Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-19

are to receive treatment The party will
be absent over year.
Big excursion June q. See ad on page 3.

are to receive treatment. The party will
be absent over a year.
Big excursion June 81. See ad on page 8.
Frank Benway, who recently had a foot
amputated at Essev Junction, is said not TO
be improving and 1t Is thought that he Will
have to undergo another operation taking
off another portion of the leg. Mr.. Benway
is in such a condition that he cannot be re-
moved to the hospital and blood poisoning
is feared.
Two divorce petitions were filed Fri
day in the county clerks office. They were
those of Georgina Price VS.. John Price, the
grounds being desertion, refusal to sup
port and intolcrable severity and IF Am
anda Degree VS.. Fred A. Degree, the
grounds being intolerable severity, refusal
to support and adultery.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Friday. They were those Of Louis p.
Demerse. n shoemaker of Burlington, VINO
has liabilities of s355.7O and assets of $50,
all of which is claimed exempt; and of
Horace Baxter of Swanton, who has liabili-
ties of ss,3l692 and assets of $1,1SO, of
which Sis is claimed exempt.
Max l.. Powell will leave Burlington the
last of June and will sail July from New
York on the steamer Graf Waldersee for
Hamburg, Germany. He will BIO accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. George b. Rowell
OF Barton lGNulnS ana MIS-. CHdTltS L.
Bean of Newport. They will spend the
next two months in Russia and Sweden.
Professors Butterfield, Sawyer and Colt
and 90 students went to Greensboro Friday
for the usual summer school in civil en-
gineerng. which will continue for four
weeks. The work which was begun four
years ago is being carried on with the
idea of making a map of Greensboro. The
party already on the ground includes Pro-
I TOTO nd tDrnf
The annual senior boat ride and dance of
the University will be held Friday evening,
June y. The boatride will be on the steam
er Chateaugay leaving the dock at the foot
of King street at 80 and sailing about the
! lake until 1850 when the party Will land
and proceed to the Masonic Temple, whore
the dance will be held and refreshments
served.
An excursion from Montreal over tho
Rutland Canadian railroad was run into
this city yesterday. The excursion was un-
der the auspices of the Mount Royal Base
Ball club of Montreal and was patroniZed
by about 800 people, the party reaching this
city at HIS a. m, and leaving for the re-
turn trip Immediately after the departure
of the 10 o'clock sleeper
Miss Nellie Hendee gave about so of her
boy and girl friends complimentary ride
over the lines of the Traction company
| Tuesday. They travelled on one of the
new cars of the company and were ac-
companiod by the harpers After the ride
Miss lIendee invited the party to her home,
where refreshments were served and dane
| ing enjoyed.
The hearing on the discharge of the bank
rupt firm of Knott & Closson, which was
partially completed several months ago,
will be resumed Monday, June 30, before
Referee George w. Debervile The bank
rupts, l.. T.. Knott and G. l.. Closson, will
be present, as well number of attor
neys, bookkeepers and other witnesses. The
hearing will be held in the judges room in
the customs house
Edward Jaieuncse and Miss Celinda Le-
roux, both of this city, were married at
| st. Josephs Church Tuesday morning at
| Z O'Clock by Mgr. j. NJ. Cloarec. They were
attended by their fathers. Alfred Perrot
| and Miss Mary Louise Debarge, both of this
| city, were also married at St. Joseph S
| Church yesterday morning, Mgr j. NJ.
! Cloarec performing the ceremony and the
young couple being attended by their pa
rents.
About a hundred young people attended
q very pleasant reception given last even
| ing by Miss Eessie C. Hawley in honor of
Miss Grace johnson of Baltimore, Md,
who is her guest. Miss Maude Ballard and
Miss Mary Partridge served, assisted by
Miss May HaWlcy, Miss Alice Herring
ton and Miss Margery Henderson. The
dining room was very prettily decorated
with daisies and ferns and the tn BILE with
peonies and smlax.
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/ citation was held Friday on the steam
'er Chateaugay. The boat was about an
hour and a half late in starting and the
first trip was not very we'll attended The
steamer returned here again at S o'clock
and took on a large party A three hours
ride through the northern part of the lake
was then enioyed Harpers furnished 1nu-
sic. The evening was a model one and n
very enjoyable time is reported
,
II IT. EuIluhp l.. saunders sailed saturday
Oh tlie u .. .; Enterprise, the Massa-
Siu9et's hdutlcai framing SNIP TO "nich
ne mas peeii attacheu LOT three years Mrs
Linsley. sailed last week from Boston for
| Liverpool and will meet the Entcrprise at
the European ports, which the ship visits.
j The Enterprise goes this year to Queens
town. SOUTHAMPTON. Havre. Gibraltar
i Tangier and Funchal Madeira and will he
gone about four months.
Irof. ana Mrs. George T.. Howes and
IHnllF lett MONDAY Tor Cambridge,
N'uss' LOT TWO weeks visit. Ihey VIII
san on June - Tor London and Will spend
ABOUT three months in travel after which
they VIII locate in Athens, where Pro
in Greek. J-non the concinsion of he worl,