Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-22

yervoir Tuesday afternoon with n view
Thought that about three-quarters OF an
acre of land will be necessary for the
filter. II is unlikely that the committee
will do more than determine the site for
the plant and select plans for 1t before
spring opens.
| william NJ Dullahan Of g. North Cham
plain street died last evening at seven
/ o'clock Of pneumonia and heart disease.
He had not been feeling well for about
| four DAYS but had been about the street
until yesterday. when he was taken sud-
denly III with pneumonia. He was 20
years Of age. For several years he had
, been employed In the drug store OF w. j..
Henderson, where he was we'll and wide
| " known. He Ia survived by wife an 1
n father, Michael Dullahan, and four sis
tiers and four brothers. all of this city.
The funeral arrangements we're not conf
pleted last evening.
While Henry f, Spear and helper,
| Mr.. Iauzon. were testing Or. j. W.
Merrow's automobile on North avenue
Tuesday morning. the feed pipe broke and
q shower of gasoline was sprayed over
the muffler In second the machine
was ablaze and the occupants were forced
to jump for safety. Snow was thrown on
the machine in an effort tn subdue the
flames, but Il was useless and the only
thing saved was the front seat. Mr..
Spear had been repairing til" machine and
DR.. Morrow was to tour tho State in it
for advcrti.rg purposes.
Frank Barney, who pleaded not
guilty of intoxication when arralgned
in city court Thursday. was
found guilty upon further hear
ing Friday morning. Vie was
fined the usual 81 and costs Of
1885 with an alternative sentence OF
ten days. Barney took an appeal. He
Tas convicted on the testimony OF
Uscb Morris and Louis Iimoge, The
latter admitted on the stand that Bar
ncy has recently testified against him
in court but that he bore no i'll will
toward the respondent
Those OF the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
! Thomas Reeves, who knew OF the oc-
casion expressed to them hearty con
sratulations on tho 39th anniversary
their marriage. which care Tuesdr
Many indicated their feelings in n
substantial way by sending test;mor ial'
OF the high regard in which Mr.. and Mrs
Reeves are held. there being few, If any
the county who are better known or NOR
highly welcomed than they. All unite If
wishing them abundant health and salts
faction in the prosperity which has como
to them after many years Of remarkably
hard, persistent work.
The first meeting Of the Mems Soc al
union of the First Baptist Church was
held in the church vestry las: evening at
eight o'clock Because OF other appoint
ments Congressman Foster. who was to
have delivered an address. was not able
to be present. In his place F. s. Retain
gave an interesting and helpful address
on the position of men in the religious
and social work of the church. The Rev.
! F. d. Penney, Robert Noble Lester Da-
| Wis and Mr.. Dyke, assistant observer AZ
the local weather bureau station who
cane to this city but recently from vii
mington. n. c.. also gave short talks. En-
nest Chausse sang vocal solos and re-
freshments were served. The union has at
the start 30 members but it Is expected
that the membership will increase soon.