Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

daily 10 n. m. to 10 D. m The notices also
contain an invitation to make the head
quarters of the Boston association the
visitors headquarters while In Boston.
The docket for the March term Of Chit
tendcn county court was Issued Satur-
day "A list of the cases set for trial has
already been printed in the Free Press.
1t was expected that Chief Judge Rowell
would preside at this term Of court but
owing to his illness Judge II. r. Start
will bo assigned here.
Eliza a. Gill died at her homo in Boil
ton Tuesday morning, aged 70 years. She
is survived by husband and four chill
dren, one of whom is Mrs S. A. Cham
berlin of this city. Mrs. George f. Trick
is also granddaughter. The funeral Will
be held at the Congregational Church In
Richmond at t. o'clock Thursday noon.
William s. Henderson, formerly con-
nected with the Boston store hero and
later with the American Clothing COM
| pany, is to be married to-day
| to Miss Hamilton of Sutton, p. q. They
| will make their home in Rutland. where
| Mr.. henderson is associated with j. j.
| kissane in the dry goods business.
| Mrs. John Cormer died Saturday morn
| ing at II o'clock at the age of 50 years
She is survived by her husband. son
and daughter, and by two sisters,
|
Patnaudc. The funeral was held from
ST. Joseph's Church Tuesday morning.
| Intcrmcnt was in Winoosk
Pitt L. Parker, the rapid crayon humor-
| list. gave an exceptionally good illustrated
talk on "What DO You Think in the
| Y. NJ. G. a. music hall yesterday after
noon. A large audience of men was pres
cnt. Piano solos by Dion Kennedy and
vocal selections by Miss Katherine Hagar
| at Sttpppcsful tnaptiup
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Thursday. They are those of Robert II.
irchmore, a quarrymen of Barre, who
has liabilities of Sio5.5o and assets Of $255,
all of which are claimed exempt, and of
John /. Bagley, a clerk and salesman Of
Hartford, who has liabilities of s9,02732
and assets of 81 O23, of which so arc claim
| cd exempt
Narccc Bouchard of Hayward street
died at 2:3O o'clock Thursday morning
aged g. years. He leaves a wife. two
sons, George and Joseph, and two daugh-
tcrs Mrs. Prosper Couvile and Mrs
Louis Baraby. He was Il member of the
st. John Baptist society and the flu
neral was in their charge Saturday
morning at St. Joseph's Church.
II. L. Malaney of a Interval ave, died
about II o'clock Sunday night from the
effects of locomotor ataxia. Although he
had been suffering with the disease for
some time he was confined to the bed but
one day. lie was g. years old and for
several years had resided with his son
and daughter, William Malaney ard Mrs.
Lena ingalls,
Tho marriage Of Felix Pratt and Miss
katherine Collins was solemnized at St.
Mary's Cathedral Tuesday morning at S
o'clock. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. +. j. Barrett. The best man was
4 1 n
! was Miss Mary Collins. a sister of the
) bride. After short wedding trip to
Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt will be al
home to their friends at Al Peru street.
The remains of Charles Lawrence, who
: died Thursday at the Fanny Allen hos
! pitnl, were taken Friday to his late
home in South Hero. The deceased was a
7 school boy and his death was very I'M
expected. About one year ago he slipped
on the ice injurng his hip and an abscess
formed, causing his removal to the hos
pital. where an operation was performed
death following quickly.
= Three petitions for divorce were filed
: Saturday in the county clerks office. They
are those of William HUM VS.. Lena HUM
Patrick Rivers VS.. Minnie Rivers and
Henry Norrey VS.. Kate Norrey. The
grounds in the first case arc set up as in
: tolerable severity, in the second as de-
! scrtion and intolerable severity and the
: third ne desertion adultery and into,or.
able severity
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