Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20

Justice NJ G. Ieary Thursday on n
charge II irtoNication ard " breach -
the peace. TO the latter he pleaded
guilty and was fI1ed s. and costs. the
alternate sentence being 50 days in the
Hn,isc of Correction. He pleaded not
guilty to tive charge Of being drunk but
was convicted and was fined s. and costs.
He will serve tie alternate sentence of
ten days in Jail.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Hogan died Thursday
at 1880 O'Clock at II South tnion
street after an eight days Illness with
pneumonia and heart trouble. Mrs.
Hogan was 50 years OF age and the
widow of William Il. Hogan. who died
10 years ago. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. i. II. Delehanty of
Brooklyn. \. V. and Miss Catherine g.
Hogan OF this city. and a son, George
II. Hogan of this city.
Three petitions in bankruptcy were filed
in this city Tuesday, beng those Of Al
bert l.. ,'randal of Springfield, who has
liabilities of sIS0.3l and assets of Sio'
Byron Livingstone. a farmer and shinglc
/
biites OF s.. SN7.43 and assets of s2.92s. of
| whcl, SIX. is exempt: and Bert A. Cod
ding. an assistant baggagemaster of Bel
| lows Falls. who has liabilities Of S169.15
and assets of SS3l.1o of which sos is ex-
| ompt.
| Intelligence has been received by
! friends IN this city of the death in
| Ausablc Forks, y. Y, on the Sth inst,
OF Mrs. Orzlla Eobar. wife OF Louis F.
Rolar. Mrs. Kobair was for some time
a resident of this city. where her hus-
band was connected with tile company
which tuilt the E:dpunds hieh.. school,
and the news of her death will be learn
cd with rcEret by man, friends. Besides
| her husband. she leaves ono SON, Harold,
| a father and mother and three sisters.
Mrs. Caroline Puffcr Eaton died III Will
lston Thursday morning a, the home of
her daughter. Mrs. John Cook. Mrs.
| Eaton. who was 81 years and III months
OF age, was the widow Of G.. ". Eaton
of North Springfield which town was
| her home for many years. For the last
| two Years she had resided IN WiIiiston
will. her only daughter, Mrs. Cook. The
| remains were taken Saturday morn
iig to North Springfield where the flu
neral WIS held at two O'Clock in the
afternoon and where the interment was
made.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Boynton have
returned to their home in this city af-
ter an absence of 10 weeks. They went
first to Lincoln. Neb., where they spent
five weeks. after which they visited
Kansas city. ST. Louis and Chattta-
nooga. Tenn. After spending some
time in these places. Mr.. and Mrs
Boynton proceeded to St. Augustine.
Fla. and next to Jacksonville. from
which place they took the steamer
Apache Of tho Clyde line. sailing to
New York and returning thence to
Burlington.
| Hobart j. Stanley on Saturday as
sun,cd the management cf the +. l.. Lame
& Co printing ar'i book binding bust
ness. from which Mr.. Lane rctires to as
sociutc with the Burlington Chcnlic ~
company. The firm in the future will
be known as the T.. l.. Lane company,
with thc following board Of directors,
Hobart :; Shanlcy. ". C.. Islam, f. .
M,tiRuy. F. T.. McAiliffc and r. l.. Lane.
| The director, have organized with
Hobart !. Shanlcy, president: y. l..
Lane, vice president and Il. O, Mt!guy.
clerk aud treasurer. +. G. Dodge has
been engaged as foreman of the printing;
office.
The council OF the Society Of Colonial
Wars in the State OF Vermont held n
special meeting in the parlors of the Y.
M. e.. A. building yesterday afternoon.
Routine business was transacted and ar
rsnRemcnts made for the visit of tho
state delegates tn the tricnnial assembly
Of the general Societies of Colonial Wars
of America. Ia be held in tho Waldorf
Astoria in New York city on tho third
and fourth days Of the coming June. The
State delegates arc D. W. Robinson and
Elias Lyman of this city. FREDERICK A.
Richardson and NJ, r. Hack of New York
city and col G. A. Converse of Phila-
, delphia.
At a meeting Of the health committee
of the board Of aldermen, held ycstcr-
! DAY afternoon. DR.. j. W. Courtney was
; mined as the physician to be appointed
! health officer for tho next three years.
This committee is composed Of Aldermen
lCourtney, German and Parker. Tho name
of r. w. Rayles was presented by Mr..
Parker hut "a ballot resulted in the sclcc-
lion Of Dr. Courtney. The action of this
committee will he reported to the board
OF aldermen for approval The appoint
msnt of Dr. Courtney will then he recon-
mrndcd TO the State board of health.
which body makes the final appointment.
This board can follow out the wishes of
the board Of aldermen or not.
Mrs. LAURA Mitchell widow 1T the late
, John Mitchell died Sunday morning al
30 O'clock at her late home. li6 South
liattery street. % general debility. Mrs
Mitchell was 81 years nf age ana VAS Il
} nal'vc OF st. Roche i q. She Is sur
Vived - two sons arb one daughter
''hVer Mitchell of Middlnbui" and 10