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

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weeks in the summer with her sister. Mrs.
Jennie M. wood Of Hckok place, will be
pa.ned to know of her DEATH which oc
CURED at the home of her daughter in
Springfield, Mass. Saturday evening. af
ter an Illness Of four days duration with
pneumon "a.
Tho case OF Lewis C. Kertzmer, apt.
vs.. Miriam ", Messmer, an action for
debt. was filed in Chitteuden county
court yesterday L. T.. Wilbur Is attor-
ney for tho plaintiff and J. ]. Monahan
for the defendant. Mrs. Messmer was
the plaintiff in the recent suit of Mess
NOR against J. w. and Edna Kew and
was awarded verdict in that case.
The following judgments have been en-
tered in city court: c. q. Petcrson's es-
tato va. N, ID. williams, for plaintiff to
recover So and costs OF s5.2i John Looney
vs. j. W. DeRohen and G. w. Kelley. trus-
too, for the plaintiff to recover s6706 and
costs OF s9.74 Leader Evaporator COM
pany vs., l.. y, Mayo and trustee, for
the plaintiff to recover s93 and costs of
$1l.lA The trustee was defaulted and
Judgment was given against the trustee
for the entire amount.
Miss Jennie Couture died Friday
morning at six o'clock at her home on
GERMAN street after lingering illness
OF about four years with consumption.
She was 20 years OF age. She Is survived
by n mother ard father, three brothers,
Joseph. Nelson and Aiphonse and six
sisters. Lucy, Rosie, Victoria Clara So
phia and Mrs. Charles Parker of Grand
Isle. The funeral was held Monday
morning from St. Josephs Church at
eight o'clock with interment in Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
Deputy Sheriff NARROW of Underhill
brought William Maple to tho Chittenden
county jail yesterday to serve sem
tence Of 15 days for intoxication. Maple
was convicted at hearing before
Justice Bliss of Jericho. He was fined
IS and costs and Is serving the alter
nate sentence. He was also convicted
of breach of the peace, receiving fine
of Sc and costs. He appealed the lat
ter case.
Chief Of Police Russell has been noti-
fed by constable in Webster, Mass,
OF the disappearance from his home in
that place Of Peter Guibaeult, is years
old The boy in question is described
as having black hair, dark eyes, broad
nose and being four feet seven inches
tall. A reward of s25 is offered for his
arrest. Chief Of Police Russell has the
boys photograph.
The annual meeting of the general COM
mittee of tho Adams Mission was held
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock and of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year.
The mission was found to be in a better
financial condition than heretofore. The
officers elected are the same as served
last year and are as foIlows Chairman,
r. 8. Pcase; vice-chairman, H. s. How
ard; secretary, @. B Brown; treasurer, G,
w. Marks.
Chorus c. and Helen p. Bliss yestcr-
day transferred to the Free Methodist
Church. the house and land known as
the ]. W. Mills place on the east side
OF Elmwood avenue, adjoining the
cemetery. The consideration was
$4,000 The Free Methodist society
which now holds its services in q hall
on st. Paul street, expects ultimately
to erect church and parsonage on the
newly acquired property, but definite
| plans have not yet been formulated.
Mrs. Amos w. Cookie died at her home
in Williston Friday afternoon
at 1890 o'clock, after long illness
She was born in Colchester 81
years ago and Is survived BY
Mr.. Cookie, two sons Allen c.. of this
city and Ralph Of South burlington. two
daughters, Miss Grace Cookie of De-
Norte. Col. and Miss Kate Cookie Of
South Burlington: four sisters, Mrs. r
II. Allen of this city. Mrs. Jennie C. Well.
OF Blackstone, Va, Mrs. Edmund Thomp
son of Indianapolis, Ind. and Mrs. j
b. Lund of Chicago and one brother, D
| W. c. Clapp OF this city. The funera
was held Sunday from her late home
with interment at Green Mount cemeter,
In this city.
| Freeman Willett died Friday evening a.
1870 o'clock at HIS home. go NORTH
street. He was % years Of age and dice
OF general debility. He is survived b,
four sons and three daughters, Georg,
and Joseph Willett Of this city, Octav,
OF Glens Falls and David Willett of Bos
ton. and Mrs. c. A. Wahlstrom Of thi
city, Mrs. G.. z. Goodse of Brooklyn, N
y. and Mrs. Alice Davis of Boston
Nellie Hanley was arraisned befor,
Justice r. G. Webstor Tuesday for in
toxication. She pleaded guilty and wa
nned S. and costs. She was unable I,
pay and will spend tho alternate tel
days IN Jail.
Miss Emma Lavallee, daughter Of Nose
I.avallee Of $40 North Bend street, an,
Moses Maynard OF W!rooski were marrle
Tuesday morning AT St. Joscphs Churc
by the Rt. Rev, Mgr Cloarec. The youn
people were attended by their fathers an
the ushers were Clifford Reaupre, I
Beaupre. Fred Lavalee and Albert Dey
cite. The bride was dressed in pearl gre
and carried brides roses A weddin
breakfast wss served IN the morning a
the home OF the bridegroom IN Winoosk
and In the evening a reception was he'll
In the ST, Joseph Baptist hall on Elm
wood avenue.