Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-21
CITY NEWS.

md was fined s. and costs which he paid
owing TO tho rain Saturday. the Hines
burgh races were postponed until mex
Saturday. tho 23rd, when the final meet
Ing of the season will be held.
The marriage at winooski of Agnes
Il. Morrill, and Frank NJ Page is an
nounccd. Both young people were
residents of Burlington.
The following mon were fined S. and
costs Monday in city court for being
drunk; William smith, Victor Horncr
William Ramsey. Lewis Milo and Arthur
Ecau, ois.
Philip Cordin of Colchester, who was
lrraigned in city court Thursday
morning, pleaded guilty to a charge OF
ntoxication and was fined 50 and costs
VI $1129.
In city court Monday judgment wat
endered by Judge Mower for the plaintiff
recover damages of $26.,4 and costs
II $500 in the case of Arbucklc Co. VS.
Y. II. Cross.
Or. William e. Ross VINO graduated
rom the department of medicine in thu
nted in Pittsford where he has asso.
dated himself with DR.. II. II, Swift,
Frank Seymour died at his home on
North avenue at $50 o'clock Thursday
afternoon. aged IS years. lie is sur
Yivcd by wife and three children.
Tie funeral was held from ST. Jo-
Ieph's Church Saturday morning at
line o'clock.
DR.. ]. W, Morrow was taken Saturday
q Brattlcboro. where there was a hearing
Iefore Judge Wheeler upon his petition
u have the bail in the alleged malprac ticc
lase reduced from $4,000. After the hear
ng the amount was reduced to $1,000.
Col. Stephen T. Jocelyn. general staff
L. S. A. arrived at his home in this city
Saturday evening from San Francisco.
.al.. Colonel Jocelyn will remain for about
,wo weeks. Mrs. Jocelyn. Miss Louisa
Iocelyn and stephen *. Jocelyn will sail
leXt month for a trip to Europe.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry y. Randall have
issued invitations for the marriage of
thor son. Albert S. Randall. and Mis-
kuthrync Frances Mckay of 81 Cir, enc
ltrcct. The ceremony viii! take place in
HE First Church Wednesday afternoon,
September q. at -four o'clock.
The amount of imports through this Gus
oms district during August was S529.343.
ipon which duties amounting to s9o.725.7 II
rcre collected This is the largest amount
collected in any August in II years. The
mount collected last August was ST.
zoos The amount of exports last month
vas sJSS,Sl7.
Mrs. G. 4. CARPENTER has returned to
Ter home in Waitsfcld after a short visit
II this city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph I.efebvre. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
,enter and children, who resided until
'eccntly in Los Angeles, Cal, have re-
lcntly moved to Waitslield, where Mr.
Carpenter has purchased the Waitsiield
4otel. which he will conduct.
The Vermont trotting horse Advancer
rho won the 5000 purse at Milwaukee.
Ms. last week and was accused Of
eng ringer, was born and bred in
:hittenden county by it's present owner.
n. Chase. The sire was Ormond. who
yas owned by DR.. Seward Webb for many
ears and Is now owned by Mr. Chase. |
ldvancer will start in Illinois this week.
Erwin B. Jones, who has been Wis., |
ting in Toronto, Canada. and who has |
,een here for a brief stay, will leave
.o-night for New York, whence he will
vail Saturday on the steamer Monterey
# the Ward line for Cuba. Mr.. Jones
s secretary OF the Canada Cuba Land
company. He will be accompanied to
cuba by his brother, Ralph c. Jones.
\. G.. Green has sold his interest in
he American House at the corner Of st.
Paul and Main streets, to Mrs. Mary De
Gree. who will continue the business.
DIR. Green left Monday afternoon for
sichford. where he WAS Joined by Mrs.
ireen. who came from Portland, Nc |
rhey have both gene To hardwick. MIR.
;roen will again locate in the hotel bust
hess in some portion of the State
At the annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Benevolent society of the First Baptist
Church, held Yesterday afternoon the |
following officers We're elected: Presi- |
ient, Mrs T.. NJ Fuller: vice-president,
Mrs. II. NJ. Phelps; secretary, Mrs F. |
J. Stafford. TREASURER. Mrs. w. S. Phelps;
Iii cctr sscs. Mr., Robert Arms Mrs D. |
]. Bond, Mrs Thomas Rose, Mrs. Clar-
ence Crane and Mrs. Ernest Chausse.
Mrs. John Martcle died at seven o'clock
Tuesday night at the home of her mother |
Mrs Joseph White on North Bend street |
Mrs Maricll was "a years old. She had !
,ccn i'll with tuberculosis for the past
.wo years. She is survived by her moth ,
". a husband and two young children.
The funeral will be held this morn
ng at eight O'Clock, from St. Josephs
church.
George W. Killam died Thursday night
Vt his home as Chase street, aged IS
years. The funeral was held from
.hc house at three o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Killam was veteran
,f the Civil War and was for many
Gears employed as Il wool sorter in
he WinoOski wooden mills. lie is
'urvived by two sons. Charles Killam
If this city and Fred Killam Of Boston,
besides one daughter, Miss Georgianna
<illam of this city.
The 54th anniversary OF Antonio Lodge.
No. II. Rebekah Degree. !. o. o. f., was
observed Friday night in their rooms in
he Warner block. About $50 ladies and
e ntlemen were present. a musical and
literary programme was well carried out.
were made by Past Grand Mas
or J. w. Goodell and Grand Master d,
Y; Chlson. Later in the evening whist
vas played and refreshments of ice cream
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