Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
CITY NEWS.

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tons in Montpclicr last week.
George Wilmot was before Judge
Mower Friday for being drunk. lie
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 and
costs of 1919. watch he expects to pay.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
terday 10y George Parker. Il mouldcr Of
Rutland. He has liabilities of S26o.T4 and
assets of sl5o. oil of which arc claimed
exempt.
Mr.. and Mig. T.. l.. Shaw left last even
inE for Austin. MINI. to visit MI. Shaws
brother. They went by the Canadian la-
cilic to st. patl, and expect TO DC gone
nbout Il month.
In city court Friday judgment
was rendered i'll the case of thc Fergu-
son & Adsit Co. VS.. A. a. Hadley for
tho plaintiff to recover damages OF
$1O.25 ana costs.
At tho meeting of the Elks tonight the
question of opcning the new club rooms
viii be discussed. It is probablc that the
opening will not occur until two weeks
from to-morrow night.
The Rev. and Mrs. Gemont Graves will
leave Saturday for Chicago, where they
win spend the winter with the Rev. and
Mrs. J. II. Hopkins. Mrs. Hopkins is Mr..
and Mrs. Graves daughter.
Maxhnm kelley of willis,on, who
WIS arrested by Deputy sheriff Agcl,
was before Justice i. Il. Webster Fri
day for being drunk. He was fined
s. and costs of $500, which he paid.
James Millham Of Shelburnc brought
10 the Free Press office Friday two
Of last years crop of apples, in an "X-
ccllont state of preservation in both
flavor ana appearance.
Joycph Uullahan was arr,iencd before
Justice r. q. Webster Thursday on II
charge OF ntoxication. He pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs of s.. 20,
which he hopes to pay.
Judgment was rendered Monday in
city court in the case of inc Citizens Coal
company ". Eli pesau,"ls for the plain
Tin to recover damages of s3.>> ANA costs
Of 81.
Ncws mas Dcon roc, lived VI TINS city
FROM Brooklyr. y. y, OF tho death Of
Miss Grace T.. ,'ldtt, Youngest daughter
of the hate Atrahtin &nl Sarah Walton
liatt.
Albert r. Billings of Wcathersflcld
fled Il petition in voluntary bankruptcy
Tuesday. He has liabilities of 500
and assets of sass. ut which $50 are
claimed exempt.
james brewster was in city court
Tuesday on a charge of being drunk.
lie pleaded guilty and was fined So and
costs. He could not pay and will serve
the alternate sentence of ten days in
Jail.
Mrs. Tliomts VI. Garfield left Eulling.
ton Thursday noon for II three weeks
visit in Bangor. Nc, after which she
Will spend the winter in Glencoe. H..
with her daughter, Mrs. Norman Harold
Camp.
The condition of Mrs. W. l.. Lance of
Cabot. who was operated upon for APP
lendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
is much improved. Paul Hopkins of
Cabot is also i'll at the hospital with APP
pendic!tis.
Miss Constance Wheeler.
fed by her nieces. the Misses Mary and
Constance Wheeler, daughters of d..
j. r.. Wheeler. and Miss Florence Kinds,
VIII ie"Ne No>e'''oe' i U" an eN'ehoeo
up :" N"''pc'
v... ,.
IL" marriage of Miss Fannie Grace Mum
son t" Frederick Alvin Switser AT Ever
cit. Mass. The bride formerly resided in
Burlington and has many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Switsor will rcsidr in Ever
cit.
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saturday place" IN the hands or Pro-
'a'l"h oilc"r Reeves during ms good
"'h"Nl"r' re IS To pay the costs
'Nl""''ihS 10 SI-'''' put the fnc OF
-" VIII be held over him.
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mont National Guard for this Acar closed
Tuesday. The reports of the various
Companies must b" in the hands of CAM.
c. T.. Bmnham, acting ordnance officer.
lY November ) and his report will be
prt pultd by the 10Th of the month.
lnni, ON Shclburne Farms in Shclburn..
II. had been i'll about two years and WAS
Is years of age. lie is survived nv a
wife and children. The funeral Will he