Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
CITY NEWS,

MIR. and Mrs. James snyder of is Ward
street are the parents of IL boy born yes
terday afternoon. The little one is their
18th child.
The case Of the Springfield National
bank VS.. Darwin S. Fuller, an action OF
assumpsit to recover 5000, was entered
Monday in the county clerks office.
George G. Rublec of Morrisvillc. VINO
was formerly a student ut the University
Of Vermont, has entered the service or
the Boston Elevated Railway company
as conductor.
Frank T.. Wyman. who graduated from
the electrical engineer department OF the
university last June. has accepted d posi-.
ton as Instructor in the Drexel institute
at Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. III. X. Wing has gone to Berk.
elcy, Cal, to spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. II. I. Mayo. The old
home at North Battery street is closed
and Franklin Riker has moved to the
Walker lodge.
Toney Mcnto was in city court Satur.
day and pleaded guilty to "a charge of
open and gross lcwdncss. lie was fined
SIS and costs of SIS. 70, the alternate SELL
t.ncc being 1855 days in the House Of
Correction.
Stanley Z. Brownell of this city. who
has been railway postal clerk between
Burlington and White River Junction. has
been promoted to the ST. Adams and Bos-
ton day line. Mr.. Browncll Will relieve
II. IL. Bishop.
Jesse Miller of Williston was arraigned
before Justice ]. VI. Macomber Tuesday
for being drunk. lie pleaded guilty and
was fined 81 and costs of S9.-5. He cannot
pay and will serve the alternate sentence
IF l." days in Jail.
Edward McGrath. who was arrested
Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriff Raw
lin. was before Justice i. 6. Webster
yesterday morning for being drunk.
He pleaded guilty and was fined s. and
costs, which lie paid.
Word has been received of the recent
death in Townshend of Mrs. Seymour
Howard from the effects of a shock. Her
husband was n former resident of this
city. removing ii few years ago To Town'
,hond. whore they were married.
The following judgments were rendered
Tuesday Ivy Justice Webster, all in favor
IF the Standard Coal N Ice Co.: Pau
Halo, damages of &.92: Eliza A. Matti-
more, damages of s13.7i H.. H.. Carpenter.
damages of ss.47: Mrs. NJ. MGcettrick,
damages of $1l 80.
The amount of duties collected through
the customs district of m during
the month of September have been ngurcd
at the Office in this city and they amount
to So, 99o.S3, this being about 5000 less
than was collected in August. The amount
Of exports was s6lS.l7
Word was received Sunday by George
y. Johnson, clerk OF the United States
Courts, that the case of Samuel D.. VIII
son VS.. i. W. Clement would not be
tried at the present term of United
States Courts at Rutland. This means
that the case will go over until the
February term in this city.
g. Marshall Allen left on Saturday for
the Bermuda. islands. where he will re-
main until November. The house which
is being built for Mr.. Allen at his sum-
nIcr camp on Sholburne harbor will be
completed in a month. The Indictment
weather during the summer retarded
woi\ on the structure. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen will spend the winter in Bermuda.
Mrs. ]. G. Sykes of New York. who
has been visiting in this city. was taken
with an acute attack of appendicitis and
was Monday morning removed to thu
Mary Fletcher hospital. whore her condi-
ton was found to he serious. An opera
ton was performed and the patient was
reported as resting comfortably last
evening.
Mrs. Bcllscmere Gilmond died Monday
,,.,,i,1 nt 900 o'cIort at bpr late hmm,
Cermain street. She was 81 years of age
and had been i'll many years with cancer.
She is survived by Il husband. John Gill
mond. two brothers and two sisters. Jo-
Eeph and Napoleon Vienna and the Misses
Rose and Mary Nezina. The funeral was
mold Tuesday morning at S o'clock from
81. Joscph's Church, with interment in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Bids were opened Tuesday by Capt.
Il. r. L.alnorcux. constructing quarter
master. for the erecting and plumbing of
al addition to the present auartermaster
stable at Fort Ethan Allen. The follow
inp hid were submitted: T. +. Robin
SON of this city, for construction. $40. 7S7,
Pennington d Butler, Plattsburgh, for
constructing, $500, plumbing. sloi; the
&. $. Hlodgett company of this city, for
plumbing, si52.
All attractive addition to the decoration
If the rooms of St. Paul's parish house
Ills been made by Mrs. Henry Wells.
who purchased. in Europe, last summer
l. photographs. which have been enlarged
and hung on the parish house walls. Some
If the subjects arc the Cathedral and
tampanile at Florence. Murillo's Infant
-hrist and ST. John. Murillo's Madonna
md Child, two Of Fra Angelico's Angels,
-iuido's Aurora. the aqueducts of Claud-
MS on the Roman Campagna. Raphacl's
st. Cecilia and the Cologne Cathedral.
The new red stone entrance TO Ethan
\llen Park has been completed. The gate
vas is built in a semi-circle, two large
columns arising from the entrance and
he quarter circles each sloping down to
, smaller column. Men are at work re-
pairing the roads. A new roadway is be-
me- built through the entrance. Other new
Dads are also being built around the base
If the tower. In time it is expected that
road will run direct to the tower. In the
pring a row of trees will be planted on
lac present roadway to the entrance of
Il, park and on the other side ~shrubbcry
will be planted. The park at present. in
is coat of autumn leaves is a beautiful
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