Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
CITY NEWS.

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cars will stop running to Ethan Allen
Park tonight. after which they
Twin run to Institute road only.
The condition of most Re- J. s.
Michaud bishop of Burlington, continues
10 improve. He is still at the Fanny AL
len hospital but walks about the grounds
and visits this city occasionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells will not
ksit Europe this year. as usual, but
will probably visit Florida instead
They ext ect to leave for the latter
place about the last OF December
Patrick Reagan. who was arraigned
before Justice T.. q. Webster, Saturday.
pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was
sentenced to not less than five nor more
than six weeks in the House OF Corrcc-
ton at Rutland.
News was received in this city ycster-
day Of the sudden death from pneumonia
in New York on Tuesday Of Mrs. Abbie
g. Lewis, wife of the Rev. j. J. Lewis,
a summer resident Mt Queen city Park
and we'll known in Burlington and
vicinity.
Walter Curtis. nephew of Mrs. e. a.
Sparrow Of Main street, who has been
I'll for several months and whose case
has puzzled the attending physicians,
was operated ON at the Mary Fletcher
hospital yesterday ana found to be suf-
fering from chrome appendicitis.
The figures for October as completed
at the customs house show that during
last n:cnth goods valued at S1s9l 20 were
|exportod through the district of Yer
mont. The duties collected on goods i'm
ported during the same period were sis,-
o9a.92. Last year the duties collected IN
October amounted to &1Gll.l5.
The sad news was received here Tues
day of the sudden death of the Re- +. y.
Dewhurst at his home in Chicago Tues
day forenoon We are without Intelligence
of the details of his death. Mr.. Dowhurs.
was pastor of the Bcrenn Baptist Church
in this city from 1889 to 1895 and was an
eloquent speaker.
Mrs. Timothy Neary died yesterday |
At her home in Shelburne OF enlarge
ment of the liver. She Is survived by
"a husband and four daughters and FIVE
sons. the Misses Mary and Belle Of --..s
city. Nellie OF Richmond. and Kate OF
Middlcbury and John OF this city, Ed |
ward and James of Sheburne and Pat
rick and Thomas of California.
There was hearing Saturday after
noon Ii city court in the civil suit of
Mrs. clara Beargren Fred Fasset; OF
Middle bury. Tie suit is brought to re-
cover for damages done to a clock. !
Davis {: Russell Of Mddl, bury and A.
V. Spalding a. this city appeared for
Tho defendant and Cowles & Moulton for
the plaintiff. Judgment was reserved.
The new first class batt'eshio W. mont
which Is now at the Fore River ship
yards, will arrive at the Charlestown
navy yard on November %. The big
I6,0u0-ton ship will be noated into the
i"w drydock on the following day ana
aer trial Is scheduled 20 take place De
ccnber 3. Tho ship must make is knots
per hour for the four hours run in order
. % meet contract requirements.
The committee which will have |
charge of the erection Of the filtration
| plant has organized with City Erg-
neer F. o. Sinclair as chairman and
Prof. ]. w. Notey as secretary. Tho
Iother members are Aldermen Meazhcr
Morgan. Cofey and Reeves and Fred
IJohonnott. The first thing to be done
Twill be to make a survey of the land
near the reservoirs. The committee
Twill make an inspection of the proper
|ty some day this week.
The injunction against the defendants
| In the case of NJ. F. Kelley. vs.. l. ~
Chase and James Fl. Allen was dissolved
Tuesday. The suit grows out of the
occupancy of the Kelley farm in Colches-
/ ter. an injunction having been granted,
during the regular session OF court, re-
|straning the defendants from removing
or selling hay in the farm barns or build
|ngs The injunction was dissolved by the
filing with the county clerk of the proper
bond by H. s. Peck, attorney for the
orator V. A. Billiard represented the
defendants.
Miss Emma Thibault OF North street
Idied yesterday morning at 5:45 o'clock
after long illness with tuberculosis.
lShe was Is years OF age. She Is sur
|Vived by father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. X. Thibault, and two sisters
Ind two brothers, the Misses Florence
snd Harriet Of this city and William
|pf Schuylerville. n. Y, and Thomas OF
White Plains, n. Y. Her father is now
seriously III at the Fanny Allen hos
pital. The funeral arrangements were
not completed last evening.
Mrs. G. II. Holden gave delightful re-
reption Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
MRS. u. J. Holden, who. with CAPTAIN
Holden. Is spending a few weeks in this
city. The two Mrs. Ioldens received tho
guests and Mrs. +. II. Parker, Mrs f. E.
Burgess Mrs. c. D. Ordway and Mrs
Robert Noble acted as ushers The Misses
Sophie Van Scklen. Madeline Burgess.
Margaret Shas,ley and Mary Partridge as
sisted In the dining room, which was
decorated with pink chrysanthemum,
There was also profusion of chrysanthe-
NUNS, roses and other flowers in the 9th
rooms OF the house. About rs ladies' were
IN Il finndannna