Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
CITY NEWS,

Annie Barron was before Justice Web
ster yesterday on a charge of breach OF
the peace. She was fined s. and costs,
which she paid.
Albert Guyettc OF Bakersfield was ar
raigned in city court yesterday or a
charge of being drunk. He entered n rlca
Of guilty and was fined s. and costs Of
1919.
Judgment was rendered Yesterday In
city court in the case Of the Burlington
furniture Co. vs. A. J. Hall for the plain.
tn to recover damages Of $3l.A and costs
Of 1854
A daughter was bern last Saturday to
MIR. and Mrs. william A. Middleton OF
Brooklyn, n. V. aud died Sunday. Mrs.
Middleton was formerly Miss Josephine
Johnson OF this city.
In city court Tuesday Judgment
WAS rendered in the case Of the Uni
versity Of Vermont VS.. G. j. Prince for
tho plaintiff to recover damages Of
s29.40 and costs.
In the case Of Lucy Pashby vs.. Ed
ward Marcia, judgment was rendered
tuesday by Justice Stearns for the
piuIntlH 10 TeCcNcr udHlaScS "a '" S"~
ccsts of $3.50.
\ petition in bankruptcy was filed Mon
Say by Charles +. Bell. a plumber OF
Swanton. lie has liabilities OF 81 633S'
md assets of s6,o4J.6o Of which $3.50 arc
claimed exempt.
John ONciI, a farincr OF A'burGh,
sled petition in bankruptcy tues
lay. He has liabilities of 1881 and as.
tets OF $50, all Of which arc claimed
exempt.
John Tilippe. Fred Lashway and Alfred
Miller were borught here Tuesday from
;:ichmond and lodged in Jail on a charge
Vt driving Il livery horse owned by O'Brer
8ros. so hard that the animal died.
1t is expected that Bishop Hall will bt
,blc to resume light duties about June !
Ic will make his annual visitation TO st
aauls Church In this city, for the pur'
Jose OF administering the rite of con
irmaton on Trinity Sunday. June Is,
The case of Josie Gilmond. who was
charged with inhdclity, was nollc
'orssed in city court Tuesday by
states Attorney Sherman. it appearing
,hc claimed to be her husband.
At a banquet OF the Norwich. Conn
Medical society, held in connection with
he annual meeting last week. DR.. {,
:. Whitney formerly OF Burlington
poke for the younger members of the
medical profession.
A motion was filed Tuesday in The
he United States Fidelity & Guarante'
20. in which the jurisdiction Of the STATE
courts is questioned. The matter viii
,omc up for hearing later.
Charles Mayo pleaded not guilty Sat-
1r1ay in city court to a charge OF in
oxication. lie was convicted and was
ined $ and costs Of $l7.19. He will serve
he alternate sentence Of ten days in
la. after which he will be tried on a
harge of breach of the peace.
George Blair was arraigned before Jus
icc F. G. Webster Monday on Il charg
VI intoxcation. He was fined IS and costs
which he paid. Blair was not prosecuted
for wife-beating as his wife did not wisf
that charge pressed, although it was al
her request that he was arrested.
Edward Meuiner Of Winooski and Mis-;
('larisse Welcome Of Chase street wcr,
married yesterday morning at $3.50 O'Clock
at St. Joscph's Church. The Rt. Rev
Mgr. Cloarec performed The ceremony
A reception was held yesterday afternoon
At the home of the brides parents. oi
chase street.
Notice has been received at the custom
cf ,i,.i In tim, e.,
the position of superintendent, supervisor
foreman and trackman il, the track dc
partmcnt at Panama. The cxaminatio
will be held June "A and all information
is in the hands of c. L. Alexander a
the customs office. .-
Invitations have been received in thi
city Ia the marriage of Miss Kathcrin
Smith. daughter of Gen. William Smitl
=. $. A., retired Of Pelham Manor, n. y
"a Henry Moore Myrick. OH June :. Gen
'ral Smith is a frequent summer visto
nero. being an alumnus Of the L. '. N
and is we'll known in this city.
Mrs. Mary l.. Smith. widow OF TIL
late Peter Smith, died Friday moo
1t the age OF Gs years at her home
l:7 North Battery street. Tho bod.
was taken Saturday morning 10 Red
ford \. v, where the funeral wa
hold sunday afternoon in the Notr
Dame Church.
Two petitions in bankruptcy wcr
lied Thursday. Lorenzo e.. kenney
merchant of lIardwick. has liabilitie
Of sl7ll.sl and assets of $3.50. o
which $500 are claimed exempt. VIII
liam cross. a farmer OF Fairfax. ha
liabilities of 1885 and assets Of ISL
Of which Sis are claimed exempt.
&. l.. Alexander Of the local board O
civil service examiners has receive,
notice Of an examination June IA 70
Inc position of telephone and tele
graph lincman for service on tho Pan
ANA canal This examination is opel
10 all persons qualified between tn
nges Of II and % years. and the posi-
lion pays 800 per month.
bids were opened Monday aftcl
noon by Constructing Quarterma ste
captain T.. u. I.amorcuX, l.. ;. A. fo
tearing and grubbing lo5 acres u
woods at tho military reservation to h
lscd for drill purposes There wcr
nine bidders in all. t. T.. Moore q
Mis- city was the lowest bidder
ta,32l.
The Graduate Nurses association hcl
As annual meeting Tuesday aftcrnoo
md elected the following officers Pres
sent. Miss NJ. u. Haynes: vice-presiden
M'ssClara Robinson: secretary. Miss Els