Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
CITY NEWS.

Louise Hall vs. Frederick n. Hail, both
Of whom live in Richmond.
Judge and Mrs. G. S. Palmer announce
the engagement of ths'- daughter, Miss
Louie \. Palmer. to L. S. q. Cherry Of
Sioux Falls. So. Oak.
petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
tcrdaN by John L.. McGuc II carpenter OF
St Adams. lie has liabilities of sl's and
assets OF 49,, of which 1923 are claimed
exempt.
TWO cases wcro entered Tuesday in
the county clerks office. 1hcy were those
of Auroia Pclticr ". Trciloy JosclNu an
action of trovcr. and uf Elsi" VI. Woods
". robert Woods, a petition for divorce.
\ daughter. Gertrude Julia, was born
December - 80 Mr.. and Mrs. Ruy r.
homo of her parcnts. Mr. AMI Mrs. J. T..
Fassctt, in Mcllonsvilc. y. y.
Judgment was rendered Thursday 10y
Justice Webster IN the case OF Brown
& Co. vs.. Richard Whalcn for the plains
tit to recover damages of s.. 1, and costs
Of $50.
petition in bankruptcy was filed Fri
cutter " Barre. lie has liabilities of
s3>.'5 aud assets of $50, all OF which
ar" claimed exempt
Harvey T.. Colvin. administrator of the
estate Of Mary X. Peterson, conveyed
Friday to G. l.. Smith the premises
~ the northeast corner of South Will
''trd and Maple streets
hoe hoo ~
stationed at cheyenne. Wyoming has
seen ordered to the Philippines. I.jcutcn-
sut Burt is well known in this city and
aas many friends here. Ills wife was Miss
iaric Bunker Of this city.
The house ON South Union street which
WIS formerly the home of Judge u. s.
Taft and which was recently purchased
~ Thomas Reeves. was conveyed Fri
day to Harmon 4. and iIclcn NJ Per-
,iyal
: PCT ton I'm Bankruptcy was filed Sat
Wtav by William u. IArow Of Houses
Point. \. :, formerly q r,~idcnt Of Al
otrgl. IL is q carpenter 10y trade. lie
tas li1mlili's, az $40 and assets of $50,
an of which are claimed exempt
| Mrs. T.. VI, Whccl"r, who has been vs-
i'inr hcr father. II. q. Wheeler, left yes
,orlry with her three children for cali
fnlinA l.. NJ Wheeler, VIII" has
| boon u llor,da has returned to cali
f"rui, and Will cugarc i'm the real cs-
tDtc business in partnership with his
uncle.
Tho trustees Of the Home Savings Bank
nj q meeting Saturday afternoon de-
| rlarcd tn" usual scm-annuaI dividend
If ono and tln"c-uuartcrs per cent. to
dopositors payable january t. The
bank has had :; prosperous year, with
n steady gain in deposits.
Tho annual election Of officers of Gr. On
Mountain Lodge. No. |. |. o. q. r., was
| held Tursuay eight. resulting as follows :
thailcs peal. noble grand: i. \. Clifford,
vice. grand: \. t.. King. secretary; \. L..
Smith. treasurer These officers will be
Installed next Tuesday evening 1hc in
stallation viii he private.
NJ the annual meeting of Hamilton
Lodge. no. II. |. @. -. r.. held last
| rNouinc. the following officers worc
| elected: Noble grand Charles q. Me
| taffcy; vice. grand, +. s. Lanou; sccrc-
,ary, y. w. Warner: treasurer. II. w.
Thomson. The installation OF these Of
ncers will occur January ..
INC following judgments were render
~ yesterday i'm city court. damages bo-
IA. for tic plaintiff in each case: Elias
Lyman coal "a. vs.. f. -. clifford. dam
ages Of So and costs of sJ3f: Brown x.
7an ". +. y. clifford. damages of slo
and costs Of S5A; @. T.. Partridge We.
Mr.. ". e. Tabor, damages of s3isi ana
-ost- rt $50.
Tho marriage occurred IN East 1'cacham
Tuesday Of I,r. I.awric Byron Morrison.
assistant superintendent Of the Mary
Fletcher hospital and instructor in the
,ollcgc of medicine of the University Of
VERMONT and Miss Fannie Stella Rowe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lchahod Rowe
of that town. Dr. and Mrs. Morrison arc
10 reside at No. Colchester avenue. this
atty.
The Mcroasc in the wages ~ the
train crews of tho Rutland railroad
which takes effect january J. is not
figured ON u percentage basis. All
hrakcmon will receive an Increase In
salary of $50 Il month ANA l>ia cents
per hour for over time. instead of Il
rents. AS at present. The conductors
pay VIII he figured according to the
number Of miles they rum
''hristmas-tidc celebrations were con-
hnucd Tuesday afternoon when from
IN" hours of five until seven the children
II the sunday school Of tho College Street
hurch were made happy with their
usual Christmas tree. The tree WAS in
IA" parl"r of In" church and was made
attractive by iis light ANA decorations.