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

a. *. Powcrs Of chelsea recently vie,v
at a. V. Taylors.
MONTPELIER.
M, 'cicgram wa. received at Montpo1
,. mu, Siay nY Attorney II. c. Shurt
p I'm 'ener'oh' o. that DR.. n. j. Steve
VINO Formerly practlce,l medicine in Y
mont and who was pro.ecutnd hv
STATE Eclectic association for practic
contrary to law. had committed suic
IN mat city. Within tho past year S,ey.
| was HHed $aU and costs I'm Addison On,
ty court for thi. offence,
my annual meeting Of tho trust
OF inc capital Savings Bank and Tr
company, held Thursday afternoon
" rye OF North Montpelier was cleo
q NV trus'ee in place Of tho late ~
elected vero: T. ], Desvltt u Az Az
JJ,ohonnott A. j. sbley and George
bianchard or this city, ". n. Tapin
washington D. G., and Alex. Cochran
1rotoh Inc trustees subsequently cleo
!. j. Deavitt, president: Albert Job
mott first vice-pre,idont: A. !. Siblov. s.
ono viee-prcSldent, and Frank n. Smi
Among the interesting statistics Of (,
year satnered by c. D. y. r. Bancroft.
one showing that OF the married conn}
living together in Montpelier on lime
1860 only IL now remain.
| The spacious home of Mr. ard Mrs
bert Johonnott On LOOMS street al
| crowded from seven 10 ten o'clocL trridI
| evening when in response Ia invitatI
nearly 5h0 friends Of the host and host
gathered for an informal reception 4
| ana Mrs Johonnott vera assisted in
| celvins ny Fred Johonnott n Burlingt}
Mrs. Pettengill. Mr.. and Mrs. r podaI
| Phillips and Arthur r. Johonnott If Nol
pelier. The pleasant rooms Of rho .robj
| mott home wero Frightened with o.
| mowers and Wild-r's orchestra stated
at the mead OF the main stairway furni<tI
music. During the reception hour, N|
Ella Bailey presided over tn. pnnch Nc
ana the dining room wss in charge ~ M|
>. Eli GoodenouEh and Mrs.. A. y F,rw
was mus far the most brilliant ana 4
Joyable social function Of III. seasor
Nh. Susan c. Scntc- mother Of Stat
Attorney John Fl. S.nter. li>l Sa.urd
morning az the home o, her son
LOOMS street she r.vcr having ro-nin
| eohsciousncss from a shock Of rar,l,
received last Monday morning. Mr.. Sd
Ter was the oldest person in MontpclI
ana at tho time 81 her death was % yed
or age. She was q native Of Cabot n
wa' the daughter Of John Lyfcrd al
| susan Morse T.yford. She vas tv Il
\
| inc ony surviI ing child Of the soroI
marriage She had lived with him d,rl|
tho past N wears, Funeral services wed
nfld sunday afternoon at two o'clol
! from the home of States Attorney sent,
the Rev j. Edward Wright officiating.
Inc trial docket Cor the January ter
a. supreme court. which convenes
Tuesday. January r. issued Saturda
'ho"s that twelve cases from Washingtd
. n
nat there arc * oas~s from tho enti
State with the court in which decision
have rot bean rendered
FRANK johnson OF RuIlirg ton was 81
tenc"d in city court SATURDAY loren I'd
t. pay the usual nne and costs for into
ication, which he was unable to do n,
vas remarked 10 county tail for I,
days. Johnson Va. arrested Friday eve
irr by Chief Of Police Mcmahon VIII
mont railway bridge just west Of Il
depot
Mrs. Ira Rowland. who recently hrur,
eonspicnou.ly in robbery ca.a at Lowe
Mass. has convinced her hustrand tn
Dwell is good city in which To resi-,
and they moved there last Saturday. ia
inf With th"r' their household goods
Burton F.. Bailey rs. announced hir
. self as candidate FOR city Eranl il-
~, ~ ''I,'nE M'rCn eIectlon. W
" pre'"Nt city grand Jurr
reelection.
The No'y ~ Mrs. 1n.z blanchard MOI
ton. villa OF Clarence F.. Moulton. actuai
- ITO Nations Life Tn.,i-- 80 c1n,rril
who died Sunday noon in the Massach
tul0 ro$pi'l n ho-'o
~ ;nUH'P'"er MonT'N h'eht w
80 VT" n-'o " 'd1osn'F altN
nl'HtHs 40 Nr' MHulto
"''t ~ '0',0' ~ Wet Mrs.. &. J. SHRINE
,lsIer. No0'e time a't"r arriving tte'
- "'S ooI!s-a ~ 81 n the hospital
wa Il INC 0lNf '0r an o1"fati"n whlr
Su'ces'fNl h0d sh- va" making
to'0 fa'oVrry WhHn a second aesoess y
Ni'I'G' necrtF!tatrs second operation
Z" UIllNS III Vl0od poisoning. which Gauss
nNr c'ath MIS- Eou'ten WAS horn
h".re +" Neafs ago ana w,s th- dauEht'
"i 'Hf. ana MIS- A \. blanchard Of IN
Guy. SNe Ia 'HrNiV'f by NO listers, Nj
= ) S0rnfi ~ Fo'ton. Mrs r. ~. Go
."r ~ lh' CIV aN1 tVo Ar7t-Nrs. u
Ro!s0d :. blanchard ~ thi- -ity. Mr.
Honlton wa an ACCOMPLISHED linGuist al
alfhou%h sNec'1l 'avorit" socially 81
was ever devoted - her ho0ls and h
llhrarN. Hcr husband parents, hrothc
and sisters have the sympathy ~ I Vel
large circle OF fricris il their lorea "
mont.
carl Nacku. ~ North'eld. who was SCI
fenced last wick 70 the HOUSE ~ Corr'
tion OF Rutland for no. le.. than two ar
one-half or more than four years Il
grand larceny, is quite seriously i'll in "
hospital ward NJ the county Jail wit
tonsilitis III. mother. who has been
Montpelier since hi. arrest, IL nursing hi
a portion AZ tho time. H. IL also undo
the caro- OF DR.. William Lindsay healt
of1icer.
Mrs. william A. Battles. a daughter c
Mr.. and Mrs T. j Cro.'ett ~ water
bury, DIED late SUNDAY evening at h'
homo in this city from coneesilon or tn
lungs ard heart failure hre. Battles wa