Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-18

lful compliance with these simple provis-
lions will prevent any votes for the differ.
lent candidates being counted out.
The real and personal estate Of the
late Clark Small OF Essex was sold
yesterday at auction by Thomas
Reeves. The farm was purchased by
George McNall Of Essex for 1855,
while the stock ana tools were dispos-
ed Of to various parties The property
was sold to assist in settling the cs-
tate.
Harry r. Clement we'll known in local
musical circles and Ava LILLIAN, daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth u. Smith, were married
in Monkton Thursday by the Rev. G. n.
Thomas, Mrs. Clement is also well known
in this city, having been a. student in the
Burlington Business College for some
time. Mr.. and Mrs Clement will reside
lin Hardwck.
The cases against David Bestilc. Toncy
Perrot and Josephine Latour. who were
charged with breach Of the peace, wero
completed Saturday in city court. The
two men were fined 50 and costs each.
Both paid. The case against Josephine
I.atour was nollc pressed. The arrests oc-
lcurred as the result of disagreement
lover Miss Latour.
The Rev j. b. McCiarry. who has been
first assistant to the Rev. r. J. Mccartney
LOT ST. Peters Church in Rutland. has been
transferred to rector Of the parish in
E,nosbursh Falls. The Rev. John j. Gull
lion. who has been in Woodstock during
the absence of the Rev. +. c. Drouhn.
I,,.;II So. ;uta 90 E,th ar f:1ff
ncy at Rutland.
TWO m"rnbers OF the Shamrock La
crosse club Of Montreal were in the city
Monday arranging for an excursion
which will be run into Burlington on
June II and u. On the last named date
Il game Of lacrosse will b. played be-
tween the Shamrock and Montreal Ia
crosse clubs. This contest promises to
, he an interesting one as the Shamroo KS
have held the championship for several
ycsrs.
A. G. Whittcmorc and r. Il. Conant
have been chosen as delegates from the
| Unitarian Church to tho anniversary
| meetings to be held in Boston next week.
Mrs. Whittemore will represent the Wo-
1. mans Alliance Of the church Miss Ara
| belle Ripley the Sunday school ard Miss
, Roxana Brownell the Young Peoples
Al Religious Union. The Rev. G. ].
N Staples will also attend the meetings as
| the ministerial delegate.
Mrs. Julia Winters died early Tuesday
morning at her late home on Hyde street
Mt the age of So years. She had been i'll
only few days and expired from gen.
cral debility. She was native OF Can.
ada and moved to this city when a Young
girl. Size is survived by two sons and
one daughter. William Of this city and
Frank. who resides i'm IIaine. and Mrs.
Rose Bertrand of this city. The fu-
n' raj was held Yesterday morning ut eight
; o'clock from st. Joserhs Church with
intermcnt in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Tho following Judgments have been
rendered by Justice A. v. Spalding, the
damages being for tho plaintiff in each
case: j. W. Morrow vs.. j. J. Gibson
, damages OF $3.50 and costs of 1852
= Michael Mckenzie vs.. Henry Daley
damages of $50 and costs Of 1913 and
, possession Of the premises sued for
. pominick Lawrence VS.. Narolean Gotta.
damages Of S11.1s and costs OF $S.9S. The
: case Of Henry A. johnson vs.. A. r
Blythe was continued until to-day for
judgment.
3 Michael Harris died Tuesday afternoon
G at one o'clock at the age of "a years. He
was Il native of Canada and had been a
resident Of this city for many years. lie
is survived by four daughters and a son.
Mrs. s. Il. Curtis and Mrs. M. A. Wilson
: > Of this city Rose Harris of Rutland, Mary
and James Harris Of Boston and a sister
Mrs. Margaret Stone OF this city. TIL.
funeral will be held this morning
at st. Mary's Cathedral with interment in
ST. Josephs cemetery.
John Morrow died at his home on
Bissell street Sunday night from the
effects of pneumonia. He was n
: years old and leaves a wife, five sons
and three daughters. The sons are
John Morrow OF Shelburne. Lewis OF
Waterbury, Nelson of Williston, Felix
of this city and Frank of Westford.
The daughters arc all married and are
. Mrs. Henry Landers, Mrs. Bouchand
: and Mrs. Joseph Gero The funeral was
held Tuesday morning at eight o'clock
from st. Jos"ph's Church with inter-
tment in Mount Cavalry cemetery.
The 10th anniversary OF the organi-
cation of the Epworth League was OBJ
ISciNVu iu'sudS hkul NJ 'Dc MetnOuISt
Church with largely attended services.
: The theme for consideration was How
Shall We Build the Coming Yearo'
the leader being T. T.. Howe. president
OF the local league Addresses were
also made by the Rev. DIR. c. W. Brown
and Prof W. "a. Colt. The reports of
the vice-president secretary and treas
, urer were submitted and showed the
, various depa rtments of the league to
he in q hourishing condition.
Mrs. Joseph Junior died at her home
on North avenue Saturday morning OF
bronchial asthma. She had been III for
several years but had been able to be
about until u week ago She was native
Of Canada and was 10 years of age. She
spent many years Of her life in CAM
bridge and eight years ago moved to hi.
city. She IL survived by a husband. three
sons and three daughters. Eugene of
Antelope. Cal. Dana OF Westneli. Mass,
Lafayette Of Cambridge. Mrs. Henry
Leonard and Mrs. v. r. Niles OF this city
and Mrs. l.. r.. Grant OF Greenfield.
Mass. The funeral was held Tues.
dny morning at nine o'clock from St
Joseph's Church. with interment in Mount
: calvary cemetery.
, At "a stated meeting OF the board OF
ovsrseers Of Harvard College. held in Hos