Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
CITY NEWS,

t''o NURSES at IN
Fanny Allen hospital will be open Oc
tober 2. A large class is expected.
DR.. Clayton G.. Andrews left yesterda
for Canton, N. Y, where he is to succee
the late DR.. J. N. Bassett in the practic
of medicine.
Mary A. Isham. widow Of John L
lsham, died at her home on Clyme
street Tuesday. The family formerl,
lived for many years In Williston.
Mrs. Levi p. Gordon, the elderly lad,
whose recent accident was mentioned
In our news columns. Is in a ~crltica
condition and her recovery IL doubtful
Joseph Barrett and NJ. Provost wer,
before Judge Mower in city court Tues
day for intoxication. They entered
pleas of guilty and fines of IS and cost.
OF 1919 were pronounced.
A petition In bankruptcy was nled Thurs
day by Merrill h. McCarger, a proce,
of Alburgh. He has liza abilities of S. 1S2 If
and assets of 5000. of which $500 arc
claimed exempt.
william Cilley was In city court Thurs.
DAY Tor intoxication. He pleaded guilty
ana was fined s. and costs Of $3.50. He will
serve the alternate sentence Of ten days
In Jail.
The South Hero base ball team de-
feated the Shelburne nine at Athletic
Park Tuesday afternoon by a score
Of ! to 3. Allen and Mercier constitut-
ed the battery for South Hero.
Henry Lafont and Miss Clara Basil
'ere were married Tuesday morning
At seven o'clock at st. Joseph's Church
oy the Rt. Rev. Mgr. Cloarcc. Both
young people reside in this city.
a letter received Tuesday in regard 10
the condition of DR.. Lyman Allen was
more encouraging, so that there seems
90 ne a good prospect of his final restora-
uon to health. DR.. Allen is in a Boston
hospital.
The case Of the State VS.. DR.. u n
Read of Shelburne was entered Tuesday
IN county court and will probably come
up for trial later in the term. This case
involves the seizure Of a horse bv HUI
name Agent Fuller.
George Thompson of Keeseville. n. Y.
was arrested yesterday by the police on
a charge of intoxica.ion. He was ar.
ralgned before Judge Mower. He
$500 ""' vas IIcu % and costs
OF $500, which were paid.
was rendered Saturday in
''0S court IN the case of F. Howes e. ca
rs. w. II. Grace for the plaintiff IN ro'
cover damages of $50. 50 and costs. In tho
ease OF A. d. Bristol VS.. David Den,sg
augment was rendered for the PLAINTIFF n
Recover damages of sa3.s and costs of 81. "a
Mrs. Isaac Rogers of 90 Archibald strest
died at 1l:30 o'clock on Saturday morn,ng
OF heart disease. She was rs years of a1e
ana mad been Ill only a few days. She /.
survived by a husba nd and several chill
dren. The funeral was held Tuesday
morning from St Joseph's Church.
Fifteen telephone operators surprised
Miss May Murray. one Of the toll linz
FORCE by descending on her at her home
on South Union street last evening with
a linen shower. Refreshments were served
and a fine time enjoyed. Miss Murray will
be married two weeks from last evening to
X. E. Carlisle. ex-signal sergeant, u. s. A.,
who was stationed while in the service at
Fort Ethan Allen.
Beatrice Harriet. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. FRANK f. Morse Of II Booth street, |
died Tuesday morning OF malignant diph-
iberia. She was six years. two months
c"' ~ IL, WnlCl was |
private, was held Tuesday afternoon. the
Rev. F.. d. Penney officiating. The inter
ment was In Lake View cemetery.
The troops from Fort Ethan Allen have
orders to leave Mt. Gretna on the
nth or 18th OF September, which will bring
them home October 2 They are to en-
traln' the artillery to Sidney. n. Y, and
the cavalry to Poughkeepsie, n. V, from
which nIpnae tha,,
The itinerary Of camps is
about the same as they had going down.
Henry a. DeVarennes died Sunday
morning at nine o'clock at the Fanny
Alien hospital of a complication of dis
eases He was 10 years OF age and a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Devarennes. Jr..
both OF whom are dead. He made his |,
with his grandfather, o. DeVar-
ennes at 50 North street. He Is survived
BY three sisters. The funeral was held |,
morning at eight o'clock from
his late homo, 50 North street. |,
Willis v. Farr OF Westminster, who
recently purchased the Hobart place
at No II Buell. street, arrived In his
city Friday with his family and
will soon settle in his new home. Mr..
Farr m to Burlington to educate
dho " 10 II closer touch
with his field of labor.
Napoleon Vezina died Thursday morn
ing at 5:3o o'clock at his home on Ger
main street, after a long illness of a COM :
plication Of diseases. He was IS years of
age. He Is survived by a wife, four sons =
and two daughters. all Of this city ex- !
ceut Napoleon Vezina, Jr., who Is en- j.,
2loyed In Barre. The funeral was held I
Saturday morning from St. Joseph's /
with interment in Mt. Calvary t
|
Joseph Besette and Miss Gilmore .Je. :,
were married yesterday morning AT :.
bt. Mary's Chatedral by the Rev. w. p !.
Crosby. The bridesmaid was Miss Olivia /
larmey and the best man was Albert -
Jerome. The bride was attired in q =
white creation. wore a rose colored hat II
Ind carried pink carnations. The brides o
nla'o also wore white and a white hat and :.
carried carnations. A reception was hold y
evening at the home OF the orde,s I
father. Edward Bessette of II Mania
street. ~
Three children died in this cltv vos,o.
lay OF cholera infantum, the five mantle
'id daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. CAV
Cherry street. the year old daughter of q
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cormier Of F,rst ~