Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

T.. Delaney vs. Sophia G. delaney, Freder
lex Goodrow vs. Evelin +. s. Goodrow,
Rossle T.. Mitchell VS.. Jacob Mitchell,
Viola r.. Pattie VS.. oscar w. Pattie. All
but the first are petitions for divorce.
At n recent meeting of the knights of
Columbus it was decided to have a min
strol show Immediately after Easter. Ac-
tive preparations have been begun and
rchearsals will be commenced as soon as
possible. The following committee have
been named to take charge of the arrange
ments. Thomas Wagner. w. v. II. STAN
ford, NJ. u. Mcmahon and i. j. Rush.
The case Of DR.. A. ]. Radike vs. Anna
j. Donnelly. an action brought TO recover
for professional services was heard in city
court Friday The defendant filed a
demurrer TO the declaration. This was
overruied and exceptions were allowed.
When the hearing was completed $500
and costs of sl2.3i were awarded to the
plaintiff
L. c. Atwood has moved his stock of
iewclry. show cases, and other store fur
nishings into the store occupied by r. G.
Page near the north end of Church street
The rooms there have just been remodeed
and painted and Mr.. Atwood will occupy
the north side of the store. Mr.. Page will
continue to conduct business at the same
stand.
The question of treating, which is pro-
hibited under the new license law, will be
overcome in Rutland II the plans suggest
ed by n Rutland man in this city yesterday
are carried out. He said that the saloon
keepers there plan to issue tickets, GER
tam number for a dollar which will be
redeemabic in liquor In this way n man
can buy tickets, give the.n to his friends
and thus the treating clause become a
dead letter.
Friday night n carload of horses passed
through this city on their way to Bristol
from Ellison, Ill. They were in open
car in an entirely unprotected state and
their suffering was intense. During their
journey they had been unloaded but once
and one of them died, one was dying and
another had lost an eye The humane
| ciety made them as comfortable as posi-
bic and they were at once shipped to their
destination.
Ladies Of St. Joseph's Church to the
number of 40 met at the hall of the st.
John the Baptist society on Elmwood ave
| nue. Sunday afternoon. and perfected
| the organization of n womans branch OF
| st. John the Baptist Union of America
! The following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Joseph Robergc; vice-pres ident.
| Mrs. Albert Gngras; secretary. Mrs. A.
| Richard: treasurer. Mrs. Arthur from
blcy. Tho other officers will be elected
at Il meeting to he held on the Goth instant
From a financial standpoint the play re-
Gently given by members of the boys de-
partpient of the Y. NJ. C. A. was not a
success. 1T was hoped that the proceeds
from II would clear up the indebtedness of
the department created by their annual
camping expedition but they now find
themselves something like SIS worse off
than before, Nc definite plans have been
made but the boys will probably give their
production again in some of the ncighbor-
ing towns.
} A representative Of the Royal Scots, n
military organization of Montreal.
has been in this city making arrange
ments for visit to burlington
by that organization in the near future.
Although the organization has not decided
to visit this city, it is probable that 1t
will 1t is composed of three companies
consisting of about 10 officers and men.
; and also a band of over 20 pieces. If the
mon come here they will probably stay
about week.
Mrs. Harriet A. Finncy of 102 Pearl
street is in receipt of "A generous gift from,
the Pennsylvania Womcns Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. This
money will be used in rescung. feeding
and otherwise relieving suffering among
dumb creatures Mrs Finney's work Is
more particularly among the smaller ami
mails and she receives complaints almost
-. II -, i, ''''N' -
Nv, VIZ, , p , VI Iuhus 10 carry
contributions and she has never received
compensation for her work.
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10y 10y .Nol.!i's ",u hot "iiINc uhtli 40 sun
Wy ii,Vi ,''' X pccauSe Oh "ashout near
LII, ii'iI' i've ra',h u'l'ier 'he track was
""S''N,. ~! anu ms RMS were heid III
li ~ y! iloN,i Ihuu. ! ne Washout was
anu ne lrtih stopped A wreck
I'm M"s Se"t iroin 81 Ainahs ana When
; ~ eu ti'e passenger traih was ordered
w. "a "Nio"9 ''c "dslout' Inc ehtire
eihi" p"SScu over III Saiety but the real
ear, WHICH was com Dihatloh baggage
""u Slnoher' SANK ABOUT IL inches. but die
''"' "dNc 'he rallS' no damage was done
: me I' hcV' j: = Mlchaud left Fri
s u"E AT noon LOT New YORK ana sailed
saturday from IN" wall stret pier. East
river, ON the ward line steamer Mexico
LOT a SIN weeks UP lie VIII be accom-
= panied by the Key +. j. Barrett rector OF
81. Mary,s cathedral OF this city. From
New YORK they go to Havana, Cuba, anC
thence TO Santiago dc Cuba. They vii
= also visit san Juan HUI. the scene of thC
famous charge or the Rough Riders in the
, Spanlsh-Amcricah war. They also intent
! visiting Porto Rico. and on their return
SDpnd ina