Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-07
CITY NEWS,

This restless world is full Of chances
and the person who keeps IN touch win
the ads. is not apt to overlook many "l
them
Byron Anthony and Miss Eva Gates
wore married Wednesday Nov. % at
the Episcopal residence ~ ~. Mary
Cathedral by the Rev. J. i. Giilis
Mrs William Senclc aged - years,
died yesterday morning at her mono III
shclhuinc. Thc funeral will he held sat
Nrday morning from tho Shclhurns Cath"
Ole Church.
Mr. and Mrs 4. Henry Powell an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Gertrude Reed Powell. to Dudley II.
Morris son OF Or. and Mrs. George +.
Morris Of New York city.
pr. John Waite Avery. formerly Of this
city. accompanied by his family. recently
sailed for Germany. where he will
spend six months in study at the clirics
of Berlin. vienna. and Munich.
petition N bankruptcy was Med
Nov. % by Tohn f.. Iurkc. a lahorer
of -. Adams lie has liabilities OF
sl45 and assets of 800, all OF which
are claimed exempt.
llan. II. Hicks and Miss Mary Helen
ruqu"ttc werc married Thursday after.
noon at four o'clock at St Joseph 8
Chrron roctrrv by tho W Rev. Mgr.
Cloa-co. Til. bridorrouir's home IS IN
M"rristown.
Rert Flaherty. who underwent a Sue
cessful operation for appendicitis at
the Fanny Allen hospital five weeks
age. has completely recovered and has
resumed his position in the Free Press
composing room.
Eugcno Mctiowan was arrested Mon
day by Deputy Sheriff Ravlin on a
charge of breach of the peace. He was
erra igned before Justice f. q. Webster
He pleaded guilty and was fined 81 and
costs. which he paid.
4 despatch TO tho Free Press Tues
Hay announced the death in Barber
ton. ohio, Of Mrs Marietta Wallace
Wurthcn. wife of f.. a. Worthen for
merry OF this city, Tic funeral will
laN. place this afternoon in this city
Tho rain which fell tho latter part IF
saturday night turned to snow about
sight o'rlock sunday morning and con-
tnucd through the day About three
inches OF heavy snow fell and few
sleiShs were brought out during the af
ternoon and evening.
There are two errors among the
Shelburne subscribers in the telephone
book recently issued. Roberts d De
Vet, : store should be 49, instead of
Jat. n 7
renee proprietor. should be 1916 in
stead OF 49,.
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Dalton. who
were married in New York city Novem-
her %. have returned to this city and are
at home. 23o Pearl street Mrs. Dalton
WAS formerly Hiss Beatrice Elizabeth
Rostwick daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
r. II. Bostwick Of New York city.
Louis Gernan, who has been on duty
as fireman at fire station No. |. re-
signed his position Friday and Satur-
uiday morning left for Montreal on. route
- Manitoba. where he has obtained a
position. William Snow of Peru street
has been appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by Mr.. Germain's resignation.
4 petition FL bankruptcy was flied I|'i.
Gay ny L Ttuk ItOWt, Id!iiltl ana
miller OF Jericho. lie has liabilities Of
30. of which 1880 arc secured and
sl5sos.9o are unsecured. the remainder be-
ing due in wages. His assets are 20.j96. Is,
Of which sls3nO are in real estate. lie
claims 81 10 exempt.
Louis Shelley who has been in Jail sew
,ral months charged with grand larceny
and who could not hc tried at the last
~.
adjournment. furnished bail in the sum
of $500 Friday before J. ". Lyon as
ristant judge. His case will he taken up
y, the March term of court.
In city conr, Nov. "s iudvcmont
VAS rendered in the case Of the Iiol-
'on Hardware 60. vs.. j. W Fargo for
ne plaintiff 10 recover damages of
:2s74 aud costs of sls.39 In the case
# the Grand Union Tea Co vs.. John
Scan, judgment was rendered for the
riantiff to recover damages Of $596
md costs.
George w. Spicor and Miss Anna Far
~ were quietly married Thursday even
ne ~ tie episcopal residence OF St
.larys Cathedral by the Rev i. f. tillis.
The bridegroom is sergeant in the
,"srital corps at Fort Ethan Allen and
ID. brides home is in New York They
MI reside in this city.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
saturday in the office Of Clerk George T..
Johnson. William Il. Pratt Il merchant of
springfield, has liabilities Of 1881 E and
assets of s359.S9, of which 500 are claim
ID exempt. Mary Comstocll and Arthur
Constock of St Adams have liabilities
"f s4'e.o0 and assets Of $50. all of which
're claimed exempt.
inc steamer Chateaugay made a special
rip IN "estport on Saturday. returning
ann % tons Of baed hay consigned TO
,caiers in this city. The Chateaugay will
make the last trip OF the season on tho
"ih when navigation on Lake Champlain
NH close. The ocean liners have cis
"onl hued their trips to Montreal on the
St Lawrence river.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the H,,r,in.,o,