Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-06
CITY NEWS,


{ourt yesterday morning when arralgncd
or intoxcation. lie was fined So and costs
f $50.
Ray Hathaway left Sunday for Win
ipeE, Manitoba, where he will visit his
rother. Later he intends to go to the
canadian Northwest and claim Cana
ian land tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells ana DR.. J.
\. Taner left Monday for New York,
here they will remain n few days and
hen GO to Miami, Fla. where they have
hken a furnished house for the winter.
The condition of Fred Crane, the boy
no was seriously hurt by fall Monday
ening. was somewhat improved ycster-
ny morning, but last evening 1t was
Practically the same as the day before.
Miss Eva Maud Cute daughter OF Mrs.
BORA J. Clutc of East Galway, n. V. was
carried to Charles W. Spear of this city
the First Baptist Church of East Gall
lay on November Is. They will reside
this city at 30 North Winooski avenue.
Harley IIoag. who has been for several
lars connected with telephone work in
W district at Newport. including ex-
PanEcs at Newport Bartoi.. Barton
indng, North Troy and Lowell. This
strict was formerly n part of the St.
bhnsbury distric:.
Two petitions In bankruptcy were
ed Friday Sherman y. Parker Of
ire. harness maker. has liabilities
st,,1 81 CptG nf 81 i,,,.,1
hpt William ORrien of Rocking
m has liabilities of $3.50 and assets
$500 of which 1884 Is claimed cx-
hpt
Charles Limoges pleaded guilty to a
cond offence Of intoNlcation, when
ragncd before Justice +. q. Wooster
day. He received a straigh: SEN
pee Of six months in the House of
ERECTION at Rutland. As the period
tween this offence and his last ono
< more than six months, he was not
lCcd to disclose.
Any ono wishing to aid the Drurv
era company who were in the wreck at
REGIMES will please send money or
thing to the charity organization, II
birth Union street. The clothing most
fded are, for men, overcoats under
ar, size 40, collars. size Is, handker-
efs, stockings and hats: for women,
rts, cloaks, shoes. size 4. underwear,
f 80. handkerchiefs; also travelling bass
II dress suit cases.
he board of contro' Of the experiment
ton of the University of Vermont
state Agricultural College held
ting at tho Van Ncss House Fri
afternoon. There were present ex-
vernon f. j. Ormsbcc of Brandon, the
b. q. S. Fassett of Enoshurgh. Prof
l.. Hills, President NJ. II. Buckham
Superintendent Cassius Peck of Bur
ton. Routine business only was
lsacted. Work on Morrill, hall has
n suspended for the season.
peal H3. Journeymen BARRIERS Inter-
ional Union, held their annual meeting
Elday night and elected the following
GERS: President. f. V. Howard vice
Eident, a. f. Limoge; financial cor
bonding secretary, Fred A. Baillargeon;
surer. Frank S. Lattrell: recording
rctary. G.. W. Hatch: guide. j. A.
nd guardian, Eugene Provost;
ncal committee. Benjamin ALTER, A.
Limoge, G. W. Hatch. The officers
be installed on the first Monday In
uary.
be Spanish American War veterans
Friday night in the Forcsters' rooms I
Church street and appointed COM
ees to draft bylaws for the camp, !
ch will probably be organized on
ember IA. A committee was also APP
ted to choose members to be elected
officers at the next meeting. Out of
20 veterans who reside in this city,
|ere present at the meeting last even
representing ten different army
Mutations. 1t was voted to name the
p after James W. Flynn. who was
only one from the Burlington COM
to die before mustered cut.
Is. Jennie Balch, who suffered n
lytc shock at her apartment in the |
Ehts on Colchester avenue, was re-
ed to be improved last evening When .
did not appear at breakfast Monday |
hing, friends went to her room, which |
locked. An entrance was effected and |
Balch was found to be lying UNI
cious. having suffered a shock. For
bnsiderable period thereafter she did |
recover consciousness. She improved ,
ewhat yesterday, recognized those
were attending her and seemed to
bore comfortable last night.
e funeral of ex-Alderman GERMAN
held on Saturday morning at nine
Pck from ST. Joseph's Church, the RI
Mgr, Cloarec officiating and the
j. NJ. Billion conducting services II
grave. The funeral was largely at.
ed and there were many beautiful
offerings. The members Of the In
ndent Order Of Foresters and L'Union
Jean Baptiste of which the deceased
member, attended the funeral in a
The bearers. members of tho two
tiles, were S. Snyder. Joseph Vezna,
Blair. NJ. Gingras. Napoleon ST.
&c and James Gassctt. The inter-
was in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
e Judgment against the I.umiere
American company, limited, In
b OF +. j. White was paid yesterday
all litigation between the parties end
The English company sold out some
tbs ago to the French company and
after company have been at all times
10 pay the judgment in case the SUI
e court sustained the judgment Of
bounty court. Mr.. White was in the
yesterday and papers in settlement
passed between the parties. The orig
suit was brought for $50, 900 damages {
the defendants offered the plaintiH
amount Of his salary as 1t became
about $1,000 before suit was brought.
MONDAYS BANKRUPTS.