Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
CITY NEWS,

VI
Friday evening.
Word was received in this city Mon
day Of the death at plymouth, n. H.,
of Miss Frances Merrill, formerly OF this
city. se'
If what you have 10 sell is not
asked for by some want advertiser to-
day let a want al put it in the mar
kct'' for you tomorrow.
In city court yesterday judgment was
rendered in the case of s. J. Ploof vs.
Mark Stevens for the plaintiff to recover
damages OF $s.75 and costs
Mrs. Annette u. r.ovcland arrived home
yesterday from "a trip abroad or nearly
four months, during which time she Wis.
tied Switzerland. Italy, France and Ems.
land.
william Curtis Of North Champlain
street has received AN appointment from
the government civil service commission
rs drcdgc engineer. lie will leave for
Panama soon.
Judgment was rendered Thursday by
Justice J. r. Stcarns in the case nf the
Thco Rickseckcr company W.. W. Il.
Reeves for the plaintiff to recover DAM
1gcs OF sl3S and costs of s6s5.
Tho Huntington Maple Syrup Sugar
Co of Providence. r. l., has made APP
plcation for a permit to do business in
Vermont and the papers are now III the
hands of Tax Commissioner Cushman.
Joseph Daniels, who was arrested
Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Ravlin.
pleaded guilty yesterday before Justice
+. G. Webster to being drunk. lie was
lined s. and costs Of $40 which he paid.
Abraham Miner was arraigncd in city
court Saturday on u charge of being
drunk. lie pleaded guilty and was fined
s. and costs of so.'a. lie cannot pay and
will serve the alternate sentence OF 10
days in jail.
Two cases were entered Monday in
the county clerks office. Richard st.
John filed petition of divorce against
Louise ~. John and tho case of Thorn
as Parrizo VS.. Joseph and Jennie Der
way was filed.
The census of manufactures in Chit.
tcudcn county which G.. J. Russell has
been taking for the United States cen.
.us bureau has been completed and Mr..
Russell is forwarding. his reports 10
Washington
william Early who was formerly IN
charge of the depot express office at
night has been given the Burlington
e. Lamoillc run and John irwin has
been assigned to the White RiVcr
| Junction burlington run.
peter C;ebo. alias Thomas L. Morgan
tencher Of horseback riding, is not now
in burlington. having been sentenced to
eervc "A sentence in Springfield. Mass.
ia ". sI1s
city. His horse is still in tho hands Of
4. l.. Woddcll.
y. IL. McCalc, vino has had four or five
leans at work since March II drawing
The marble for the new government
| building. completed yesterday the hauling
81 the first so carloads. over LOO tons.
There arc 30 more carloads to come to
complete the contract.
The board of electric light commits
| tioncrs have rcappointed Superintendent
Tagsart for another year. When Mr.. Tag
CART was first appointed 1t was only
until May L. Superintendent Taggart has
his force Of men partially completed and
is IT work.
The docket for the May term Of the
United states courts was issued Saturday
| from the Office of Clerk George +. John
sor. II contains % cases before the err
,uit court, IS cases before the district
court aud 81 chancery actions. Court Will
| convene at Windsor May l6.
stephen j. Grady. farmer Of Po"nal,
! filed 4 petition in bankruptcy thursday.
| lie has liabilities of s23, 1926 and assets
Of s11.i,is-. of which sLl5o are claimed
| exempt Barnard J. Daley. ii ear repairer
| of st Adams also filed a petition. He
has liabilities Of S2s7.96 and assets Of
t;.G'.
Th. Roy. A. 4. Clark Of Rosebud, South
Dakota was II visitor IN this city Thurs.
dnv. Mr. Clark WAS formerly for seven
wears Il teacher in the Vermont Epis-
co,ml Institute at Rock Point, hut later
| received orders and has since been Ia
| boring as a missionary among the In
ditns. .
The Grand Court Of Vermont, Forest
ers Of America. will hold its biennial CON-
| vcntion in bennington May ~. The cleo
ton Of grand officers for the two years
ensuing Will take place at this time and
the reports Of the different officers for
th" past two years will be received. the
executive council of the grand court will
hold IA meeting in bennington on May II.
| employed as n tailor at Fort Ethan AL
! lem. tell from the north bound train
pvcr the Rutland road. due here al
les. between Charlotte and Shelburnf
Thursday Afternoon. when it was COINS
at fun speed. lie was passing from
pnc car to another and lost his bal.
ance. lie first struck ON his feet and
.hen was thrown OF one shoulder He
was somewhat bruised. but walked &c
Shclburnc. where he took the GAO
'lain 10 this city
The funeral of Dr. Sanford Wager wa.
held from the Methodist Church at tNi
| o'clock Sunday afternoon, conducted By
Tho Rev. George w. Brown, ID. u. Jus
| previous to the service at the church
drawer was offered by Dr. Brown at ia,
Wager home. At the church two sclcc
Tors were rendered by Mrs. A. NJ. Ken
jall Tho intcrnent Was made in lah
View cemetery. the bearers ".ins ". l.
Hurnap. W II. Tyler, II. j. T.. BahS AM
IT, -. Davis. Tho arrangements were II
charge If J. 4. Corhn,
The funeral Of Looms }. Smith VA
held from his late home on Maple stree
sunday afternoon ut $50 o'clock, tn
officiating clergyman being the Rev.