Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-27
CITY NEWS,

his condition permits will undergo ar
operation for appendicitis.
The marriage of John vanier, a mer.
chant of st. James street Montreal, tc
Miss Aldca Trcpanier of this city. is
announced to take place in this city
January T.
Louis King Of Colchester was in
city court Friday. charged with IN
toxication. He pleaded guilty and was
fined IS and costs Of $50.
Louis Barker of Barre town filed a
petition in bankruptcy Friday. lie
has liabilities of s4o1.OG. unsecured
claims and assets OF $S5, claimed cx-
empt.
John H. Giddngs of Pittsford fled Il
petition in bankruptcy Thursday. He has
liabilities of $3.50, or which $3.50 is
secured. ard 500 unsecured claims,
willie his assets amount to $500
The trustees Of tho Home Savings bank
met Friday afternoon and declared the
usual semi-annual dividend of one and
thrce-fourths per cen. to dcpositors, pay
able on the first of January.
Robert Coliamcr. clerk at the Pavil-
Ion in Montpelier, was in the city yes
terday on his way to Shclburnc. where
his marriage to Miss Lctitia II. Ilar-
rington v i'll occur at seven o'clock this
! evening in Trinity Church.
El"ard R3sscau, night clerk ut the
Hotel Burlington, was taken Tucsd y
afternoon to the Mary Fletcher hoap.tol
'or treatment. During the past few night IS
ne has been suffering with hcmorrhagcs
from the lungs ana Monday evening his
condition became moro serious
The snow storm which came to make
Tuesday a white Christmas made extra
work for the employees of the traction
company. Both swe, p"rs were IN use all
day TO keep the tracks clear, but the Scr
ice was not seriously hinderol by the
Fruw.
II. Garrett REYNOLDS Of New York and
Miss Cora \. Maynard. daughter of Mr.
,nd Mrs. j. G. Maynard Of South Willard
street, were married Tuesday night at 10
o'clock at st Anthony's Church by the
Rev. W. A. Plamondon. Mr. and Mrs
Reynolds left after tho ceremony for
Ncw York, whore they will reside.
Kalmon Treshend, who has been in
he Chittenden county jail for some time
Pn body execution. was taken to his
enc off Archibald street last Monday
light because pneumonia was feared
finco he was placed in Jail he mas been
Il and gradually grew worse until q
hYsi'ian advised tina; he he taken home
Col. G. w Scarf received a tcleyra N
saturday morning announcing the death
n Grand Island, Neh.. Friday evening Of
us mother, Mrs Mary A. Scarf. Mrs.
Fcarff was 70 years old and had been i'll
omcwhat less than a week with the grip.
Besides Colonel Scarf. she leaves an
Their son. William II. Scarf Of Oklahoma
nd one daughter, Mrs. Belle Scarf Neff
10 resides in Grand Island.
The body of Luke Hall. who died sud
emily in Boston Friday night. was
rought to this city Sunday morning.
accompanied by his wife and by his
bother, Mrs. II. ". Hail. The funeral
as held Monday afternoon at two
clock from the home of his father. Col.
\. w. Hall, on Clarke street Inter
bent was In Lake View cemetery.
John Donahuc died at the ST. Joseph's
phanage on Saturday morning of
rights disease, after an illness of many
onths. He was CO years of age He is
irviyed by three childrep, Jennie of
edmond and two small children, who
side at the orphanage. The funeral WAS
I'D Sunday afternoon from the
phanage, the Rev. John Galllgan Of
,atng. The internent was in St.
Pseph's cemetery.
Mrs. lobe Rosenberg, wno is 100 years
age and who Is supposed to be the
dest woman in the State is seriously i'll
her home on Archibald street and it
now thought doubtful whether she can
'e to the anniversary Of her birthday,
|1ich occurs next month. a cold which
g contracted several days ago has
|adually developed into tn grip.
Y. w. Savage, who narrowly escaped
tai Injury in the Ncrgcnncs wreck and
5 since that time been confined to the
AIRY Fletcher hospital in this city, has
ZEN taken to Rutland. He was accom-
MED by T. a. Boyle of Rutland. who
associated with him in the manage
nnt of the Rutland theatre. Mr.. Savage
still in weak condition but not con-
ed 10 the bed.
The children of the College Street Con-
|egational Sunday school, about 100 in
mber, held their Christmas festivities
the churc.. parlors yesterday afternoon
six o'clock A supper was served and
ere was q programme Of songs and
citations. Instead OF receiving gifts,
e children brought gifts which will be
F'r!buted to poor children at the Adams
sson this evening, The children were
ven candy.
Judge Z. G. Mower in city court Mon
afternoon sentenced Thomas Barrett,
,rged with the violations of the
arantine on the home of William
'ong on Champlain street some time
=, to serve 30 days in tho House of
ERECTION and pay the costs of prosecu-
n, taxed at sl2,79, He was arrested on
evening Of December "A by the police
oartmont and at his hearing, held some
lie afterwards, sentence was deferred
duet OF DRINKS appeared in city court
nday afternoon and received SEN
ces at the hands Of Judge T.. c.
wer. James Flynn of this city pleaded
lty to n second offense and was given
traight sentence of 30 days to Rutland
If he raises enough money to pay his
amounting to Sl5. with costs of
3d. he may choose that alternative
lhry Bcaudry also of this city, was
|d for first offense and he paid