Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
CITY NEWS,

Eelsen q. EsnhDet. clerk OF st. Al.
bans. filed a petition IN bankruptcy in this
city Saturday. Ne has liabilities OF si5l
and assets Of s1o0, claimed exempt.
II. !. pA3asle OF st. Adams hss bought
thfcu6h re r. n. Medinnis zeal estate
agdhcy % Essex junction the village farm
Of e. ". OWsNs q Jericho. Possession
will DO given September 1.
Charles Rccves who was arraisncd
In city court Monday morning. pleaded
guilty to being intoxicated. ne received
n fine of s. and costs OF $lo.29. which ne
paid.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed In
tlas oiN Monday by Bella A. Turner
of ST. Johnstxry. He has liabilities OF
oes7.A sAi asSyts Of $780, of which 500
IL claimed exempt
John Donneliy OF this city. upeu
pleasing guilty in city court Tuesday
10 4 charge Of intoxication, received a
Rne of S. and costs Of 1919. with an
alternate sentence Of ten days In Jail.
Edward Martcllc pleaded guilty in city
court, Saturday to IA charge Of intoxica-
ton and was fined IS and costs. Michael
Darwin was arraigncd on the same charge
And upon pleading guilty received a SIM
War fine.
A resident of South Hero was in this
rity yesterday and stated that the pres
snt outlook vas for a poor apple crop
this yoar Some OF the speculative ones
vre already purchasing the crops in
nany orchards.
George MarSh, a soldier from Fort
Ethan Allen. Wan in city court FRI
lay to a6swsr TO charge Of intoxica-
ion. Marsh pleaded not guilty. but upon
,caring was found guilty ana fined S.
IND costs Of $iBe,, with an alternate SEN
ence of ten days in Jail.
Judges John II. Allen Of Hinesburgh
IND John Is. lyon of Colchester were
n the City Monday and signed an Or
der for struck jury in the KingMc-
M6h0h SUIT which it is expected will
sc Oxen Qp at the September term Of
ioIntE ceuft The action is for alleged
IlienAtien OF the affections of the plain
IFS wife.
Plans are bqipg perfected for a men,
,r.al service in honor OF the late Dr.
!. A. Smith OF Brandon at Queen city.
,ark. August 20. The service will be held
n the morning at 1890 o'clock and appro-
,riate tributes will be paid to the life
md services Of the late president of
he Queen City Park association by
'peaKsrs to be announced later.
Repairs on the lights of the break
vatSr were begun Monday by the
,rcw on the, government inspection boat.
Sctte. Rspaifs on the station at Juni-
yer island are in progress. new out
lousf and coy shea Will be built there.
after in the Week the Nettle will carry
hc forces 81 men now at Work on north
i'm lake lighthouse stations to Split
Rock for repair work there. 4 force OF
men ore now engaged at Colchester
Reef light.
Notice Of the incorporation of the
vorhhont Trap Rock Company of Bar
hon Landing has been received at the
'hice of ]. e. Cushman. commissioner
VI State taxes. The company has a cap
tal stock Of 5000 and will operate a
ttone crushing plant, contracting for
tone work and road building. The in
perpetrators are Elmer e. Doe, F.. c.
brown. @. s. Dodge NJ NJ Joplin and
George B. Rowell all of Barton Land
ng.
The progress Of a partial eclipse of
me moon was observed with interest
~ many Monday night. The moon en-.
(ered the shadow at s:3s and left it
lbout two hours later. On the Goth
Inst. the sun will rise partially
,clpsed. This eclipse will be total
nong line running through Labra-
Tor. the North Atlantic ocean, across
Spain and Portugal and thence across
he Mediterranean through northeast.
,rn Africa.
Miss Genevieve Anne McKanna dice
FRIDAY morning at nine O'Clock at the
Mary Fletcher hospital after an lines.
III four days with appendicitis. She was /.
years of age and resided with Mr.. ant
Mrs r. :. C'Brien at 1873 King street
her mother being dead She is sur
Nived by father, William Nc
Kama. four brothers and two sisters
'lham, Frank. Charles and Leo ant
Mrs. r. j. kecfe of Rutland and Mis-,
Alice McKanna OF Springfield. Mass TIL,
funeral was held Sunday afternoon a
three O'Clock from St. Mary's Cathedral
with burial in st. Joserh's cemetery.
William Barry of Richmond was ir
city court Tuesday Ia answer to IN,
dual charge of intoxication and breach
VI tHt P'Sce Barry became intOxi.
Gated Monday evening and chose Bank
street for the base of his operations
making the air in that locality rims
while he shattered tho peace and dig
nifty of the community to atoms, con
trary to the statutes therein provide
Barry pleaded guilty TO both charge,
and received for the offence OF intoxi.
cation. fine OF So and costs OF $50
and for the breach OF the peace a sim,
'lar fine and costs of s779. He will
pay.
MIS-. Ann Mulaussn, widow OF Mich
atl Mnlnuecn. lied Friday nornin,
at her home. SO Cherry street. Mrs
MulQueen was "A years Of age and WA
native of Ireland. her maiden nam
being McAvoy. She came to thi
country whom quite young and has r.
'ided tn Burlington moro than half
century. She is survived by one so
md FIVE daughters. John ]. Mulauco
81 Denver, Col. the Misses Agnes y
md Emma j. Mrs. John Cross. Sistc
iencvieve % the Sisters Of Mercy an
Sister Mary Of s.. Joseph's conven
re funeral was held Monda
morning at nine o'cock from St. Mary
cathedral.
Peter Wheel died Tuesday mornin