Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06
CITY NEWS,

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ght Of consumption at the age of 10
bars.
Fred Chaycr and Albert Tucker were
city court saturday charged with
k~toxication. They we're given fines OF
and costs.
~Justice Villas has given judgment for
BOO and costs OF s3.43 for the plaintiff
the case Of Henry ]. Nelson We. Mrs.
ercey E. Corey.
There may be Some money for you
idden away among to-day's classihed
DIS. Try to locate it-be a pros
eotor."
Frank sordir was arraigned before
Justice f. G. Webster yesterday for
htoxication. He pleaded guilty and
as fined IS and costs of $3.50, which
g paid.
Mrs. George Rills died Friday at her
me, 965 South Champlain street, at the
re of rs years. She is survived by two
lldren, Mrs. o. II. Kelsey of Denver.
DO, and Albert Bills of this city.
Jnmes Henson was in city court Fri
~. charged with being drunk. He
eaded guilty and was fined IS and
bsts Of 1919. He will serve the alter
ate. sentence of ten days in Jail.
Martin Duchane Of As South Battery
hamplain street were married Tuesday
orning at eight o'clock at St. Joseph's
hurch by the Rev. j. A. Lacouture.
Or. George O. Coutu of 207 North
-inooski avenue and Miss Anna j.
ubu of 495 Colchester avenue were
Iarried Monday afternoon at four
clock by the Rt. Rev. Mgr. Cloarec.
General and Mrs. T. S. Peck and daugh-
r, Theodore, arrived IN Boston Thurs
y morning on the Cunard line steamer
ernia from an extended stay in Europe.
d came to their home in Burlington
at evening.
+. b. Baldwin, who has conducted a
tocery store in the new block on the
,rner of North and Hyde streets, has
I'D his business to r. c. Mace, who
Ill move the goods across the road
TO John Lessons building.
The condition of German German Of
orth Willard street, who has been i'll
he past summer with cancer Of the
omach, is improved. He expects to
0 to Montreal soon to submit to an
peration at the Hotel Dieu.
f. F. Little and wife. formerly Of
is city, who for the past year have
sided in saltwater, Oklahoma. will
me to Syracuse, N. Y, about Septem-
n Is. their son having accepted the
psition of associate professor of cleo
ical science in Syracuse University.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Linsey Arbuckle
We issued invitations for the marriage
their daughter, Mary Loretto Murray
buckle. to DR.. Peter owen Shea of
Forester, Mass. The will take
ace at the Cathedral of the Immaculate
inception, this city, Tuesday morning,
ptember IS. at $3.50 o'clock.
+. NJ. Wiltsie. the travelling man Of
bany. n. Y. who was stricken with
E~ralysis at the Hotel Burlington sew
al days ago. was taken Friday to
s home. He has not regained the
Pwer of speech and his left side is
werless. He was accompanied to
bany by his wife and a nurse.
Miss Fannie Crandall Of this city has
en- appointed teacher of music in all
e public schools except the high
hool and the work there may be as
gned to her. Miss Leah A. DeNer-
It of New Hampshire has been ap-
tinted instructor in elocution in the
gh school and will have charge of
e physical culture work in the other
aides.
The trustees of the Howard Relief So
ETY. have learned with regret that their
perintendent, Mrs. Alberta Beach, will
tire from that work October /. They
We been fortunate In securing DR. Helen
|. Bissell of Rochester, N. Y, as Mrs.
Pach's successor. DR.. Bissell has been
entitled with one of Kochester's largest
E~ttutions and will enter upon her du-
Is here the first OF October.
|1rs. Richard Leprond Of 24s North Bend
rect died early Friday afternoon after
long illness tuberculosis. She was 81
ars OF age. She Is survived by a hus-
nd. a daughter, MIN years old, and a
p 16 years old. She also leaves a mother,
IS. Roi OF Holyoke. Mass. who is now
this city. The funeral was held
bnday morning from ST.. Joseph's
urch.
amp Barnard at Malletts bay was bro
b yesterday and the young ladies, chap
bned by Miss Blackwell and Miss Nc
hlty. returned last evening to New York
a special sleeping car. The % young
lies, who have been in camp since the
st OF July, reside In New York and VI
bity and attend Barnard College in New
rk. The camp Is yearly becoming more
pular and next year will probably be
Pm more largely attended.
The steamer MaQuam owned by the
pamplain Transportation company
h!ch was sunk last winter while try.
3 to break tho Ice for the launching OF
e T~iconderoga, is being dismantled
S~helburpe Harbor. The machinery will
removed and sold to junk dealers
UGH of the upper timber interior
ish and Joiner work can be saved and
ilized In the general work OF the shir
(rd. The Maquam was used last sea
n for excursion purposes.
insom were married saturday even
x at st. Mary's Cathedral. The
idesmaid was Miss Anna Collins and
e best man was George l.. Dragon
reception was held on King street
e young couple receiving nan hand
me presents. They left In the even
z for Montpelier. Among those who
pre- present from out Of town were
e. Telyea of Charlotte, j. e. O'Neil