Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
CITY NEWS,

chant. tiled IL petition in bankruptcy
Thursday. She has liabilities Of $2022.?S
and assets of sos.
Miss Mabel l.. southwick has entered
Radcliffe College. Harvard. where she Will
take a post graduate course leading to the
degree of a. NJ.
Frances L. Chamberlin. administra-
triy, conveyed Monday to Carrie a.
Hagar premises at No. II North Union
street for u consideration OF $4,000
Harry r. Thomas purchased the
Hiram Field farm OF 100 acres In
Ferrisburgh mt public auction Tues
day for 1920.
Charles Muir was arraigned before
Justice +. q. Webster yesterday for
intoxcation. lie pleaded guilty and
was fined 81 and costs Of $500 which
he will pay.
Workmcn have begun excavations
for an addition to the property on Col
lcgc street recently purchased by the
Ethan Allen club to be used as
club house and grounds.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday by Frank c. Adams. owner
uf livery stable at Chester. His
liabilities arc S6.12s2S and his assets
are s2Ss.9o Of which $50 arc claimed
exempt
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding OF Miss Lois Il. Lyon, organist at
the College street Church, and DR..
Sidney r. Carslcy of Ncrgennes. The
ceremony will occur at VergenneS
October is.
William Pcnnystone was before
Judge Mower in city court yesterday
for being drunk. lie pleaded guilty
and was fined 81 and costs, which he
could not pay and he will serve the
alternate sentence OF ten days in Jail
Work on the new Elks' club rooms
is progressing favorably and 1t is ex-
pectcd that they will be ready for oc-
cupancy by the latter part OF this
month. The furnishings have been or
dcrcd and will be here within IL short
time.
Indictment was rendered in city court
Saturday morning in the suit of Bridget
Kennedy against ". b. Reeves for the
plaintiff to recover damages to tho
amount of $3.50 with costs. and possession
Of the premises sued for. An appeal was
taken to county court by the defendant.
Mrs olive Steady, who lived on the
road To Appetree point died Thurs
day at the age of II years. She IS SUR
vivcd by husband. Moetie Steady, two
sons and two daughters. The f'neril was
held Friday afternoon at ono o'clock and
interino.t was made in the cemetery
at Essex Center.
Oliver German. accused Of furnish
ing liquor to three small boys, Thomas
McGreevey, Francis Clark and Johr
Douahuc, was ir city court Friday
morning. Judge Mower placed him un'
der $500 bonds for his appearance a
the next term of county court. He coulc
not secure bail and was returned t.
Jail.
The announcement has been made o
the coming marriage of i. q. Wchstc
to Miss Edith Talcott of Williston t.
take place on October II. Miss Tai
colt was formerly stenographer 70
Prof. G. L. Howcs in this city Thi
will he tho fifth marriage in three month
in which IL member OF the Vermont ba
was one of the contracting parties.
Two petitions in bankruptcy wcr
filed Monday in the office of Clor
tItorE' JONI sui. w Villain DIS
son. a stone cutter of Montpelier. ha
liabilities Of s9O4.50 and assets Of s20(
Of which $50 are claimed exempt. Ed
ward King. farmer and Iaborer q
Charlotte. has liabilities of s9140S an
assets Of s1o32. of which s432 ar
claimed exempt.
George H. Barnett OF Boston an
Miss Louise NJ. Zeno OF this city wer
quietly married Tuesday evening n
the Episcopal residence of st. Mary
Cathedral by the Roy. ]. f. Gilli
Latter in the evening Il reception WA
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. job
st. Jock of Archibald street. Mr.. an
Mrs Barnett left yesterday for Bos
ton, where they will reside.
Mrs. Selma SheQuin died Sunda
morning at 80 O'Clock at the home of h
brother. Edward Shcquin of 800 ST. PA
street. She was g. years of age and ha
been i'll long time Death followed
shock. which she suffered about tw
weeks ago. She is survived by five sol
and a daughter Louis. Edward. JOSEF
iohn. McBeth and Selma. The funeral W;
,cld Sunday morning ST. Joseph
church, with interment in Mt. Calval
cemetery.
The annual business meeting OF 4
Young Peoples society of the Cole
Street Church was held Monday night al
the following officers were elccte
Prof A. ID. Buttcrfield. president; Ferdi
md pcasc, vice president: Miss Sad
Mason, secretary: John Wheeler trei
ircr: Miss Mabel Brownell. chairman
Tristan Endeavor circle; Guy iiorto
chairman OF outlook circle Arthur Pee
chairman of the Mission circle. Lg
refreshments were served.
The New England Telegraph al
telephone company have Just open
telephone exchange at Barnet wi
- subscribers and one at North Tr
with 30 subscribers. The company w
,pcn ono at Fclchville with about
subscribers, as soon as the pole lin
AN be constructed In about I,
weeks exchanges will he opened
lowell aud at West Stewartstown,
H. there being 30 subscribers for I
ormcr and 40 for the latter exchant
There WAS "A pleasant gathering at
,oinc of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Prentiss
,chool street. Friday evening. the oc'
sion being the 25tn anniversary of tn
marriage and the 21st anniversary OF
,,,ti, f,f tbair cnp nrIoW prentiSa Abf