Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
CITY NEWS,

Fred Moran was city court Monday
or a charge Of being drunk. He pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs of
tl0.22.
Albert sidnia was in city court Tues
Gay on a charge Of intoxication. He en-
tered plea of guilty and was fined IS
md costs OF 1919, which he will pay.
O. n. Reamas OF Jericho was arraisned
In city court Thursday on charge or
lntoxication. Tie pleaded guilty and was
fined 81 and costs of $40 with an alter
native sentence of 10 days in jail
To keep your interest alive in world.
" things--in the wants and necessities
md hopes of the people around you--
make the wants ads. part Of you daily
reading.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
mas filed in this city Friday by
Henry r. Ryder Of Rockingham. lie has
liabilities of $3lo.S and assets Of $iss
81 which SOD is claimed exempt.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Mon
day by Frank i'ushy, laborer Of
1t. Adams. Ne has liabilities OF $206.O
md assets of sG, all of which are claim.
cd exempt.
Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Manwaring, recent.
Is Of Burlington but now Of ll6 Cedar
street. Somerville. Mass. announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Mary
clark to Guy O. Howe Of Wilmington,
Vt.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Little will leave Bur
iington about August 20 for saltwater.
Okla, where MIR. Little has accepted
position as instructor in Mechanical prac-
tee with the Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical College.
In city court SATURDAY Fred Moran
pleaded guilty 10 II charge Of intoHication
and received a fine Of 81 and costs OF
$40 20 Thc case against Moran fer abusing
his wife was partially heard. Two wit.
nessos were examined and the case was
continued until next Friday
Jason u. Jones of Chelsea has been
appointed as a cadet to the West Point
Military academy with the class of 1906.
Harry Olmsteau of Hartford and Lyman
N. whelock Of Montpelier have been
appointed his alternates.
Mrs r s. Retain entertained a party at
street Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. F.. r. Edmunds of Batimoye,
Md Covers were laid for TO- Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmunds are the parents of Mrs. ii.
T. Perkins of this city.
Mrs Jennie Myers, who was IN city
court Thursday morning charged with
intoxcation. put UP stubborn plea
of not guilty but upon being found
guilty was fined s. and costs OF sl7.35.
Her son settled up matters and took
his mother home to Shelburne.
c. w. Grandy and j. NJ. Ashley OF this
rity have been appointed by Col j. g.
Estey battalion quartermasters IN the
Vermont National Guard with the rank
Of second lieutenant. They have success
fully passed their examinations and will
do their first duty at muster.
Joseph Lemair was in city court
Thursday and was found guilty of in
toxication. He was fined SIS and costs
of s19.s5 with an alternative sentence
of 13S days in the House of Correction
at Rutland. He took an appeal and
furnished bail in the sum Of $780,
The number of names on the list of
persons to whom liquor cannot he sold
is gradually increas sing until now the
total number is S32. This includes pau
pers and men who have been intoxicated
The list is printed on cardboard and is
distributed by the commissioners to the
licensees.
Louise Frechette was in city court
friday to answer tn a. charge of
larceny, it being claimed that she stole
oI1 4
was continued to August 18th and she
furnished bail in the sum Of $50 The
Trechette girl halls from Malone, N V.
and is visiting in the city.
Mrs Philemon Labrille. wife OF
George Labrille, died at three o'clock
Monday afternoon of tuberculosis at
her home. g. Congress street, Lakeside
She is survived by nine children and a
husband. The funeral was held al
eight o'clock Wednesday morning at
St Joseph's Church, with interment in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Miss Martha s. King eldest daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. r. F.. King. formerly
of this city. now OF Schenectady. n. V.
was married in that city July H. &c
Leon LaFountain of this city. The
young couple left the Dutch City for 4
wedding trip visiting Albany. Troy anc
bennington then to this city where
they will make their home at q La
fountain street.
George w. Walker and William Francis
recent employees of Ringing Brothers
circus. which showed here last week
we're in city court Saturday morning
they were arrested by the police earl,
Saturday morning. being found asleep il
n freight car. Both men pleaded no
guilty to the charge of vagrancy and upoi
trial were found not guilty and dis
charged y, 81.
The announcement has been received
in this city Of the marriage Of Ger,
trude NJ. Radle to George =. Paridi.
at the brides home in Chicago, Sunday
July IS. They will be at home aftel
October at $3.50 Stewart avenue. Chit
raeo. Mr.. Paridis is a Burlington DO.
and graduated from the high schOo
In the class OF 1893. lie now has
good position with the Chicago Ter
minal Railway company.
Redmond Hanlin died yesterday morn
Ing of general debility at the Provdcnc
prphanage. He was 80 years of age an
had been resident OF this city for 8
years. being a native OF Ireland. He wa