Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
CITY NEWS,

Johnson Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Woodbury. arc the
parents of a little daughter.
son was born Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Lockwood Of Elm street.
a petition in bankruptcy was filed Sat
uruay by Grin {. Grace Of Fairfax. He
has liabilities OF s1,256.22 and assets OF
s!.Sl:. of which 500 are claimed exempt.
Emily Hathaway was arraigncd in
police court Monday morning on the
charge of intoxication She pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs of
Sa7j.
A largely attended reception was ten
derod to MIR. and Mrs. Edward II. Poirier
on their return from their wedding trip
Saturday evening at the residence Of A.
II. Duhamel on Wnooski avenue.
Some time is the day before Never In
tho Calandar Of the Unwise." II you
have been one Of the Sometime People"
long enough. wake M and find out what
a want ad. can do for you.
Among the honorary degrees Of D.
n. conferred by Middlebury College
this year was one to the Rev. ]. 4.
Medu, IntT pdStOI VI thC NACthOuiSt
Church in this city.
The trustees Of the Home Savings bank
met Friday afternoon and declared a
semi-annual dividend at the rate Of 31-2
per cent. per annum, the highest rate per-
mitted by law.
Exceptions were filed Friday in the
county clerks Office in the matter of Bur-
rill Lanes estate. in which an appeal
was taken from probate court. The rat
ter will pass to the supreme court for
disposition.
petition in BANKRUPTCY was filed
Monday by Orwin c. Grace, n sales
man Of Fairfax He has secured liza
bilities OF $25 and unsecured liabilities
of $1,231.22. His assets amount to
1885, of which $3.50 are claimed cx-
empt.
A petition for divorce has been filed
In the office of the county clerk by
Dehlia LeBau of this city against
Samuel LeBau. whose residence is at
present unknown. The petition gives
deserton, refusal to support. intolcr-
able severity and adultery as reasons
for divorce
Miss Eveline Ravlin. daughter Of Dep
uty Sheriff and Mrs. l.. Nj. Ravlin. was
married yesterday by the Rev. q. w.
Brown to O. W. Patterson of Rutland.
The wedding was performed at the home
of the BRIDE atlNo 1s5 Elmwood avenue
il was a very q(iiet affair, only the imme-
diatc relativS< being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson will reside in Rutland.
Mrs. Helen Crosby died Friday at
her home, 81 Colchester avenue, OF acute
Brehts disease Sho was AZ years OF
age and is survived by a daughter. Miss
Agnes Crosby. and two sisters. Miss G.
Rider and Mrs. ]. E. Bison. The funeral
was held SUNDAY afternoon at three
o'clock fror, q. Mary's Cathedral Thc
interment waY in st. 'oseph's Gene
terry.
A hundred members OF the German
1.ic5erkranz New York Musical
society. came to Burlington from Mon
treal Monday noon, visited Fort Ethan
Allen in the afternoon gave an enjoyable
concert at the Strong Theatre IN the
evening. followed ty banquet at the
Van Ness tou1c. spent Tuesday on til,
steamer Vermd,t on Lake Champiain
sang in City fAn park that evening and
then left for Kew York by special train
Tuesday was the anniversary Of
the ordination OF the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Cioarec. He has been resident OF
this city for Al years and has faith
fully served at the st. Joseph Church
for 81 years. He also presided as pas
tor at St Mary's Cathedral for sever
years The r.. Rev. Bishop Michau'i
the Rev. Father Odctte of Winooski
the Rev. Father Fricot of ST. Michael:
College and the Rev. Father Gelot o
the Fanny Allen hospital called upor
Father Cloarec during the day.
Alexander Bordo died yesterday morn
ing at 80 o'clock after a long Hines
with tuberculosis. He was 4! years %
age and was born in New Bedford p. G
He came to this city Mt the age of hv
years and always resided here. lie is sur
viv,d by n wifcIand three daughters. Mrs
Edward Blair and Miss Olive Eoido Il
his city and Mrs. Joseph Godcttc q
Montpelier; and two brothers and a sis
:er. Frank of this city and Peter an
Mrs Thomas Parizo of Winooski. TIL
funeral will be held Tomorrow mornn
at eight o'clock from ST. Josepn's Churc
The intcrment will be in Mt. Caviar
cemetery.
Paul Manor. for so years a residen
# this city, died early Monday morn
ne Hftcr lingering illness VIII
stomach trouble. Mr.. Manor was Dor
m Canada September 90, 1919. and wa
therefore in the seth year of his ag,
Before removing to Burlington he re
sided in ST. Adams and Essex, n. !
Mr. Manor is survived by two dnugll
sers. Mrs. A. G. MacBrde of Burling
ton and Mrs. !. w. Ravlin of WinOC
ski. ana one son. Samuel Manor q
Elmira. n. Y. trhe funeral vas hcl
Nedno sday afternoon. with intermer
n Lake View cemetery
Mrs. Henry S. White died early Thurs
lay morning at her home at POI st. Pa,
nrcet Of neuralgia OF the heart. havin
,cen in poor health for some time. Mr.
White was a native Of Ellenburgh. N.
sui had been a resident Of this city sin'
.arly In life. She was a member Of II
college street d hurch. Besides her hu
oand. Mrs. White is survived by OF
laughter. Mrs Harry Pnkerton of 30
tor. and two brothers. Elbridge Wordt
If Cadys Falls and Albert Worden Of Ne
Haven, Conn. The funeral was he
from the home Saturday afternoon
go o'clock