Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-02
CITY NEWS.

place with the Old Bee Hive, has ac-
copied a position with Il Boston firm as
a travelling salesman.
rho recent search at Hotel Lawrence
Mt Shelburnc did not disclose enough IL
ruor to warrant prosecution. only a
small quantity of wine being found.
Fred Lavgnc OF Hincsburgh and Julia
1.avigne Of this city were married by
the Rt. Rev. Mgr Cloarec ut St. Jo-
seph's Church February Is.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Fir
day by William r. Engrcn. II drover of
Rutland. He has liabilities of 81 GS6.40 and
assets of 500, all of which are claimed
exempt
Joseph r. Iavelle died carly Saturday
morning in Col chester and the body was
sent Saturday afternoon to his home in
Barre. j. X. Kelley had charge Of the
arrangements.
A petition in bankruptcy WAS filed
Tuesday ny Benjamin r. Rikcr, Il
drover of Randolph Tic has liabilities of
sI.4oG and assets of s5,6ii, Of which si,is7
are claimed exempt.
Miss Anne O'Bricn, who for the past
nine years has been engaged with the Old
Bee Hive. resigned her position Satur
day. She will 20 soon to Richmond, where
she will open Il store.
Myron G. Norton. formerly connected
with the Northern Electric company oil
this city. is now located in Panton, ILL.,.
whcrc hc Is engaged with his brother in
he publishing business.
Mrs. Charles Vincent. aged IS years.
dlod at 1890 Friday evening of gem
c,.il debility at her homo, s.. South lat
terry street. she leaves one daughter who
resides ia koeno y. II.
in the case of Louise a. Allen vs.
Dean Foster " Co. and q. y. Jarvis
trustee judgment was wondered Monday
iii city court for tn" plaintiff to recover
uan,.. 20, OF s>o ana costs of sos.
The case Of S. NJ. Athcrton and =. A.
Anterior VS. 4. H. Berringcr was tried
Tuesday before Justice J. II. MaCombcr
Possession of the premises sued for was
granted together with damages and
costs.
Frank Duby was arraigned before
llid.c Iliw kins in city court Thurs
day on "A charge of intoxication. lie
shI' TX XVI I'll uliR tll HlEil wine. lie
was fined the usual 81 and costs OF
sli.S5.
Two cases were entered Tuesday in the
county clerks office. They were those Of
Hen l.. pevcreuN. administrators, W. X.
J. Perkins and l." W. Anterior. and Al
fred Romprey vs.. the Richforl Foundry
company.
ff,.
years has been in the employ Of tho
sp1uldirg Il Kimball company. has sov-
cr'd his connection with that company
and associated himself with the Gregory
Grain company.
hc next meeting of the Vermont State
board of pharmacy for examinations will
l." held at the state House in MONTPELIER,
Wednesday, April 5. at 10 n. IN. Appica-
lions for examination must he made to j.
6. Bcllrosc. secretary. Burlington.
iS'ds we're opcncd Tuesday by Captain
=. y. 1.amorcux. constructing quarter
master for the erection of lavatory adj
tlition to the duartcrnastCr shop building
~ Fort Ethan Allen.Thcrc were three
bidders. NJ. j. Fitzpatrick of Pittsburgh.
y. y. being the lowest AT Sl..s5.
of this city. St. Joseph's asylum receives
- bcqucst of 5000 and the pastors at
st. Mary's Cathedral and st. Joscph's
'hurch each received 500. This estate paid
AN Inheritance tax of ST O9l. ~ to the state
Thomas Y. Wright. who has been en-
rloyeJ in the II. w. Alien store for the
past nine years. has resigned his position
there and will assume the managcmont of
th" new Syndicate Clothing Coz who's,
s,or" viii be located in the Y. NJ. G. 4.
block.
Justice Martin s. Villas has rendered
Judgment ia the ease OF Van A. Nye vs.
john f.. Gcndron and trustee for the
rhiuilff TO recover damages of s766 with
costs taxed at yi4l and judgment render
81 against the trustee in the amount Of
his disclosure or sls.
Robert II. Brown. who has been
with II. ". Allen u co. in the gentle
mons furnishings dcpa RI mcnt has ac-
copied II position with the Syndicate
Clothing company. The new firm ex-
poets now To open it's doors for bust
ness about March Is.
j. J Trail, who for over two years has
been bookhoepcr in the local office of the
metropolitan Life Insurance company. has
secured "A position with large contract
III" concern in Minneapolis and left Sat
urday to assume his new duties. Mrs
lralll and her mother, Mrs. =. D.
nlodeett, will follow in about a month
u. NJ. Delaney treated the children 81
81 Jos"phs Orphan asylum to n barge
rld' ana dinner Tuesday afternoon. After
ridins about the city in the burecs Gov
Van Ness, Pant Eovore, Elondikc and
Commodore Dewey, they were given a
dinner and Hospitality entertained at the
Hotel Eurlinston.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Monday John Parron of this
city had liabilities Of $263 and assets
of $l2, all of which are claimed ex.
enpt. l.. f. Hull of st. Johnsbury. q
carriage maker. has liabilities OF
s2,9iS.So and assets of 1880 of which
1888 are claimed exempt
Van y. NNc has been nominated as
-ohuol commissioner by the democratic
committee OF ward five to take the place
of .. &. Miller, resigned. Tho committee
at the caucus was authorized to ill any
vacancies that might occur and in nomi-
mating Mr. Nyc acted under these direc.
tons
The festival chorus met TUESDAY and
voted To give Il light opera under Mr..