Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
CITY NEWS.

Saturday to being Intoxicated, lie was
5lrod 50 and costs of sS,19
Victor Iiorncr OF this city nled pc
titian In bankruptcy Saturday, lo has
liabilities Of S,i3, and asuets OF $500,
John 4. Amor Of Fairfield, a farmer,
has nied q petition III Gnnkruptcy.llo has
liabilities Of $3.50 and assets Of t2SA.
A. l.. walker has resigned his position
With Libby, MoNoll s. Libby to accept
more lucrative ono with Il, r. Durkee s.
20, Of New York.
pfwarSi Willis, a driver for the National
ascuit company, and Miss Mary NJ Stow
II, werc married yesterday afternoon by
he Rev. a, Y. Bliss.
Tho suit OF NJ, r, Kelley Vs. !. n.
chase and J. II, Alton. an action Of as
tunpsit to recover $500. was filed in the
bounty clerks ofrico Friday,
John Baldassaro Of Rockingham filed u
petition IN bankruptcy Monday, He
has liabilities % 81, o6i.sI and assets OF $1lS
bf which 500 ia excepted,
Olln c. Sanborn and Miss Susie A.
Russell Of stowe were married last
Pveninx at the College street Church
parsonage by Rev, l. c. start.
william Wallace OF Canaan filed n
petition In bankruptcy yesterday, He
las liabilities OF 1851 and assets OF 1870
IL OF which is claimed exempt.
Henry Beauvis pleaded guilty in city
our, Yesterday morning to hunting and
hooGns on Sunday, He was fined $40
&C
ence OF 20 days In the house OF co,rec-
ion at Rutland.
The suit OF tho town OF Jericho ~ the
own Of Cnderhill was entered Monday
n Chittenden county court; Tke suit
for the recovery of sloo, and grows on.
Pf the care BY Jericho OF u town charge,
)rrison W. Brown,
John kilcourse, soldier, whose identity
vas unknown when he was arrested To-.
ntoxica,ion on North street Wednesday
fiernoon. pleaded guilty before Justice +.
J. Webster Thursday afternoon aud Was
ined & and costs Of SGT
w. F. Richardson pleaded guilty to
cling Intoxicated when urraigned In
ity court yesterday morning. He wns
fned SIS and costs and being unable to
bay Will serve the alternative sentence
u ten days In Jail.
James Haney, who was injured by be-
ng run Into hy an automobile on the Shell
urne read, September nth. has so far
recovered as to be n bic to leave the Fanny
Men hospital. whittier hc was taken
GLOWING thu accident.
Mayor Burke stated last evening that he
you'd to-day issue warning for a city
Meeting to be held Friday evening, Octo-
per IS, for the purpose Of acting on the
proposition to bond the city to raise the
ecessary money to install a filtration
lan;.
Tho steamer Chutoaugay has taken
bout 500 barrels Of apples from Grand
sic to Plattsburgh this fall and about
100 more barrels will he carried before
he season closes. The apples are shipped
rom Plattsburgh to New York and AL
ANY markets.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eunice Stanlin, who
led Sunday Of general debility at st.
oseph's orphannge was held Tuesday
aorning from tho orphanage. She was
years of age, and had been at the or
damage for many years. She leaves no
elatves. Stella Provost, Is years of age,
led Sunday at the orphanage OF tuber-
losia
DR.. J. b. Wheeler and his daughters,
Iilss Mary and Miss Constance Wheeler
eturned to this city Monday night from
heir European trip The party arrived In
Boston Sunday from Liverpool by the
cymric Of the White star line. The Misses
Iafk On
nd DIR. Wheeler left to Join them July
last
Mrs. Edward L. Robinson died at her
(ome, 1859 Bank street, Monday after
DON after few days illness. Mrs. Robin
pms maiden name was Rose McGrath
nd she was born In Shelburne 70 years
go. Four years ago she became the wife
Mr.. Robinson, By whom she is
urvived.
Mr.. and Mrs z. p. Shaw nave returnc
% this city after q several months car
iage drive through Vermont. They left
burlington the latter part Of July and
urtng their absence made quite extended
tays at Jefersonville and Caspian lake
|eEdes visiting Montpelier and Other
faces.
Three DRINKS were disposed Of in city
curt Friday morning. Paul 1Armey
nd James Smith. both Of Burlington, up
n pleading guilty. were fined each IS ant
osts Of 1918 and 81. q. respectively. William
Usher Of Essex Junction. entered a sim
ar plea and received an assessment o
8 and costs Of 1913.
Mrs Elizabeth Hughes died Fr!da,
morning at seven o'clock at the home o
er daughter, Mrs. p. E. Sheehan O
Worth Battery street. Mrs. Hughes va
on in Ireland and was 70 years Of aga
he funeral was held from 81, Mary
athedral Saturday morning al min
clock. The intermer. was In Reese
lille. N. Y.
Benjamin williams, who was sentenced t.
state prison at the March term of Chit
enden county court, for shooting Office
transferred to the State hospital for III
insane at Waterbury. 1t Is said that VII
ans has not been known to speak to AN
ne since his commitment to Windsor, fol
owing his conviction last spring,
The condition OF German Germain
Who recently went to a hospital II
'1ontreal for treatment, remains un
hanged. A consultation of physician
vas held and 1t was decided that al
peration was not advisable. MI