Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-21
CITY NEWS.

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DO you have the so-callcd "IIabit of
succcss?" II not, get into the Want adj |
vertisins habit, which is another name
Tor it,
a petition in bankruptcy was filed Sat
7rday by Peter Labadie. a fireman of ST. !
Adams. lie has liabilities of $3.50 and no
ssets.
Louis Fisher has gone to Boston, from
which point he will sail for Ormond Fla.
where he has position In the Hotel Or
nund.
Horace Hoose was arraigned in city
tourt yesterday for being drunk. lie
pleaded guilty and was fined s. and costs
of 1919, which he paid.
stephen Martin has accepted n position
hs brakeman In the Central Vermont yards
In This city to succeed Edward Fitzgerald.
recently promoted yardmastc..
John j. Malloy and Rose Gossclin were
married Monday night at the episcopal
residence by the Rev. +. j. Barrett They
are both of Burlington and will reside
here.
Louis Parrizo Of No. 20 North street,
Gicd yesterday morning Of Ihishts dis
ease The funeral arrange merts have not
been m2dc. although 1t will probably be
held Saturday morning.
Stanley B. futile has resigned his posi-
ton as travelling salesman for the lioiton
Hardware company and accepted SINH
lar place with the Edwards * Walker
Hardware company OF Portland, Me.
Arthur Cilley has severed his connection
with the undertaking establishment OF
John A. Corbin and has entered the West
ern Union telegraph office. His place IL
being filled by David LARGO.
Word has hecn received in the city
that Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Leavenworth of
Indianapolis ind. are the happy pa
rents Of little daughter Mrs. leavcn-
worth was Miss Sadie Converse, former
ly of Burlington.
Raymond Wright who has been in
Trenton, n. j., for the past six months,
has returned to this city. While there he
was connected with the office of Swift &c
Co. and has taken a position as book
keeper with +. Howes g. Co. in this city.
George Bcrgery was fined So and costs
of &.2G in city court Monday for being
drunk. lie Will pay. John Mcl1lroy was
arraisned before Justice Y. g. Webster
for similar offense and was fined IS and
costs of Sl.i5. which he paid.
In the case Of Isadorc Colodny vs.. f. J.
Benedict damages Of SIPS and costs of
$50 were awarded the plaintiff yesterday
10y Justice J. T. Stearrs. In the case OF
NJ. J. Levin VS.. John Lynch. damages of
$57i and costs were awarded.
Judgment has been rendered in the case
of George T.. Moody vs. Edward Brisson,
an action in eicctment, before Justice
Martin S. Villas that the plaintiff recover
session of the premises sued for and
damages in the sum of Si5 with costs
taxed at 1911.
Henry Y. Dewey, FOR the past five years
Nardmastcr in the Central Vermont rail
way yards in this city. has been select
cd to take charge of the yard. in St
Adams. Edward Fitzgerald, a brakeman,
has been promoted to the position OF
yardmaster to succeed Mr. Dewey
The Rev. G. G. Atkins went Monday
to Norwich, Conn. to preach til, sermon
at the ordination Of the Rev. Edward S
Worcester son Of Mrs. Harriet s. Worccs-
ter of this city. Mr.. Worcester will he as
sstant pastor OF n Congregational Church
in Norwich
Edward Ward arrived in this city Fri
day night accompanied by his brother.
Charles. MIR. Ward has bccn in the Philip
pines with the 30th infantry. For the
past few weeks he has been in hos
riill in San Francisco, coming to this
city from that place lie was joined by
his brother at Troy.
The supper tables at the Unitarian
Church was filled Friday evening on tho
10 az ''~ va
no iday season, After all had been served
there was a short musical procra mmc by
the choir. consisting OF solo 10y Mis-,
liacar, two affections by Mr. Bagnall and
pnc by the quartette.
AZ the adjourned meetings or the cor
l"fTtois ana trustees oil the iiomo savings
BANK MONDAY afternoon Dr. ~ g. Haw-
ie! OF ms city was ADDED TO the board Ut
mcotporators' = IShah' D. II. Macom-
inVostmcn, committee and c. D. Warren
r. " Brovncu and L. c. Grant were
elected auditors
J. J. Kennedy asks the Free Press to
Jay that he has not been IN partnership
with Theodore huphc, the Winooski
laundrNman VINO mas disappeared When
llS own fi'hdlY was burned rev months
tto ne engaged Mr. kupke to do the
work OF his customers but collected all
bills himself ana has lost nothing by Mr..
Walter H. Snow went Monday to