Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-30
CITY NEWS,

They VIII reside Ill Boston.
Dr. II. G.. Tinkham returned Sunday
morning from u seven weeks trip through
the West Indies and to South America.
In city court yesterday Judgment was
rendered in the ease of q. c. Taylor VS..
G. +. Crngin for the plaintiff to recover
damages of s2O.04 and costs Of $12.9i.
]. q. Asclinc. who was arraigned In city
court Monday for intoNication. pieadco
guilty to the charge and received a me
Of 81 and costs of $50. which he PAID
Albert Dow was in city court Thursday
on q charge of ntoxiCation. lie was hned
g. and costs of ss79. the alternate sen
tcncc being - days in jail
News has been received in this city Of
the death in Troy. y. " Of Leslie T..
Scott, youngest son of William w. and
Sophie Scott. formerly of this city.
Edward Rogers pleaded guilty Monday
in city court to Il charge of intoxicItion
and received Il inc of s. and costs Of SLID
with an alternate sentence of 10 days In
Jail. lie took the alternative.
petition in bankruptcy was filed Mon
day by William Tulip. a farmer of Con-
cord. His liabilities were SAFE and as
s'.t-. f','Op, l'SS Sl,'V' cNtI 'S'iiilt'tV III
valuation of farms. when leaves 1888
Fred Marsalios, II whoclwright Of Mid
dlohurv. filed Il petition in bankruptcy
Thu, sday. He has liabilities OF $i53 and
assots of So, all of which arc claimed
exempt.
The boat shon belonging to the late
Joseph Richard. which is situated on Bat
tory street, was opened Monday morn
ing under the management of Alfred
Richard.
1rvine r Webb of Ware. Mass. and
Miss Angie stone of this city are to be
married at the home Of Miss Stones sis
ter. Mrs. T. +. Strong. in Ware, Mass.
Thursday evening, April 6.
y petition in bankruptcy was filed
Saturday by L. Philip Levcsauc OF this
ci''. vho gives his occupation as that
OF hotel keeper. lie has liabilities Of
sl.S16S0 and no assets.
telegram was received in this city
Thursday announcing the death at VIII
m.ncton of a. l.. Childs. brother Of w.
II. Chjlds and Mrs. II. c. tlary. and
an uncle of Mrs. T.. $. Adsit Of this city.
Edward Payea was in city court Mon
day, charged with intoXication. His case
was continued from Saturday tn Mon
day when he pleaded guilty and re-
ccived q fine of S. and costs OF s9i1, which
he paid.
Or. Roy H. Peck. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
f. s. Peck Of this city. is now located
in New York city, in the office Of DR..
Ferd G. Valentine. the noted specialist
N Eenito-urinarv diseases, whose Office
S at Ii West list street.
Work on the municipal electric light
| plant is proceeding very slowly. 1t was
| expected that the plant would be in
opcration carly in March but now il is
| not thought it can he ready before May
| I. The delay is due wholly to tho con-
tractors
Frederick H. Prouty. travelling sales
man for the Holton Hardware company
entertained the members of the Ethan AL
len club last evening. ut which time he
| md Miss Harriet Cole were married
| IN Marshfield, the brides home.
The work upon the construction Of the
now building for the medical department
If the University of Vermont. which was
suspended two months ago owing to the
colo weather, has been resumed. 1t is cx-
rocted that the building will be completed
before the annual commencement.
William STANLEY pleaded guilty satur-
cation and was fined So and costs If 60 20
lie cannot pay and will serve the alter
nate sentence of IN days in jail. Edward
pa.a Was also arraigned on similar
charge but tho case WAS continued until
Monday, bail being fixed at so.
1t is reported that the old steamer
| ReiuIrar which has la m l,, sbc
near Whitehall. n. V, for some time, is
being fitted UP as an excursion steamer
70 ho run ON Lake Champlain. Nearly
'thrcC years ago the Reindeer sank near
tn" Central Vermont dock in this city.
Il was later removed to Whitehall.
We are glad to report that Bishop
fiall continues steadily to improve. A.
tn" wound heals somewhat slowly the
bishop cannot Yet sit up at all. and it
viii probably be some time before he will
b. allowed to leave the hospital. But his
general condition is excellent, indeed
quite unusual after such an operation.
The ease of Leon Hicks for non-support
which was continued from March II to
Monday, WAS taken up in city court
Monday morning. In view of tho new
circumstances winch shed "A different as
PCT upon Ilcks's case, motion was
made by states Attorney Sherman anc
TIE respondent Was discharged on a nolit
proscGui,
The case ~ Niles X Young of Bloom.
Eston, ILL., vs.. y, g. Howe of Jericho
WIS entered Y'stcrdaY in the county
clerks once. II Is an action to recover q
debit ON Il Judgment. The ease WAS tricC
in Illinois and damages of s5S2Os wer,
r. ndcrcd for the plaintiiI. who now seek.
to recover 500 on that verdict. r. w TAT,
appears for the plaintiff.
q. l.. Alexander, secretary Of the loca
board of ciVil service examiners has re.
rclNod notice of an examination to be hello
here Arril IL covering the positions oil
carpenters foreman, skilled workmen
carprntcr's helper, boiler maker and con
pcrsmith: and on April % for bridge car
pointer and trained nurse (mulc or fcmale)
all on the Panama canal.
Joseph Corloy, who for the past fv,
years has been employed by the Bur
| lhGton Drug company, loft Monday
morning for Proctor. where he has
position as stenogra phcr with the Yer
mont Marble company. Mr.. Corley wa!
presented on saturday with set o.
silver mounted military brushes b,
the office clerks, as u token of theil