Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-20
CITY NEWS.
A son was born December IL to Prof
and Mrs. A. w. SlOcu.l.


Edward Roach. who was arrested
TUESDAY afternoon for intoxication.
pleaded guilty in city court yesterday
morning He was fined s. and costs
|of 1919.
II. =. Barnes, who was nrraigned before
Justice +. G. Webster Thursday, charged
with intoxication, pleaded guilty and was
| fined S. and costs. He will serve tho al
Tentative sentence of 10 days in jail
Elias Lyman and Miss Helen Lyman will
sail from New York for Europe on
january 10. on the steamer Celtic OF the
White star line. They expect to be go1e
|untl about the first of next April.
All of the members of tic Drury Opera
company who stopped at tho Hotel Bur-
|lington following the wreck at Nersonnos
have left tho hotel and gone to their sew
eral homes in New York state.
DR.. c. X. johnson. who recently moved
to Bristol has purchased the j, s. Hickok
{ place on Clarke street, the sale being Of
fected Saturday through II. II. Hickok.
IDr. johnson VIII return to Burlington.
The next meeting CT the Vermont
board of pharmacy Will be held in Mont
idates. Correspondence should be ad-
lresscd TO j. Ct. Bellrose, Burlington.
David Rosenberg of Franklin Falls,
j. H.. has moved his family to this
rty and has purchased the grocery
tore of l. Rosenberg on North Winoo-
XII avenue, where he will conduct a
business.
In the suit Of william Rogers vs. Jo-
Feph Benoit. an action of assunlsit
Justice f. G. Webster yesterday cnter-
Ed judgment for the plaintiff to recover
10 and costs of $S.12. Both of tho
parties reside In BurlinFton
The adjourned hearing on tho contested
'harlotte highway case, which was 20
ave been held at the probate Office Tues
ay before the special commission APP
,ointed to hear it, was indefinitely cou-
nued.
The remains of Frank F. Brady who
led in this city Wednesday night. were
aiken Friday morning to Charlotte, ac-
ompanied by J. o. Walker and Fred
Walker. The Rev. Hervcy Quick con-
ucted services at the grave in Char
bite
The funeral OF tire tate Mrs. Richard
nderhill was held IRON her late home ct
3 South Union street Saturday after
Don at Two o'clock. The bearers We're a.
. Clement Henry Il. Shaw, l.. S. Drew
nd Harry Kinds.
George Laban Pratt of Bethel filed
clifton in bankruptcy Thursday. He has
abilities Of S794 and assets of $l5S.12 a
otition was also hled by Oliver DIVER
ey of Colchester. He has liabilities If
POI. % and assets of $3.50, claimed exempt
Mrs. Jennie w. Balch who has been
at The Heights on Colchester aven-
e. following a stroke OF paralysis, a
lort time since. is gaining very fav-
ably in strength. Mrs. Balch expects
} go to the Fanny Allen hospital to-
by.
Mrs. Napoleon Foisy of Park avenue
ed yesterday morning of a complica-
on of diseases. She was 46 years OF
&c and IS survived by n husband. four
bns and three daughters. The funeral
arrangements were not arranged yes
rday.
Miss Mary f. Enright teacher in
be Pomeroy school, has been granted
leave of absence during next term
hd her place will be taken by Miss
|argaret Tilley, who has taught sue
ssfully in several schools in the
unty for the past seven years
Monk once wrote that There is no
tion of man in this life which Is not
beginning OF so long a chain of con-
qucnces that no human mind may fore
the end" This Is true especially Of
ent advertising. A few lines Of type
I'd to business and social acquain-
nceshlps that last through lie
The body of Peter Burnel son of Louis
lrnel of South Burlington. arrived in
is city Saturday and was Inferred in
punt Calvary cemetery. Whic crossing
o railroad bridge a week ago. near
chmond. Mr.. Burnell stumbled and fell
liking on the ice below. He was terribly
used and died Wednesday morning
formerly resided In this city.
rhe remains OF Frank f. Brady. who
ed in this city late Wednesday evening
the age Of 6S years, were taken on the
% train Friday morning to Charlotte
nere funeral service was held at
grave. Mr. Brady was born in Char
tie and until few years ago was a
ointment drover of that town. He IL
rived by one sister. Mrs ]. o. Walker,
this city.
petition In bankruptcy was filed Mon
y by G. Lafayette Thomas of Bur
gton, a salesman. He has liabilities
tl,0Ii, all unsecured claims, and assets
$3.50, claimed exempt. petition was
Fo filed by Ernest J. Richard Of St,
bans, Il plumber VINO has liabilities
sl74. unsecured claims and assets OF
5, of which s1co is claimed exempt.
he engagement has been announced Of
IS A, Louise Bingham OF this city,
ugnter Of Mr., and Mrs, Charles l..
isham Of St. Adams. and Ernest wal
of Montreal assistant to Vice Frcsi-
1T Fitzhush of the Grand Trunk rail-
" system, This is Miss Bngham's
ond year as kindergarten teacher in
Converse school.
ews was received here FRIDAY of
death in New York Thursday even
or Fred Gauthler Of PlattSbursh, pro-
etor of the Arcade in that city Mr.
lthier had been suffering from kidney
lble and with his daughter was in
W York en- route to Cuba when his
base took on n serious aspect He
W rapidly worse until the end came
body was brought to Pittsburgh,
day night.
Dhn Redmond OF 80 Pearl street