Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
CITY NEWS,

S'f' '"iN VII <SiuSh6 W tuc HlCWUSIs
Of the Ethan Allen club tomorrow even
ing.
Al meeting Of the police examiners
Monday morning James r. Bolger wa.
elected chairman and NJ. G. Powers,
Clerk. e
I. \. Hatch and family have arrived a,
Queen City Park for the season. They
will not open the hotel for public uss
until June 1.
William Farrell Of North Champtain
street has received an appointment az
drcdge engineer in the government scrv-
Ice at Panama.
Adelord Hamln and Chester Harrhgt or
were before Judge Newer Tuesday IN
city court for being drunk. Each was
fined s. and costs.
the club house at the waubanakce Col
club links will bc opened May Is. The
Grounds are already being used by mem
hors of tho club.
George H. Allen and family Of New
York arrived in this city Tuesday morn
Ing and have opened their summer home
oil Shclburnc bay.
Fred Chayor and John Mooney pleaded
guilty yesterday IN city court to being
drunk A tine of s. and costs was pro-
nounced in each case.
J. T.. Devarcnncs. who has conducted
meat market at the corner of North
street and lntcrvalc avenue, has closed
ss store and is gong out Of business.
The club house of the Lake Chanpiain
Yacht club was formally placed in COM
mission Tuesday tor the season. G.. l..
Cleveland has been engaged as steward.
Mr ana Mrs. 4. T.. Richardson, Mrs. T..
A. Richardson aud son have arrived in
the city from New York and opened their
hous. on Williams street for the summer.
James \. Riley, who has conducted
u meat market at the corner of Pearl
and Champlain streets. is closing out
his stock and going out of business.
Many friends will symrathizc with MIR.
and Mrs. r. II. Wells in the loss of their
infant son. Frederick Howard Wells. Jr..
whose birth and death occurred on Tues
day.
Frederick Il. Baldwin, formerly employ
Pd by the Venetian Blind Co, has gone
into partnership with X. c. Mace. They
Will conduct n grocery store on Hyde
street.
\ petition in bankruptcy was filed Sat
Grday by James G. Elkins of Mont
golncry. who has liabilities of $5So.0S and
assets of sJ'4, of which s3Sl arc claimed
exempt.
Horatio Loomis is in the city. the guest
Of Mrs. T.. J. Phelps who has just re-
house on South Willard street for the
summer.
". ]. Fagsar was arraigncd Thurs
day before Justice +. G. Webster on a
charge Of breach Of the peace. lie was
fined s. and costs. which he made ar
engagements to pay.
a series of snow squalls. which follow
al one another in rapid succession Mon
day morning, together with II cold
northwest wind. seemed quite out OF
place for the"tirst day of May.
Mr.. and Mrs Adams of North Cham
plain street were arrested Saturday
night charges OF intoXication. They
were making SO much noise at their
home that the police were called.
Thomas Mahoney pleaded guilty ycs-
tcrday in city court to being drunk. He
WAS fined S and costs of $l0l9 Edward
Howe pleaded guilty TO a similar charge
and was fined s. and costs of slt.l9.
The drug store on North Champlan
street owned by w. r. Reeves was closed
Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Ra,ln on
an attachment III favor Of the Thco
Rcksecker company Of New York
l,u, lns,
a meat market with NJ. A. Ryan on North
street, has severed his connection with
that firm and will resume his former po-
sition with the New England Telephone
TO.
George y. johnson returned Saturday
from Rutland. where he attended tho
session Of the United States Courts.
There will be no adjourned session Of the
February term in this city. as the Will
s"n-Clement case is not for trial.
Napoleon Noge. vino was arrested at
Hwanton by the customs officials on
rhargo of fraudulent importation, was ar
rugned before Commissioner George l..
Johnson Saturday. He waived examna-
ton and bail was fixed at $500. which he
furnished.
Nv session or county court was re.
slmed Mordav afternoon and the case
or Henry Il. Starts estate VS.. Eben T..
Stars estate was taken up before Judge
Watson. y. G. Whittemore appeared for
the plaintiff and W. l.. Burnap for the
defendant.
News was received here Sunday
OF the death Of Mrs. Ann w. Burnham
Of East Montpelier. She was 81 years
or ag" and is survived by four chill
drcn, l.. q. Burnham. C. A. Rurnham.
aud Mrs, f. +. Perkins OF this CITY.
and W. H. Burnham If East Mont
pclicr.
All tho new licenses went into effect
Monday and the several liquor dealers
began business. with the exception OF
W. F. Wills, who was obliged TO change
tho location OF his store. A hearing on
his application will be held next Mondat.
THE city this year receives $500 in ii.
ronse fees.
Catherine Colo WAS placed IN iail rli-
DAY. having been surrendered by Proba-
'lun Of1r"r Reeves for violating the con-
diions upon which she WAS placed In the
hands Of the probation officer She was
ternate sentence being ID days in the
House of Correction. Her child is with
a'r at the jail.
me iourneymen plumbers and steam