Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-23
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY. OCTOBER

other.
Fred y. Sanbourn, an optician OF this
city, filed petition in bankruptcy Thurs
day His liabilities are s43Sl.66 and his
assets 5000. A petition was also filed by
Mrs. Daniel Ryan of Barre boarding
house keeper. Her liabilities are $S9O.25
and her assets 500, of which all are claim
cd exempt.
]. F. Tabor. who for the past six months
has been a clerk in the grocery store OF
+. L. Perkins, has resigned his position
and left Monday for Dandy, where he
has a position as superintendent of six
general stores owned by S. l.. Griffith In
different towns. lie will do the buying
for the stores.
The Uncle Sam lunch cart owned and
operated by Sam Bergman near the head
of Church street was sold at public auc-
ton Saturday by Sheriff Reeves to Israel
Colodney, the proprietor of the White
House cafe. The sale was to satisfy
chattel mortgage held by II. s. White and
the cart brought $40.
Tho date for the transfer of the remains
of the late Rt Rev. Bishop DeGoesbrand
has been fixed for November Z, which is
the third anniversary of his death. The
remains are to he taken from the yard in
front Of the episcopal residence and placed
under the altar in the mortuary chapel on
the east side of the cathedral.
John Moran and Lena Morris. both of
this city, were married Tuesday night at I
O'Clock. The ceremony took place at st.
Joseph's Church and Mgr. Cloarcc Off
riated. The happy couple left that night
on the 1915 train for a short wedding trip
through Nergcnnes and Shoreham, after
which they will reside in this city.
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ps.l'i4n ~. n"''S q "p p W. earar
- >-or,,,io,, ia ,iaLi,itios oro e--2 "a, ana
his assets Siil6. Of which sos are claimed
exempt. A petition was also filed by John
7. Call1ghan, merchant of Barre who
has liabilities Of $5loi.52 and assets Of
| 80, $780, of which $50 are claimed ex-
| empt.
A,bor+ cuvotto who was recort1v
| oor,,i,,S,1 ~ ct,,. co,,rt of hayiro Iiouor
~ ho,d u.i,t irtont 70 soil md anod
was placed Monday in the hands of
! Probation Officer Ferguson. The petit
! ton states that it was Guyettes first
| appearance in court and that he has
quit the business and will not go into
! it again.
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,nI, ,,;t t"s a. w ia .1,so,,asio,,
was one of interest only to the manufac-
turers who compose the association and
who announce that the prices will remain
the sameas heretofore. The annual meet
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EX-Gov. Woodbury. has concluded IT, con-
struct a four-story building at the lorner
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Oh Noilt@e anu i,lhe sree's nlsleau ol d
ny S,olE I'i"O1"t'' as "a 'u"''s pl''.i-
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COMPANY OF 'he Meau MISUNDERSTANDING
Company.
AS the result of a search at Michael
Murphy's place on Pitkin street by
Sheriff Reeves Thomas McGettrick was
in CITY court Monday and was adj
Juusvu VI. o"ne! u ny sun an, nnu .aA
ca slo'ol' tne COSTS OF SEIZURE. ror nav
ing On manu- ne was ineu ~ anu CostS oa
si'.~' me a'tei ha'e seitehcc prIhs i'-
utAs III the HOUSE Vi correc''oH'
John I.avigne was arraigned before JUS
tice George W. Deberville Thursday for
intoAication He pleaded guilty and dis
closed on two half pints of alcohol that he
bought at the agency. He was fined 81
and costs cf $50. He was then rearr, at =
ca upon charge OF obtaining liquor under
i"isc pre'eHses 10 'uat ne p'eaueu gun
" anu was hi'cu slo anu coSts Oh sllo'
The store at the head of Church street
recently vacated by J. r. Whitloclk and
J soon To be occupied bv A. n Bristol &C
n iewelry store is undergoing unite ex-
tnnsive rcnairs The rear Of th,. etore will
: have two stories of which the lower will
l he occurtad nc n rcnair ,oo,,, ana ,ho