Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
CITY NEWS.


Der of Montpelier. lie has liabilities
Of sIt5S.5l and assets or sSo9.5o, none
of which are claimed exempt.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
Saturday Ivy Harry J. Woollcy. a farm
rr Of Whcclock. He has liabilities OF
si.s5G.97 and assets Of si.16o.6S, OF
which 1904 arc claimed exempt.
James. Kelley of Colchester was ar
raipncd before Judge Hawkins III city |
court Thursday on charge Of intoxica-
ton. Tic was fined s. and costs. TIC VIII
serve the alternate sentence of ten days
In Jail
c.c,rrc y. johnson. clerk OF the
United states courts. went TUESDAY
70 Rutland. where he adjourned tho
October term of court until Tuesday,
February ~. at p. M owing to the
Illness of Judge Wheeler.
Albert Monbarrcn was in city court
Monday ON n charge of intoxication
lie pleaded guilty and was fined s. and
costs of $9.29. which he paid. He Is
discharged soldier and was on his way
lomc when he got drunk
r. H. BaEnall. tho popular tenor III
.h, Unitarian Church choir for the past
two wears. has resigned his position, to
tnl,c effect May I. fic proposes 10 study
for the stage during the summer ana
will leave Burlington during the month
Of May.
Dr n. G. Tinkham of this city and
William Richmond of Newport ieit
yesterday for New York. and Will en-
Dark i'm u few days for ~ trip OF SIX
weeks They will visit the Bcrmudas,
Porto Rico points in South America,
Santiago and Havana, Cuba, and other
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Rousseau left yes
tcrday for Albuquerque. New Mexico.
where they expect to reside, the cause
Of their removal being to benefit Mr..
Rousseau's health. For the past five
years he has been Il clerk in the office
of the Queen City Cotton company.
Two p, titions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday. Fred a. Haskell. IA stone
cutter OF Barre. has liabilities OF s.69.S3
and assets of SlGS, of which $50 are elaine
cd oxmpt. Hiram ~ Cleveland, a black
smith of 81. Johnsbury. has liabilities of
sal and assets of $9jS. of which $3.50 are
claimed exempt
TWO petitions in bankruptcy were filed
ghursdly. Eugene S. brigham. a line
man of st. Johnsbury. has liabilities of
$50. % and assets of $A2. of which $500
are claimed exempt. T.. NJ Matthews,
Il farmer of Middle bury, has liabilities Of
$l.o.9l and assets Of sl.0s0, of which $3.50
arc claimed exempt
w. W. Johonnott, who recently grad
untcd from tho college of ostcopathy
at krksvilc. Mo-, has arrived in this
city and is spending some time with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johonnott
lie will take a postgraduate course in
Boston. He is entertaining DR.. &. T.
Cook OF Springfield, H., for u few
days.
Henry Clark. for II long time Il resi-
dent of this city, died at his home. !01
Howard street Saturday morning of
paralysis and heart failure. He il
survived by Il wife. whom he married
several years ago. but leaves no chill
.ircn. The funeral was held from the
home Monday afternoon at two O'Clock
and the burial was made in Lake View
cemetery.
T.. G. Parker has rented of II. e. Rogers
the front portion of the lattcrs store at
Ii@ Cherry street and in the near future
Will open merchant tailoring establish.
mcnt there. Mr.. Rogers, who is at pres.
MT travelling in the interests Of his bus
n".s, will continue to conduct his bicyCl,
and sowing machine trade in the real
apartments.
Isadorc Barney OF Interval avenue die,
Monday afternoon ut 80 O'Clock ut tn
npc Of 50 years. Tho cause of his dealt
iutlimpOiD DnI bp ho. III e.,
rbout two weeks He leaves n daughter
Mrs. Georgianna Martin. and two sons
Joseph and Leander Barney. all Of thi
lily. The funeral was held at 81
Ioscph's Church Wednesday morning. III
'ormcnt was in Mount Calvary Gem.
terry.
\ meeting OF Vermont Commander,
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion, wi
-" held at the rooms of the commander
IN the Hayward block Tuesday evening
February H. The report of the commtte
appointed To prepare a memorial on Il,
late Capt. II. T.. Foster OF Derby will b
presented and the commander. Senate
Rcdhcld Proctor will announce the nom
nnting committee, which will report 4
the annual meeting to be held next Ma,
The funeral Of Peter T.. Peasc was hel
from the home OF his son. Fred s. Peas
Tuesday afternoon at 80 o'clock, cor
Quoted by Prof. J. Il. Goodrich and Pres
dent NJ. II. Buckham. The body WI
placed in the vault in Lake View cem'
terry, the bearers being two sons. Fred
Pcasc and Charles u. Poase II grandson
Ferdinand H. pcase and II son-in-lay
Walter X. Newton of Andovcr. Mass. IT
arrangements were in charge of ]. /
Corbn.
The examinations of the State boar
CT medical examiners were continued
the Y. NJ. &. A. building yesterday. d
j.. n. Godfrey OF Chelsea had charge
the forenoon session, while DIR. Hem
James OF Waterbury presided at the 4
tcrnoon session. The present session
examinations will be concluded to- dsl
LAST evening the board held a meetiI
at the Van Ness House and decided
hold u three days session of examin
tions in this city, beginning the secor
Tuesday in July. thus giving an ear
opportunity for the medical graduates
IL" University of Vermont to qualify f
practice in this State.
The annual meeting OF the Burlingt'
Ease Ball association was to have bet
l.ld Monday morning at ten o'clock b
)nly about Il dozen of the stockhOldc
appeared In consequence OF the smi