Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-31
CITY NEWS,

There are good many things which. In
this town, should be- done only after read
fns the want ads. Renting a furnished
room Is one of these things.
John l.. Powers has purchased the livery
business Of Peter Fountain In Winooski
ana will take possession rs soon AS he
RECEIVERS from his recent injuries.
Napoleon ]. DeRouin of Oneonta, N.
y, and Grace Thompson of Chatham N.
Y, were married Tuesday afternoon by
Justice c. -. Grafton at the American
House.
Michael Bonner was before Justice r.
G. Webster Thursday on charge OF IN
tox cation. He pleaded not guilty but was
convicted and was fined y and costs OF
SiAe6 He will serve the alternate sen'
tctce Of ten days in jail.
Joseph DuMal,an was before Justice
F. G. Webster Friday on q charge
Of breach of the pesscs he pleadt0 guilty
and was fined 81 and costs Of ssD. the
alternate sentence being o. days in the
House Of Correction He will pay.
Mrs c. r. stockwell died at her home
N Springfield. Mass. Thursday. She was
the mother Of DIR. Herbert etockwell,
formerly Of this city, and had many &C.
ouaintances here to whom We hews OF
her death comes as a painful message.
I'm the case of NJ 8. Villas VI. Edward
Langlois Judgment was rendered Tues
day for the plaintiff to recover damages
Sf $3.50 and costs of 1851 In the case
of Hyman Gle dstone W. Victoria Jeanteas
damages Of $A6s and costs Of 32.97 were
awarded.
The repairs at the county court
house have been practically completed
end the building will be in readiness
for the opening of court next week
Wedn esday. The most important fea-
ture is the laying of a steel ceiling in
the court room. The repairs cost
1hout s.. 900.
quiet wedding occurred in the par
lors OF st. Joseph's Church at eight
o'clock Monday night when the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Cloerec united in the bonds OF
matrmonv Miss Florence Harlow OF tins
city and Richard Overland of Plainfeld
H. J. The newly married couple left that
eveninE for the groonls home.
William Ctloy was arrested Tuesday
by the police on II charge Of intoxica-
lion. He came here from st Adams.
went to the police Office and wanted to
phako hands with Officer Ryan. He did
60 and when he let 80 he was in jsil.
Cilley is the man who fwas 10 Jail nine
months because he woviasnots tell on the
woman from whom he bought liquor.
J. j. Jones, rs North street, has re-
ceived intelligence OF the death of his
pother, Mrs. J. J. Jones, at Free Soil,
Mich. Mrs. Jones was in her Goth
year and died or heart failure. For
many years Mrs Jones resided at
Vergennes and has maAy relatives liv-
Ing in MontpslisE Middlebury and
pther places in Vermont.
Hugh Thompson left last week fol
Palo Alto, Csl.. where. he will, resume hi.
studies In Leland-stanfotd University
Mr.. Thompson had spent his vacation
here He is a graduate OF the Burlingto or
high school. n. +. Jones. who,was a stu
his course. but will go nskt month u
Havana. Cuba. where he viii be employed
with his brother, E. B. Jon4s, with the
canadian Cuban Land company.
Sister Flynn died at the Fanny Allen
hospital Saturday morning after an illness
OF about ok wee'ss with ,pneumonia. Sis.
ter Flynn was, formerly Mss Maria Flynn
OF Undsrhill and was a daughter Of MIR
and Mrs Wunam Flynn. She was 2s year.
Of age and is survived by q father ant
mother and several bsothers and sisters
The funeral was held Tuesday morn
Ing at. eight, o clock at the hospital. Tit
'nterment was in the hospital grounds
Mrs Olive Painchavd died Sunda!
morning at her late home on Decatu
street at the age Of 81 years. She wa
the wife Of the iate Joseph z. Painchau'
Ind was born n st. Alexander. p. =.
Rhe had BEEN resident OF this city 70
81 years. She 10 survived by four sisters
Mrs. Vsdiboncoeur OF Montreal, Mrs Nor
row and Mrs. Potasr of st. Alexander ant
Mrs PORTER of Worcester. Mas. The fu
neral was held Tuesday morning from
81. Joseph's Church.
Clarence Hook, who is employed a
the State fish hatchery at Roxbury
passed through this city Monda
with 5000 lake trout fry, which wer'
consigned to J. C.. Flynn Of North Dor
set, About 1000 fsh are placed in on
tank and it is necessary to shake an,
pir the water frequently. There hav,
been many shipments Of hsh fry from
the state hatchery this year and tn
business there has been unusually sue
Sessful.
Herman Kieslch died Friday morn
ing at 53O o'clock at his late home. {
North bend street. He was 81 years O
psc and had resided in this city ~ year,
being native Of Germany. He is survive
~ wife. two daughters. Alice, age
four. and Dorothy, aged two. Il f3the
md mother. Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert kies
Itch, and -four brothers and sister. Rob
Pit. Jr, JohE, Emil and Albert an
Augusta. The funeral was held Sur
Gay afternoon form st. Mary's Cathedra
with intcrment in Lake View cemetery.
Humane agent John Fuller drove t
Westford yesterday morning and Will
there found a horse in n lot. consider
sbly the worse from harsh treatment
Complaints had been made to Mr. Full
Ter that the owner of the animal ha
been in the habit Of cruelty treatin
This horse. Fred Trell. who owned tn
animal. was called upon for explana
lion with the result that he was take
before magistrate at Westford Cen
ter. There he pleaded guilty to cruel
ty to animals and was given fine G
IS and costs, which he paid.
The remains of George DuEan c
,Ix lied an, -.