Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-23
CITY NEWS.

enhurch, filed Il petition in bankruptcy
Friday Iio has liabilities of 1919 and
assets of 81, OF which $40 arc claimed
exempt.
Reeves a Villas sold yesterday tor Moses
Lavcnc his farm in South Burlington,
tnown AS "thc old experiment farm"
10 Dcanc s. Bliss Of Washugton ~. G..
for $500
Maurice hughes. merchant of
FoultncN. filed a petition in bankruptcy
Thursday. TIE has Utilities of sIiciic7
md assets Of sial. of Witch t1l5 are
claimed cAc,npt
In the case Of l.. \. Eoslwck vs.. T..
r.. Bostwick and William Lyon Judgment
was rendered Tuesday by Justice J. r.
stcarns for the plaintiff to recover dam
Iges of Sli and costs of si31.
Monday morning the keel and II
frames of the new lake steamer which is
being built AT Sholburne harbor. were set
up and If the weather is favorable it IL
expected that the remaining 30 frames will
pc set W. this week.
Eugene \. l.afountain, who conduct cd
= drug store in Burlington about 10 years
$50 is III this city and will probably open
drug store lvorc soon. Of late Mr.. La
fountain has been travelling salesman for
Park. Davis Il Go. of Detroit, Mich.
Toronto paper announces the death
~ hat city ON November ~ OF Hcu janin
rronyn. formerly of this city. Mir
rrunyn WAS III his ejtli year and died from
the effects of paralysis. lie is survived by
widow. four SONS and a daughter.
Michael Bonner was Tuesday fined 80
sud costs Of S,.19 10y Justice j. q. Web
Nor for a second ofiensc Of intoxcatjon.
A. he could not pay he was taken by Dep
Wy sheriff Ravlin to Rutland to serve
On alternate sentence of 1oi days in the
| Mouse Of Correction.
Bcrt Elanerty, an employee of the Free
Press who was taken ~ III" Fanny Al
lon hospital three weeks ago Yesterday
Tor ar operation for appendicitis. was re-
moved To his home at L. North han plain
street yesterday. Tho patients condition
Is much improved.
Harry Rodgers of -. Ahaus. a branch
brakeman between this city and Essen
junction. was taken dd"rly Ill Mon
day aftcrn"un while on duty at Essex
Junction. He was brought back To this
city and removed to the Mary Fletcher
hospital in tie ambulance.
The remains Of Mrs Harriet A. Noycs
| o.. expected TO reach here this evening.
u h. funeral services wc:c held ut u.h-
kosh. WIS. on TresIav and thc inter-
| rl"it. with committal service viii tIk,
! rlace at Lake View cemetery Oh Friday
sfterncon 1t three o'clock.
TWcnty-fvc candidates have entered
the, names as competitors i'll the exam
ina ion to be held at Washington. II. c..
to I'll the five vacancies existing in the
tinted States marine corps. The exani-
nations will he held ON December ii. Ncr-
mont is represented by j. clyde Ross.
-. J. McAtecr, wandering printer,
0lo WAS seeking aid Of his fellow work
| Incn in this city Wednesday, was in city
court Thursday for being drunk. He
pleaded guilty and was fined s. and
costs Of $50. He will serve the alternate
sentence of ten days i'll jail.
| The wedding Of Michael IIourihan and
Hiss Agnes Crowley which was to have
taken place Tuesday in Essex junction.
las been indefinitely postponed. ownin-
10 Tic serious illness of Mr.. Iiourihan. His
li,m" is III Springfield. Mass, but at pre- s.
chi he is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Id
ward Iyncs of spruce street, threatened
| with pneumonia.
rhc initial number Of the Vermont
Cathnic Review made it's appearance
Saturday. The sheet contains ii pages,
devoted 10 local diocesan and national
Catholic interests, as we'll as "A consider
+ proposed To issue the paper every Sat
nrlay. T. l.. Sculiy is editor and proprie-
tor.
Henry Greene G.cd saturday evening DIT
his home ON Cherry street at the age oC
~ years. He had been ill ;bou, II year
with tuberculosis. He is survived 10y Il
mother, Mrs. jose phnc Greene, four broth
Pr. Fred Of Lisbon, y. H.. and George
William and Joseph of this city. lie also
ieaN,s Nv" sisters, Mrs. Olive Barber of
tAsi Rchford and Miss Malyina Greene
rt tins city
Thomas Redmond of Pearl street has
sold the famous mule Barney to George
Hart Of Charlotte. Mr.. Redmond bought
.llo mule of Harry Thomas at the recent
suction sale and worked HIM for :; few
s1ys on his farm in Wlliston. lie was
very docile and seemed contentcd with
'iie Mr. Hart will use him ON a tread
| p"woi. which viii operate a cream sep
srator, and it is probable that Barney
Hill he even more docilc in the days to
como.
Charles T.. Jones and Miss Mabel Stay
were quietly married Tuesday nornine
- tho Episcopal residence Of ST. MarN's