Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04


we're TO men and six officers In the DC
tachmcnt. Their arrival makes eight
troops at the fort.
Mrs Rosilla Monty died Monday at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. John Leach,
on North Bend street aged S. years. She
leaves besides her daughter, Mrs. Leach,
n husband and one son, W. e. Monty Of
Colchester.
The funeral of Mrs. Rosetta Monty was
held yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from
the residence Of John Leach on North
Bcrd street Rev. j. T.. Mead offlciatcd
ard the bearers were relatives of the de-
ceased. The intcrmcnt was in Lake View
cemetery.
About coo people attended the Baptist
church excursion on the Maduam Thurs
day. They left in the morning and went
among the north islands and through the
back bay returning late in the afternoon.
The trip was ore of the pleasantest ones
this season.
Il. S. Barrett of Brooklyn. former res
id.nt of this city and an editor and pub
Usher of newspapers, is spending rev
days in this vicinity. Mr. Barrett is now
connected with Browns Business college
at Brooklyn. He went Tuesday night to
spend few days at Cedar Beach.
Myrtle Henry. who was in City Court
Monday afternoon for taking candy from
the store Of Z. G.. Harvey, was fucd so
ana costs of Slo.1o by Judge Hawkins Tues
day with an alternative sentence of l02
days at the Industrial school, where she
will be taken
A young man named Collins was arrest
ed by Deputy Sheriff Lord of South Bur-
lington Monday and brought to this city
whore he settled with r. G. Brigham for
a team which he secured under an ASSUME d
name and failed to pay for short time
ago
Henry Chambcrin. who las for many
years been a conductor IN the Central
Vermont Railway and who for the past
few months has been on the Il. and l.. line,
Is confined to the Sparhawk Santarium
with acute rho umatism. His condition is
not serious.
There will be a grand pilgrimage to St
Anne de Beaupre on Monday, July l5. The
pilgrimage is organized Ivy the Rev.
clergy of the diocese of st. Hyacinthe, I'M
der the patronage of Rt. Rev. NJ. Decellcs,
bishop of st. Hyacinthe. A large attend
ance is expected from burlington.
The Sunday School picnic of St Paul J
church was held Saturday and about go
children ana their friends and parents
went on the Vermont to Fort Frederic.
While there various games were played
and basket lunch was served. They re-
turned on the afternoon boat.
petition for divorce was ont cred Thurs
day for hearing at the Jail term of
County Court in which George II. Snay
seeks separation from his wife Phlomcne
H. Snay, alleging destrtion and intoleraDl .
severity. The husband lives in this Cit
, and his wife in New York State.
Mrs +. H. iiscum, Miss I.iscum and
Miss Kate l.isCum are at the Van Ness
hous" and spent Yesterday in visiting diff
day to Huntington for short time and are
then to leave for :hc west. Col. l.uscum
lost his life in the service of his counlry
, in tn" recent difficulty With China.
Miss l.. NJ Weller left Sunday night for
, Ithaca, n. y. After Il two months stay
in that place she will go TIC Denver, Col.
, where She has position in the College OF
Music. Miss Weller has won an enviable
position in musical circles in this city dur
ing her stay and her departure makes n
vacancy that Will be hard to ILL.,
, Judgments for the plaintiff 10y default
of the defendants were entered Tuesday
by Justice Dcbcrvillc in the case of the
Standard Coal company vs.. Mrs w. {.
Hale for damages of Sl5.52 and costs OF
S29l and In the case of the same plaintiff
4 VS. Fred Jandro for damages of s6.25 and
5 costs Of s2.9l
Adoph Hattie was arrested by Officer
Ryan Monday afternoon CT a mittimus
from the city court representing an unpaid
ule ol NV WIN costs OF *o'fe' Inc aterna-
T tive sentence was 81 days in the House OF
Sorrecuoh where HatJe VIII be taken to-
: day If the amount is not paid. lie was
placed in Jail.
\ settlement and decree was enter, d
MohlaE IN pronate court IN the Matter
OF Alexander Is. trascr's will The viii
| was sustained by the County Court after
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te'N ASSOCIATION s-,"o l" Jane ;. Ross and
'h' residue TO ola Monroe OF Monktoh'
W W shaw ~ pbil,1clrbio so,, of T.,
r = shaw is visiting his farther for a connie
, of weeks lie sails on the 10th from Mon
trcal for Paris, where he will visit his old
r teacher SprElig. who was also the teacn-
or of Jean De Rcszke. From there he will
, 30 to EcYrcuth, Germany, to attend the
Wagncrian OTcra festival
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d. ing to the repairs which are being made ul
, the interior of the church eqificc, the ser.
: vices will be held in the chapel in the
: basement of the church
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