Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-24
CITY NEWS.

George w. Whitcomb Of sharon filed
lctition in bankruptcy Saturday. He has
liabilities of sl,i'j.'a and assets VI so,
which are exempted
The suit which Mrs. ]. ]. Shea brought
usanst H. +. Sails for the recovery OF
SIS damages and in which a jury had
been cnlpanclcd, was settled Tuesday.
Daniel Dnhcrty Of Jcncsvine WAS be-
fore Justice r. q. Webster Thursday for |
being drunk. tie pleaded guilty and WAS
fined s. and costs Of $50, which he paid |
Edward II. Lang was in city court
Saturday charged with Drunkenness III
was Il first offcns, and hi received Il inc
of 81 and costs of s9.7o which he Will ar
range to pay
petition in bankruptcy was filed
Yesterday by Shcllic NJ Algor, a laborer
of New Haven. lie has Liabilities of
s9S5.o7 and assets of $232, of which SIP
IRE claimed exempt.
pr. ana Mrs. s T.. Maynard returned
Satmia evening from a six weeks trip
I'riug their absence pr. Maynard visited
The hospitals in New York city, rhila-
uclrhil, Baltimore and Rochester, Mlnn.
charles Iaduc of Winoosk and Miss
l;oussclu of this city were married at ST.
Josephs Church Tuesday evening at 7.5o
O'Clock by tho 1t. Rev Mgr. Cloarcc.
rhcy were attended by Fred Iaduc,
brother Of the groom. and hy Miss Resale
morrill,
Charles &. Forbes and Miss Annie \.
Small were married at the Methodist
parsonage Wednesday evening by the
Roy. Junus r. Mead. They are now
spending their honeymoon in st. Remi.
l. @. and upon their return will reside
on North Champlain street.
Joseph g. Turk. who has been in this
city for some days visiting his famil'
sailrl Tuesday FOR London on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. He will make an
extended business trip in England and
on the continent and will be abroad for
TX months or year.
W. II. Welch, who married Miss
Pauline Picrson OF this city May 2S.
Last. wishes the Free Press to state
that the marriage was anuullcd by the
supreme court Of Brooklyn October 10.
rnrough am action brought by Mrs l.. :.
Iicrson. mother of Mrs. Welch.
Mr., Lathrop, an elderly lady of
South Burlington, died last evening af
ter d brief illness. The funeral viii be
held from her late home Friday after
non At ? so O'Clock. 1nterment will bc
made in the Eldridgc cemetery,
Tho hearing. which was to have been
held Saturday before Judge George NJ.
Powers on the motion to set aside tile
verdict in the case or Charles Jennctt
We. Henry Patten, did not occur, owing
10 the non-arriyal of Judge Powers
The hearing will he held at a later date
Three marriage licenses were issued
yesterday They were as follows: w.
a. Foss of Ballston Spa, y. y. and Flor
once 4. Brennan OF Burlington; John
Rouille and Jeanette NJ. Rodgcr, both
of burlington. c. +. Carricrc of Mon
treal and Eliza Touchette of Burling-
ton.
simeon Snyder and wife Of st. Louis
street Will celebrate the 5Oth anniver
sary of their wedding to-day. They
will attend mass at St. Joscph's Church
this morning eight O'Clock, after
: which their marriage viii he reblcssed.
They will then attend a family gather
ing at the residence of one of their
sons on Ward street.
The dean of the agricultural depart
meut Prot. Hills. has returned from a
"Trip through the Middle West where he
mas been looking over the plants and
buildings of til" universities Of Wiscon-
sim. Illinois. Minnesota and other States
with a view of obtaining data which
may be of service in the erection of the
new Morrill, hall at the university.
The board Of control Of the Expert
ment station at the University Of Yer
mont met Saturday to discuss the mat