Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-24
CITY NEWS.

Ncs'"llo WHO was charged with giving y
{. Hathorne a worthless check, was no
pressed Saturday in city court.
Mrs. Ellen Bresnehan announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Anna NJ" &c
James j. Devereux of this city. The we'd
ding to take place juno ,.
Tho Methodist Episcopal church Biblt
SCHOOL will hold their annual basket pic
ric Saturday. juno g. going to- Adams
Landing.
a petition I'm bankruptcy was filed Thurs
day by Edwin j. Wtherbee. mer.
chant Of Castlcton He has liabilities OF
s53s299 and assets of sa,as4 80 of which
s5S are claimed exempt
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Woodhouse. WITT
Miss Haswell, left Sunday night for New
York. whence they sailed Tuesday on
The steamer Caronia for a two months
stay in Europe
Miss Annie Smith. who spent the win
ter in Germany, and who is now in Paris
attending lectures at the "Sorbunue." and
AZ the college dc France" expects to
return to Burlington in July.
Hugh Thomson and Robcr' Jones. tho
Burlington hoNs who were attendig 10
land stanford University previous to tho
earthquakes. are now engaged in the re-
building work in san Francisco.
petition in bankruptcy WAS filed Sat
urday 10y Louis Z. Tatro a 'aborer %;
Swantou. He has liabilities Of $50 "A and
assets OF 81 1H.Go, of which Sl,1fo are clain-
ed EXEMPT.
petition I'm bankruptcy was filed
Monday by Frederick J Babcock. a
blacksmith "f Rutland. He has Ia
hilites Of SESAME ana assets Of SIS, all
Of which are claimed exempt
Tho dog show committee Of tn, cham-
plain Kennel club have secured tho Ar.
mory for their fourth annual bench show
Of dogs. The American Kennel club have
awarded them dates for June 81 - and %
Cards ar" out announcing tho engage
mcnt of Miss Agatha Della. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J"nrctt of Willis
ton. 70 William u. kendrew OF this city
The wedding will take place at the home
Of the bride Wednesday evening, June 6
T. a. Carol was in court Friday for
te'nG drunk. He pleaded guilty aud was
fned s. and costs of s97a
Lawrence Butler was also IN for being
hrunk. He pleaded guilty and was fined
s. and costs of $97H.
y Telegram was received by NJ p.
Soulln Monday announcing the death
ON Sunday AZ Mt Vernon. y. Y. of his
sister, Mrs. Jennie Scriben. Mrs Serb
On was a native of Colchester and was
well known in this city.
Mrs. Clara H. Mitchell. wife Of H. F..
y. Mitchell. died Sunday evening at ten
o'clock at her home at number G3 Rose
street. She had suffered for some time
nth cancer. Tho funeral was held
Tuesday.
Russell Kendall y former Burlington
boy, who is now taking a course at
the New England Conservatory of Music
~ Boston. will preside at the organ in
-. Pauls Church hero during the month
Of August.
James and Leslie Jones were In city
court Tuesday for truancy. They were
sent To- the Industrial school at Ve-sennes
tor the remainder of their minority The
boys We're before Judge Mower last week
but the case was continued
Judge W. W. Miles will arrive IN this
o.'T Monday when the Morrow divorce
matters WI ho taken mp. He has not vet
So date f'r the hearing OF -he petition
q have t..o Injunction restraining the
city from building a public wharf re-
moved
Nars az b.Ar re.e,vel IN this city Of
e. 7aa;h IN cape Town, south Africa.
Of Mrs. y. G. Walston. after a SIX
months Illness. Mrs. Nalston was tho
wife ~ Elder ". c. Waiston. Il mis-
s!ona-y, and formerly resided in this
c:y.
Burlington appears to he a trade centor
Tor Old rags and scrap iron and most Of
TIA, class q merchandise for Mills around
eventually finds its way 10 tho Queen
ritY. Tuesday so bags Of rags arrived
rr TIE Chat-augay from across the lake
ro- l3ca, dealers
=: hearing before the board Of license
= -rn!ss.oners Saturday r. H. Brown was
granted permission to transfer his license
f-c-1 -. Paul street to tho Walker block |
= Tank street The difficulties over the |
rs>-se ~ the property were adjusted by the |
- - Mrs. q. 2. Browns interest to y.
H Walker.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday. Daniel W. Sullivan farmer
Of Concord, has liabilities of 81, 49, and as
sets of s425. all Of which are claimed ex-
omrt. Henry Trayah, a section fore
man Of St. Adams, has liabiltic, Of t2sy
and assets Of s1,5, Of which $50 ar, claim
ed exempt.
\ report has been made by Prof White.
'l"fn.at at the state Laboratory of iIy.
s enc, on the analysis Of tic internal
organs Of Henry Bralr[ yAa rt.I ,,d., |