turner was
committed to the insane hospital about a
year and a half ago but was discharged
as cured last April.
In probate court Yesterday the will was
filed in the estate of Thomas Clcdgo If Col
chester and a hearing was set Tor Octo-
Der L In the estate of Louis Seymour OF
colchester Alexander Seymour was APP
pointed administrator and T.. c. German
and f. C. Dowd appraisers.
Miss Mary w. Russell of this city has
been appointed assistant at the Edmunis
high school and began her duies yester-
day. She is a graduac of the BURLINGTON
high schohol and of the University Of Yer
mont. For two years she has been a sue
cesstul teacher in Richford
Eva Lacross. who was in city Court on
July 30 for breach of the peace, was he
fore Judge Hawkins again Tuesday, the
case having been continued until that
time. The respondent was recognized to
the city Of burlington in the sum of $50
on condition that she keep the peace.
Eenry LaFranCe was in City Court Fri
day for intoXicatiCn. lie pleaded not
guilty but was found guilty and fined 50
and costs of Sl5.75, with an alternative
sentence of ten days in Jail. He insisted
that he had not been drunk and said he
had not drank anything for ten years.
Mary, the two months old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William T.. Estes of Ferguson
avenue. died Saturday morning. The Fun
eral was held Sunday afternoon at ! 30
O'Clock at St Joscph's church Mgr. j. NJ
Cloarec officiated and the burial was mad
in Lake View cemetery.
The suit of i. l.. Kent against Or. e.
hcnrl in City Court Thursday afternoon
was postponed because Of cases at County
Court in which the attorneys were inter
estcd. The time for filing an amended
declaration was extended.
The funeral Of I.ottie Ianou was h-ll
yesterday morning at S o'clock at St Jo-
seph's church, Rev. j. NJ. Coathuel Off
eating. The interm"nt was made In
Mount Calvary cemetery, the bearers h.
ing four schoolmatos of the little girl. Mgr
J. NJ. Cloarcc conducted the committal
services
mi
ne va io"S CITY Offices were closed lu. s.
Gay dur'hE inc hours or president Nc
Of the stores and the baks also closed To-
day the manufactures. schools on.
ccs, stores, banks and nearly every pla,.
of business will he closed during tho great
or part Of the day.
nj. .,
I've "tiiI"h' iIoe'inS u IN. Stochh"H'rs
w. tn' hurliiEtoh 'ottoh MilI5 was ell
"'SI"E' y. ~. hdt'S' EDWARD Nells' X. o.
HoNerSotl' a. T. ''AteS' - Is SmalleN AID
,iehry Greene were reelected directors j.
~, ~, Ha'eS was re-clect'd president, Mr.
secretary and treasurer.
MRS Anna Ahdress' aged S3yoars, died at
CLOCK thursday morning AT the resi-
H'ncc OF her SON j. {; Andress OF u
North h'hd street Death was due to old
as ~" SIoch sustained IaSt week Inc
i'''"!lS "cIc takeh dt li;-' SATURDAY
.i"' "'nE " MIS- AiureSS Ola nome III MI
."il, Mh'lt iuhcrai services were held
an" 'l''i '"'"' Hldue'
The general committee having in charee