Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-29
CITY NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles n. Spear an
uounce the engagement of their only
laughter, Judith Elizabeth Spear. to Or.
James La Sail. Miner of st. Johnsbury.
IN city court TIL, sday judgment was
endcred in the case of Brown & Taft vs.
NJ @. Kenyon for the plaintiffs to re-
cover damages of 1864 and costs of $o.3.
Victor Tyrrll and Miss charlotte Blair
were quietly marred Tuesday AFTERNOON
at st. Mary's Cathedral the Rev. j. f.
ellis officiating.
In CITY cour. Monday judgment was
rendered in the case Of II. w. Allen q
Co vs Anna Mace for the plaintiff to
recover damages of $s.s6 and costs Of
1914.
Paul Warner, who was arrested
Tuesday by Officer Brothers and turn
ed over to tho Richmond authorities
for grand larceny. was brought to the
county jail yesterday as he has been
held for trial in county court.
The burlington base ball team began
the season by defeating Rutland at
Athletic park Saturday to 5. The
team was defeated at Rutland Tuesday.
9to 0, and again at Athletic park We'd
nesday by Rutland. to 4.
S. II. Eldrcd Of Sheldon was before
Clerk ';cores r. Johnson Friday or an
indictment found against him for max
ing false entry of a horse which he inn
ported into the United States from Cam
ada. Bail was fixed at 500. which was
furnished.
4. A. HALL arbitrator in tho case of tho
lIhbard a. Perkins Shoe 60. VS.. Allen,
Young & CO.. has rendered decision
whereby the defendant company is to
pay the plaintiffs $50. r. C.. Mower APP
pcared for the plaintiffs and Powell &
Powell for the defendants.
The Kings Daughters of Chittenden
county will hold union meeting at the
tniversalist Church at Richmond. FRI
day. June 30. A basket lunch will be
served at noon. Persons attending from
burlington will go on the White Noun
tain train leaving at 1910 n. m.
Miss Josie Gimond and Charles Henry
Fisher were married at the Methodist
parsonage Tuesday afternoon by thu
Rev. George Brown. Mr.. Fisher was
formerly a soldier in the British army.
and served throughout the Boer war.
The couple will reside in Burlington.
Mrs. Mary Louise Tohen. wife of Jo-
seph Brodcur. died Saturday morning at
her homo. "a South Champlain street. She
was 40 years of age and is survived by
husband and a son, Frank. The funeral
was held Monday morning at nine o'clock
at ST. Josephs Church. with nterment in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Paul Warner was arrested Tuesday
by Officer Brothers on a charge Of grand
larceny He was wanted at Richmond
and it was at the request of the officers
there that the Burlington police ar
rested him. Constable McGargan came
to Burlington Tuesday morning and
took Warner back with him.
Miss Mary f.. Rafferty, died on Saturday
at the Providence Orphan asylum AT the
age of 50 years. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock from,
the asylum. The bearers were members
of that institution. The internent was in
ST. Joseph's cemetery. j. X. Kelley had
charge of the arrangements.
Three petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Monday in the office Of Clerk George r..
johnson. They were follows: Thomas
Bcvens. a butcher and farmer Of Fairfax.
liabilities. $873.09. assets 81 OBS. all exempt
y. F.. Grover of Bristol. liabilities 81, 402. H.
assets $685. exempt $500; james Smith
quarryman, Of Woodbury.. liabilities 1851 ST
assets 1915. exempt $50.
The condition of J. l.. Powers. who
was shot at his home at the mouth OF
the river and who is at present at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. remains about
the same. 1t cannot be said that he
Is out of danger as one of his wounds
Is bleeding a great deal of the time
II blood poisoning does not set in. it is
elicvcd that the patient will recover
Mrs Patrick Farrell, aged 81 years, died
At her home. Al Spring street Tuesday
nHht after an illness of two months with
t'rish's disease. Mrs. Farrell is survived
oy her husband. two sons, George of chi
,aeo. John II. of this city. two daughters
Mary \. and Katherine both of this city
oosdes one sister. Mrs. Anna Brown o
81. Regis Falls, n. Y.
During the circus parade Tuesday the
store IF J. j. Kennedy on Cherry street
mas entered and $165 in money and checks
aiken from the safe. Mr.. Kennedy had
cooked tho door to the store and stepped
nut to Church street. The thief gained
'ntranre by cutting a screen in "A win
low. finding the safe unlocked. At
the home of Mrs. Arvilla Somers on
Lafayette Place Sl4 was stolen from the
oom of Miss Helen G. Hendee
James j Clark died Friday morning
u ll;io o'clock at the Fanny Allen hospi
al after an illness Of eight weeks will
p"rnici"us anaomia. The body was re-
moved yesterday afternoon to the honi
81 his brother John l.. Clark. of Smith
l.ane. The late MIR Clark was IS years o
age ana had always been resident u
mis- city. lie was "A member OF Cour
Burlington. No. ), Forostcrs of America
and Court No. 562. Catholic Order of For
psters. He is survived by a son. JOSEPH
L.. of Mineville, \. Y, and three brothers
Michael j., and John L. of this city an,
Edward NJ. Mann Of Randolph. Mass
md Miss Lois f. Hills of this city wer
quietly married Tuesday afternoon n
the residence of A. A. Buell. of Soutl
Prospect street. Tho Roy. q. W. Brown
.. d., performed the ceremony in III
piese nee of small gathering Of relatives
The rooms were tastefully decorated will
ferns cut flowers. etc. The bride was un
attended and they left Immediately afte
thc ceremony for Waterbury, where the
will remain until Saturday They vii
Then return to this city and thence T.