Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01
CITY NEWS,

Tho W. c. r Y. have arranged for
boatride on the steamer Vermont, Satur-
day, June g. to Fort Frederic.
G. W. Davis. the we'll known musician.
IL critically i'll at the home Of Mr.. and
Reeves Il Villas sold Saturday for Mar
tin Berry his place at South Burlington
to Frank Shepard. The consideration
was $40
Judgment was rendered in city court
Yesterday in the case Of the Holton Hard
ware rompany ys. c. r. Vadncv for the
plaintiff to recover damages Of $500 and
costs OF $3.50.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Snt-
urday by A. l.. Douglass. n iaborer Of
Concord. TIE has liabilities of &oSj and
assets Of s57s Of which $3.50 are claimed
exempt
Mrs Eli Suprcnant died at her home on
Convent square Tuesday evening
after a long illness with consumption. She
was y years Of age and Is survived by "a
husband and live small children.
stephen Martin was in city court Sat-
nrday on a charge Of stealing shovels.
He offered plea of not guilty and FUR
nished bail in the sum OF $50, the case
being continued.
c. r. Smith, a locomotive engineer Oh
this city, filed a petition in bankruptcy
Monday. He has liabilities of Ss4"'e'
and assets of ti1i, OF which 500 are c!ainl-
I'd exempt.
Mrs. Elizabeth Malarey. who has made
her home in this city for many years.
left Monday for Los Angeles. Cal, III
which CITY she will reside in the future
with her son. Charles Malaney.
mond Ihyrcson was arraigncl in
city court yesterday for being dunk. He
pleaded Cu.'ty and was fined s. and costs
e se7o. lie could not pay and will serve
the alternate sentence OF ten days in
jail.
The annual bench show Of TIE Cham
plain Kennel club is in progress al the
armory of Company NJ. 1t began Tues.
day and will close tonight. In the num-
Der Of valuable dogs entered the cXhibi-
tion surpasses any Of previous wears.
Louis LABEL Of Wlliston and Nellie
Sanderson of this city were in city court
Monday for being drunk. Fines o. s.
and costs were taxed. The former paid
and the latter will serve the alternate
rentcncc of ten days in Jail.
John + Flahcrty has been elected dele.
ratc to represent Burlington Topographic
cal Union, No. 3Ie at the international
Typographical Union convention to be
held at Toronto. Ont. beginning August
il, -e05. The alternate is +. l.. Saltus.
Mrs. c. b. Morris of - Park street
Montclair. N. j., has rented Grass Mount
for the summer months. She will tax;
possession OF the premises July and
from then until September % the house
will he open for the accommodation OF
snnrner Loarders.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Ferdinand Tidmarsh OF
Wilmington, Del. and Miss Katherine
Frances Bowman. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Bowman of this city
In st. townsville. n. Y. by the Rev
Father O'Connor.
George II. Dragon and Miss Emeli,
rromblcy were quietly married Monday
morning at $3.50 o'clock at st. Joseph
Church. The Rt Rev. Mgr. Cloarec per.
formed the ceremony. A reception was
hcli yesterday afternoon at the bride:
home on Hayward street.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were file,
Friday. Alfred Parah, a farmer .
Fairfield. has liabilities of $3.50 and asse L
Of $3.50. of which $252 are claimed exempt
\. l.. Douglass. a laborer of Concord
nas liabilities of 1856 and assets of 1915, o
which 1850 are claimed exempt.
The Hon. J. r. Norton, formerly o
Richmond. but now of fonca. Oklahoma
is visiting old friends in Richmond. Bur
lington and elsewhere in Chittendei
county. Mr.. Norton is an influential maj
in political affairs and occupies the dis
tnguished position OF speaker of tn
House of Representatives in Oklahoma.
In city court Friday Judgment wa
rendered in the case of the Leader Evapo
rator Co. VS.. Alfred Parah. for the plain
tiff to recover damages of Slo5.s5 and cost
of $3.50. In the case OF e. J. Ferguson VI
r. j. Ouigley, Judgment was rendered ia
tho plaintiff to recover damages of 500
and costs Of 1914.
The annual meeting Of the Burlngto
Light g. Power Co. was held Frida
morning. when the following officers wer
elected: President and treasurer Morri
". Stroud; secretary. F. II. Parker; d
rectors NJ. W. Stroud. s. F. Curtis. A
f. Richardson, F. +. Burgess and F. II
Parker
Mrs. Harriet Ann Kittredge. aged s
years, died At the home Of her daughter
Mrs Rogers, at 5O7 North street FIR
day morning Of chronic nephrtis. Mrs
kittredge was native OF Roxbury
Mass. A funeral service was held at tn
home Of Mrs Rogers Saturday mOrnin
at 9:45 and the remains wer
aiken on the l:l5 train to Westfeld
Mass, for intermcnt
Leonard c.. the three months old sol
II Mr. and Mrs. Leon Munscn of IL
Cherry street, died at $50 o'clock Thurs
dav morning. The child was one o
twins. the other having died not quit
three weeks ago. The funeral wa
held from the home Friday afternoon a
four o'clock and was private Th
burial was made in Lake View GENE
terry.
4 large number OF Burlington poop
took advantage Of tho low rates on II
AXE steamers Tuesday. over 500 excu
cauxay At this port and visited vario,
places along the lake, and over 500 visitc
this city from Plattsbureh. The Mar
nuita took a large party Of 81 to Ced;
Beach Again in the evening, the knigh