Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
CITY NEWS.

Will move her millinery store Marcn -
At tho meeting of tho Loyal Legion
Tuesday evening. Col. u. W. Jcwett was
elected chancellor, vice G.. l.. Woodbury..
resigned.
The Consumers Ice company finished
Yesterday their harvest Of ice for this
season. They secured 7OD tons of the
finest stock
joseph Moisan was adjudgcd insane
Monday in probate court and was taken
to tho state hospital ut waterbury ny
Officer Ryan.
A divorce petition has been brought
Nv w. J. Bolicau vs. Rose Bolieau. the
papers having been served Thursday by
deputy Sheriff Agel
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Mon
day in the Office OF Clerk G. T.. john
son by John iicGrcgps of st. Adams. He
has liabilities IF s2i? % and no assets.
rhc cases of Sarah V. Booth vs. a. l..
luffcr and Eliza j. Hunt vs.. John $. and
BORA vicle were entered Yesterday in the
county clerks Office. They arc petitions
for foreclosure.
Lucy. the thrcc-ycar-od daughter of
day morning at ten o'clock at their horne.
ass North Winooski avenue. The funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon
In the case Of tho Strong hardware 60.
" r. !. Ragoon Judgment was rendered
yesterday nv Justice Villas for the plaln-
tirf to recover damages of SI4.l2 ana costs
of :jlS The trustee was held fer SOL 20
The Lang e. Goodhuc Manufacturing
company are making preparations to
move from Park avenue To "A new loca-
tion in a part of the buiding of the w.
and n. q. Crane plant ON Lake street.
Word has been received in this city Of
The death of Hugh Ferguson. formerly of
Winoosl,i which occurred in Lebanon, n.
H., Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon in Lebanon.
judgment was rendered yesterday by
Justice George W. Dcbervilc in .hc case
al Anton" Ra shaw vs.. julie Perrin for
thu pla ntiff 10 recover damages If s5.?'
AID costs of SG1S. Tic Rutland railroad
as trustee vas ho.i Cor c.4.i Il.
Most merchants lament that their
show windows" are not larger, that they
might give to the public a wider glmrss
Of what is inside. But the right kind of
store advertising puts a show window
at every counter of your store.
About 81 of the friends of Miss Fannie
Merrill gathered at her home on South
Champlair street last evening to give hci
tin shower as her marriage takes rlao'
In" .Sth Refreshments of ice cream anG
cake we're served and the evening passot
very pleasantly.
1t * expected that the body of William
f.. Hnrar. whose death occurred in C;rcal
alls Montana. last saturday. will arrive
IN this city next Saturday. The funt ra
VIII be held from the Unitarian Churci
Sunday afternoon at an hour to he an
bounced later
r. r. Mace and u. J. Dwycr of keesc
willie, y. v. came to this city Satur.la.
in a team. the trip being made across oi
IN" ice. They reported four bad crachs II
the ice although they encountered no diff
Gculty in getting across. They are among
he first to attempt crossing in a team
this winter.
capt. G.. z. Burnhanl of this city ha'
been appointed surveying officer of thu
Vernon: National Guard. This appoint
The regiment to Virginia last fail and i
Will he bis duty to ascertain the amour
re equipment. etc. lost by the regimen
durina, that trip.
rhe case Of |. ". Ath"rton and !.llre
T,omprcv OF Essex vs. tho RichfOrl Foun
AIRY company was decided yesterday b
Justice j. 4. Stclrrs. The plaintiff is I
recover damages If $500 and costs u
q no
contract alleged To have been secured b
fraudulent representations.
Miss Goorcianna Payne Of this cit
ii"d ut the Fanny Allen hospital carl
'nst.roty morning from the effects ,
lraomi1. The funeral will be held at III
0psptal Friday morning at eight o'clocl
requiem mass will be sung, and III
oniHius Will be taken to St. Joseph
'nr"torY for intcrmcn'.
Eubou the li-Aear-uld son of MI
ami" Joslyn. residing at the corner
NHnsiicl,. avenue and North street, die
SainriHv afternoon. Tn" funeral Wa
1oid from the house Tuesday at 2:30 =. u
III" remains Were placed Temperate
n tn" vault at Lake View cemetery an
irl htermcnt will be at Watsficld.
~ ~ -. IFbuutll purchased On ou
urday tho Solomon Walker house
south Mon street and will take posse
son April l. The change will give hi
Nor" room for his constantly increasr
''ractico even without an addition whit
=" contcnplatos making at some time
h, future.
ino ilgui's for the port of Hurliugt,
for IN" month Of January were complet,
MondfN At IN" head customs office
his "ltN. rhc total Imports amounted
$@M,4l', ON which duties amounting
81 OLA - were collect ID Tho expor
amounted To s6>3..l>. This is below Il
average month in the amount of duti
collected.
Mrs Annie O'Ericn, who has held Il
position Of buyer in the notion depar
lu"nt Of the Old Bee Hive for the pa
mae years. has rendered her resignatio
which will take effect in two weeks 81
has purchased The millinery and fan,
goods business OF Mrs. i. +. Freeman
ichmond, ana will take posscssi'
March l.
Alfred Langevin and Miss Philomc
Mite were married at ST. JOSEPH
O'clock III the presence of small cor
psny Of immediate relatives and FRIEND
The ceremony WAS performed by the !