Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-08

| the marriage of their daughter. Laura,
TO Charles y. Rcnaud. The wedding will
take place at st. Marys Church at nine
O'Clock on Wednesday morning, Septom-
| Der II.
The death Of Mrs. Murdiok Munro &C.
cured at the hospital at 2.30 p m. Thurs
day afternoon in the 5sth year of her
age. Mrs Munro is survived by a mug
band and one son, A. S. Munro of this
city. The remains were taken Friday to
| Lowell, Mass, on the II a m. train, where
the funeral was held on Sunday
The death of Mrs. James Scott occurred
at her home on Russell street at one
O'Clock Friday afternoon f heart fall
IRE after long and painful illness. ex-
tending over a period of years She Is
survived by husband, three sons Henry.
Archie and Carlos of this city. and three
daughters, Mrs. Jennie Parker and Mrs.
Emma Mcnard of Montpelier, and Miss
Annie Scott of this city.
| The sad news has been received here
OF the death of William Fitch Carlisle
which occurred at his fathers home at
| Washington, ~ y, on Saturday morning.
Mr. Carlisle was Il former resident of this
| city, where he was we'll and favorably
known and was born in Sheldon 80 years
ago. He is survived by a wife and an
infant daughter, his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs S. s. +. Carlisle. two brothers,
Henry ID. Carlisle of this city and Sam
ucl Carlisle of Waddington. and three
sisters. Mrs. Keith of Oconta. Wis. Mrs.
| Macklyn Arbuckle Of New York and Miss
Belle Carlisle of Washington.
The wedding Of Norman Edgerton and
| Miss Maude Robinson of Ifcolle. u. O.,
was solemnzed at the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage on Congress street at
$50 O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, the
| Rev. A. c. Wiley officiating Mr. and
Mrs. Edgerton left for Detroit. Mich,
whore they will make their home.
The regular fall term Of Franklin county
court pDppcI in thic r. al oil n rIn
yesterday morning. with Judge Seneca
llazclton of Burlington presiding Nearly
the entire bar Of the county was present.
Sc attorneys being on hand The case OF
Joseph Barrette VS.. Henry Carr and John
Carr. which was tried at the September
term of 1901, was entered as settled and
discontinued. as was the counter suit OF
Carr vs.. Harrettc. The jury calendar
contains 81 cases which are set for jury
trial and of these seven are suits against
the Central Vermont Railway company
In thesN motions were filed for continue
ance, but the motions were denied and
the cases stand for trial. The first case
Tor trial by jury to-day will be that OF
James Wagner rs. Martin v Hicks and
others. From present indications this
term of court will be long one
Henry Coleman, better known as rag.
Sy was last evening found guilty of a
second offense of intoxication. and was
fined So and costs or the alternate sen.
tence in tho House of Correction
me adjourned monthly meeting of tho
CITY council was held last evening Chief
t'nrlnc"r Coote addressed the board re-
Cardng the necessity of taking stems for
the installation of fire alarm whistla
1t is very probable that the steam plant
$ of tn" vermont Power & Manufacturing
company, whore the fire whistle is at
: present located will be discontinued in
about two weeks, nacossitating a new
r location for the whistle or the doing away
l with tho whistle business and the putting
= IN OF electric tappers in each fircman's
P residence. The matter of installing a
compressed air plant to operate q whistle
ON tho fire station was G scus I'd ard,Chief
Coote WAS asked to make injuries and
get all Information possible on the mat
ter and report at a later meeting The
committee on sidewalks was authorized
to make = new contract with Mr.. Tlton
for any sidewalks that may hereafter ba
ordered hy tho board Of public works. at
t a cost not to exceed g. cents per cubic
yard. The mayor was authorized TO draw
$ IN" necessary hCnd required by law for
= ION" George Chacnon. who Is to he edu-
Gated At a deaf and dumb asylum at the
, eNpcns" Of tho State A large number OF
t bills We're audited and ordered paid
/. t. j. SnSondorph. the new principal of
$ he public schools, VIII he at his room
= in the Academy building on Thursday and
- Friday mornings from eleven to twelve
:. O'Clock ard on Saturday afternoon from
:. two to three o'clock to talk with any who
II may wish To consult him about school
% matters.
= The annual foreign missionary thank
L Offering reception and mite box OPEN
4 ing was held Yesterday afternoon and
l. evening at the home of the Rev. and
V Mrs. Charles s Nuttcr Of Rishop street,
e lightning at three o'clock \ delicious
t supper was served by the ladies of the
II church from $50 to 100, followed by
l. literary programme including a very