Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-22
CITY NEWS.

Ull I NEW y.
Henry Goodrich pleaded guilty to being
oxjcated yesterday and was fined 81
d costs of 1919 in city court. He paid.
DR.. G. A. Miller, with his family. went
hcrday IN New York city. where the
ctor is to continue his veterinary Yrac-
e. co. ) "
ohm LOGO was in city court Thurs
and pleaded guilty to being In
kicated. He was fined IS and costs
500
Isx Alpert, a merchant OF this city.
Id q petition In bankruptcy Thurs
Y. He has liabilities Of $1.094,05 ana
sets OF ssa2 Of which $3.50 10 claim
exempt.
'hi,tenden county teachers examina-
ms will be held at the congregational
urch In Fssex Junction this week
iday and Saturday, in charge OF Johh
Allen, county examiner.
he onEucemcnt is announced OF Miss
ssie fine and Moses Peremnn OF this
Y. On sunday evening about 300 guests
thered at the home OF MIR. Perloman
honor of the event ard were enter
ned with music, etc. Refreshments
IRE scrvcd.
kbraham Copiln Of West Derby, filed
petition in bankruptcy Yesterday He
: liabilities Of s4.6l7 and assets OF
5l9 IL. Of which $3.50 is claimed OK
pt. OF the liabilities $500 represents
cured claims, S},397 unscscu.ed claims
d $50 accommodation paper.
;x- Alderman German Germain, who is
ut the home of his sister in Port
uf, Que. is very low and his death
expected hourly Ills son. Roger Ger
pin, left for there on Sunday. Mr.
rmaln was operated upon some tine
o for cancer of the stomach.
Peter Tlanne"y of Richmond died
ursday morning at 7:i5 O'Clock 4:
. Fanny Allen hospital ut the age
IS years. lie was taken TO the hos
a' only 10 hours before his J'ath.
q body was taken Friday to Rich
nd, where the funeral was hcii.
b. 5. Peasc returned from Quebec Tues
Y bringing word that General Henry,
pugh much reduced by loss Of blood
pm the stomach. was quiet. and free
pm pain. No further hemorrhages had
turred, and his recovery was ex-
cted.
William o. Childs OF eBrattleboro
d petition in bankruptcy Mon
y. IL has liabilities OF sS32.l5 and
assets. Frank j. Raymond Of
and Isle, farmer. also filed n petit
n. He has liabilities Of 21.5t4.75 and
sots of sl744.Oo, of which s71i is
lined exempt.
|rhe State Y. NJ. c. A. has appointed
II. Fuller OF Mechanicsville, n. Y,
Fmerly secretary of the associations
Rutland, Brattleboro and Benning-
b, as county secretary in Windsor
unity. He will have his headquarters
White River Junction and begin his
|rk the first Of next month.
a large number of friends gathered
the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
yder of Ward street Thursday evening
help celebrate the 25th anniversary
their marriage. The evening was
kasantly spent with music, whist
d dancing, after which refreshments
re served. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward were
lrried at ST. Joseph's Church by the
Rev. Mgr. Cloarec.
)r. G. A. Miller has disposed Of hin
terinary practice in this city to DR.
orge y. Stevenson of Morrisville,
Stevenson assumed the practice
thursday. DIR. Miller will leave In a
~ or two for New York, where he
III become associated in the veterin-
v profession with his brother. DR..
II. Miller His family will 60 to
W York soon.
bout 90 OF the friends o. Miss Grace
Wis, daughter of F. l.. Davis Of North
feet. rendered her linen shower
ursday in honor of her engagement to
lph G.. Wood of West Lebanon, n. H..
e evening was pleasantly spent with
Isle and games and Miss Davis received
ny presents of linen, etc. The wedding
i occur in this city In December.
Major T. D. Kelehcr, paymastcr Cni-
States army. who has been stationed
this city since May of last year,
Il on Monday with his family for
W York. where he has been ordered.
pit. G. J. Holden, who is now on
h on Monday with his family for
y, will relieve Major Keleher here.
e transfer Is merely an exchange OF
btions by these two officers.
Cyrus Bowers OF Panton. q farmer,
I'D a petition in bankruptcy Fri
afternoon. He has liabilities Of
R,75714 and assets Of $7,7OS.5O, Of
nich $s4s.00 is claimed exempt. OF
liabilities, $7,231, represents Sc
red claims, s2.953.l4. unsecured claims
d $3.50, notes and bills which ought
be paid by other parties thereto.
'hree petitions in bankruptcy were
ed Tuesday as follows: Philious V.
pnt of st, Johnsbury. laborer, who
liabilities of $780, and assets of 500,
lined exempt; George Beaudry Of st.
bans, locomotive fireman, who has
blitios of s7i2 ard assets of 800,
lined exempt; and Herbert w. Boyle
Brattleboro, q laborer, with liabilities
M,2270 and assets of s2270 of which
0 Is claimed exempt
Fred r. Rogers, a former Burinqton
b. committed suicide at S1!3rrville.
lss. Thursday by inhaling Illuminating
IS, attaching one end OF a gas tube to
gas jet and placing the other in his
'uth' Mr.. Rogers was the son of Mark
Rogers OF Burlington and was horn