Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30
CITY NEWS.

Emily l.. DaNlS was nleu lHuISudy III Nv
ounty clerk office.
Edward Ready was in city court
yesterday charged with intoxication.
lie pleaded guilty and was fined SIS
nd costs of s10.79. He expects to
pay.
Frank Aikey Of Mallett's bay and
Mrs. Julia Parks of Montreal were
harried at st. Joseph's Church on
tuesday evening by the Rt. Rev. Mgr
'%loarec.
Bargains are the children OF neces-
ity or policy-sometimcs of both. The
cws about them is always found in
he ads.
The annual meeting Of the Lamoille
ounty Baptist association will be held
the First Baptist church in this city
eptember 11-12.
John Monney was in city court saturday
pr being drunk. He was fined 30 and
bsts of slo.79, lie will serve the alternate
kntence of 10 days in Jail.
petition in bankruptcy was filed Thurs
by by Byron f. Anderson, a merchant
Woodstock. He has liabilities of S.l6o27
nd assets of 81, 1864, of which sl09.50 are
aimed exempt.
Mrs. stephen f. Salisbury died at her
bme, 346 North Winooski avenue Tues
hy morning after a weeks Illness with
Fart trouble. she Is survived by her hus-
hnd and two daughters, all of whom re-
de in Burlington.
Or. II. +. Perkins of the University
Vermont and Gardner l.. Green, pro-
Nssor Of sciences in Thetford Academy,
ave engaged In making a survey of st.
lbans bay and neighboring waters In the
terests of the national fisheries commis-
on.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Idle j. Dover of H~inesburrh and Pat
Fix Carvin of Boston. They will he mar
I'd on Saturday at Charlotte. Miss
over formerly resided in this city and
Is many friends here.
settlement and decree was made
onday in probate court in the estate
scar r.. Hutchins of Bedford, Mass.
ne property comprises real estate in
lrlir gton. North Hero. Isle La Motto,
Id Alburgh and Is valued at about
E,wl
j. idge II. II. Wheeler will hold a
3 zion of court at Br~attleboro Fri
afternoon for the purpose OF nat
alization. 1t is expected that a num-
n of aliens will go to Brattleboro
ON Montpelier n Northfeld to be
4turalizcd.
Che Rev. DR.. G. Y. Bliss, rector of St,
ul's, who has been spending a lew
pnths in Europe with Mrs. Bliss. is now
Switzerland, where they will remain
r about 10 days more. Later they will
1T Italy, returning to Burlington during
latter part of September.
Charles c.. Barker is IL a serious
ndition at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
l. He was operated upon at that
stitution last week for appendicitis
d his case was rendered more grave
bm the fact that gangrene had set
before the operation was performed.
Theophile Gravelle Of 324 st. Paul
rect died Sunday evening at six O'Clock
general debility after being i'll six
onths. He was IS years of age. He
survived by two sons and W
lighters. Albert and Frank and Mira.
etdnueT NdIelt dhu "iH B" ''N
lie, all of this city.
statement elsewhere in the Free Press
ht L. S. Drew of South Burlington IS
= only survivor of the comnitteemen
10 served at the first annual ball of the
rlington fire department. December 30,
!, is erroneous. I. d. Bixby, who act
as one of the floor managers on the
rasion, is still living in Kalamazoo.
oh.
Mrs. Levi p. Gordon, a lady of more
hn so years, sustained Il serious frac-
re of the right leg yesterday at her
me on Allen street. Mrs. Gordon
s stepping over the corner of II
tchway when she lost her balance
d fell down the stairs. Her right
was broken above the knee and
advanced age makes her condition
ious.
liss Grace l.. Cookie of Del Norte,
TO-. who has been visiting her parents
Williston, left Tuesday 30 resume
duties as first assistant in the Del
rte high school. She is accompanied
far as Chicago by Miss Julia Hoyt,
Former Burlington girl, who is return
to Jacksonville, H., after visiting for
eral weeks in Craftsbury and this
\.
II. Perry, for the past three years
esman and decorator in the Boston
re has purchased the general mer-
hndise store of C. +. Noyes in West
d. Mr.. Perry has severed his connect
with the Boston store and has taken
session Of his new enterprise. He will
assisted in the conduct of tho business
Mrs. Perry who was for 10 years a
eslady in the Boston store.
Invitations nave been issued for the
rriage of Miss Blanche Tousley and
l.. Randall, which will take place at
First Baptist Church in this city Sep
her 5 at eight O'Clock in the evening.
S Tousley is the daughter of Mr.. and
5. Jasper d. Tousley. Mr.. Randall is
New YorF. Both are graduates of the
'lirgton high school in the class of
dwin F. Nash and Miss Rosalyn
lulding were quietly married at the
he of the bride at Appletree point
dncsday, Aug, %. The ceremony was
formed by the Rev. F.. S. Morey of
nooski and was witnessed by only the
Mediate families. The young couple
rded the noon train for Montreal for
hort wedding trip, after which they
make their home in this city.
Tord has been received in this city OF
death of Mrs. Gilbert Isham in Pen
ola, Fla, on August IL, Mrs. Isham.