Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11

costs Of 1919. Toole came here from New
York and had n large sum of money.
When arrested he was so drunk that he
could not tell his name. After the case
in court had been completed he thanked
Constable Mishel for arresting him and
thus in all probability saving his money.
Mrs. Edward Rousseau, aged 10, died
at her home, So Rose street, Monday af-
ternoon at 6 o'clock. After suffering from
sickness for several months, Mrs. Rous-
seau was taken seriously Ill last Thurs
day. The death of the deceased is
mourned by a husband and three chill
dren, two sons. Edward of this city and
Eugene Of New Bedford, Mass, and a
daughter, Mrs Cornelia Gonyeau of this
city.
Daniel Kelley was arraigned In city
court Thursday for being drunk. He
pleaded guilty and was fined s. and costs
of 1919. He claimed to be a discharged
soldier and said he had seen service In
the Philippines. He was discharged some
time ago but recently determined to re-
enlist lie started for Fort Ethan Allen
with that intention but Burlington
whskey got the better of him and he was
landed In jail.
The festival chorus boatride on the
steamer Vermont Friday night was at
of whom took the boat on her regular
trip at 3 o'clock. the remainder going on
board Mt $50. An inspection of the new
steamer was the principal feature OF the
ride, the smoke from forest fires cutting
off much of the view of the mountains
along the lake The ride will net the
chorus probably between $50 and sGO
The funeral of Clement Mitchell, who
died very suddenly in st. Adams, was held
Sunday afternoon at five O'Clock from
St Joscphs Church. the Rev j. NJ.
Frank Chayer, Peter Chaycr, Joseph
Jelly and James Collen. Interment was
in Mount Calvary cemetery. Arscnc
Boucher was in charge Of the funeral ar
rangcfnents. The deceased was a native
Of this city and leaves a wife and several
children.
George Mcclellan was arraigned before
Justice +. G.. Webster Thursday for
breach of the peace at Shelburnc and also
i'm this city. lie pleaded guilty to botf
ana for the former was fined 81 and costs
of Cos and for the latter 81 and costs ol
S. %. Justice Webster went in the after
noon to Wnooski, where Annie Reiss ant
Jacob Reiss were tried for breach Of The
peace The former called for a jury. wa!
convicted and fined s. and costs of 1887
| The latter was fined 81 and costs of SC.62.
Emile Phillips died Monday night at the
! home of DR. O. II. Allard of North Cham
plain street Mr.. Phillips went to the jai
| Monday morning and said that he wal
wanted for embezzlcment. Sheriff Hor
ton accommodated him with room AM
when it was later discovered that he wa
insane and on the verge of pneumonia
he was placed in DR.. Allards hands
The deceased was a brother of Mrs
O. II. Allard of this city Mr.. Phillip
had been employed in Winooski a
Barnes's drug store, by Narcotic Bros
and the late John Jewett.
Miss Bessie Truman went Saturda
night to Newark, n. j., to attend tn
funeral of her sister. Mrs. c. d. Mande
willie, who died Friday Mt Asbury ParF
after a long illness with liver trouhl'
MIS- Nj melville was born in Burlngto
Auril .. 1S56 and was the eldest daugr
ter of Capt. and Mrs. James Truman. !
1850 she was married to William Ale
of Montreal and after his death hccam
the lride of DR.. Charles Nandcviile. Sh
is survived by her parents. a HUSBAND
two daughters, Miss Kathleen and Mis-
Della Allen, and two sisters, Mrs. Llzzl
Clam and Miss Bessie Truman. The bod
arrived in this city Monday morning an
the funeral was held at the Truma
home at 500 st. Paul street, Monday after
noon at four o'clock.