Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-05

error when he was renominated for the
same position this year he was registered
as a resident of Hinesburgh.
at Athletic Park have resulted as follows:
May 30, Middebury 2, Vermont 4; May 81,
Vermont 4, Middlebury 3; June 8. Holy
Cross 3, Vermont o; June 4. Vermont 3,
st. Lawrence University 0.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Bethune TO
Frederick Fudge was performed at the
home of NJ. A. Bundy, 179 North Willard
street last evening at o'clock by the Rev.
ID. c. Stanton They will make their home
here for the present. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Fudge have been prominently identified
with the work of the Salvation Army In
this and other cities.
The funeral OF Mrs. Maria y. Mason ives
held from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
$. D. Hodge on North Prospect street Fri
day morning at 1880 o'clock conducted
by the Rev. Gerald Fl. Beard The remains
accompanied by the family were then
taken to Utica. ~ Y, for interment. The
bearers were Harvey Rutter. Albert Rut-
ter. w. r. +. Wilcox and Henry Hill.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Monday in the office of the clerk Of the
United States courts They we're those of
William r. Gaffncy, machnist of st.
.ohnsbury. who has liabilities of sH5 50
and assets Of 500. of which 500 is claimed
exempt; and of William Arvidson, a gran
lite poisher of Barre, who has liabilities
of 500. % and assets Of s9o5, Of which sl3f
is claimed exempt.
Peter MERCER produced his last witness
in city court Friday morning in the case
against him for furnishing liquor to
Charles Tankard. Arguments were made
by Grand Juror Sherman and by F. G.
Webster after which the respondent was
found guilty. This being his second Of
fence he was sentenced to serve not less
than 30 nor more than 40 days in the House
of Correction and to pay a fine of $25 and
costs of $25.15. He took an appeal and bail
was fixed at 5000.
Leslie Cunningham was In city court yes
terday afternoon and withdrew his appeal
in the cases against him for burglary at
the stores of r. C. Rogers and the Stand
ard Clothing Co. At his request informG-
tons We're filed against him in each case
and to those he pleaded guilty. In each
case the sentence was that he be confined
in the House of Correction for a term of
not less than seven nor more than eight
months, one sentence to begin at the OK
pration Of the other thus giving him a
stay of 16 months at Rutland.
Capt c. F. Burnham returned Thursday
from Brattlebcro, where he went to attend
the examinations for commissioned officers
Of the Vermont National Guard. He is re-
ccrder of the examining board The Of
Gccrs who took the examinations were all
successful and are as follows: First Lieut..
Gum and Second Lieut.. Tinker of Com.
0any d, St. Johnsbury; First Lieut.
Thomas and Second lieut. Mo,lton OF
Company II, Montpelier; Second Lieut.
Evarts OF Company b. st. Adams: Second
Lieut.. Shaw Of Company r, Mortified
The library commission met Monday night
and decided to locate the new building in
the centre of the lot east and west and
have the main front of the structure G0feet
from College street. Engineer Mcintosh
was instructed to locate the western cor
ners Of the building and Superintendent
Stevens will have excavations made to de-
termine what kind of foundation will
have to be laid. The commission also con-
ferred with the representative of Boston
concern relative to the interior furnish
inCs OF the building.
The funeral of Officer William Dunn was
hold from st. Mary's Cathedral Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock conducted by the
Rev. j. F. ellis. The members of Stan
nard Post No . G. A. r., attended the
services IN body. as did st. Marys Bon.v-
olent association, the deceased having been
member of both organizations A delega-
ton from the city police force was also
present. There was a large number of
beautiful floral tributes. The interment
was made in st. Joseph's cemetery the
bearers being three members of the Benev-
client association and three Of the G. A. r.
men.