Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
CITY NEWS,

liabilities of 81 1851 and assets of 1871, OF
which $500 is claimed exempt.
Ralph Gillette returned home yesterday
after undergoing a successful operation
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital lie was at the hospital 10 days
A man named John Brown, answering
the description of John Brown of CLINTON
vile, ~ V, has been located in ST George
He went there from Shelburnc and says
he wishes to stay a year
a petition in bankruptcy was Med Fri
day by Louis r. Newton printer of
Middlcb,rN. He has Liabilities OF sloi.6f
and assets Of 500, all Of which arc claim
ed exempt
Edward Howe upon being ARA guod in
city court Monday morning, pleaded
guilty TO charge of intoxication. He
was fined 81 and costs of so.2a, which he
paid.
Miss Carlenc Wooster OF Charlotte, who
has been chosen class poet of the senior
class at Goddard Seminary, was a mem
Der OF the class of 1905 of the Burlington
high school last year.
William Scott was in city court Fri
day. charged with breach Of the peace.
tie pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and
costs Of s9.29, the alternate sentence be-
ing % days in tho House of Correction.
Mrs Euscb Morrill, died Sunday at
her home - North street, at the age Of
tx years as the result of n shock. She Is
survived by two sons. The funeral was
held from St Josoph's Church Tuesday
morning.
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The death Of Mrs. Emma Carter at Ma
lone. y. = She had been III long time
with tuberculosis. Sh" was Il native Of
this city and moved to Malone about Is
months ago.
meeting of the board of control of
the University of Vermont and State
Agricultural College will proba bly, be
hold saturday. at which further plans
N regard to the construction of Morrill,
hall viii be made
The last quarterly conferences OF the
Methodist Church was held last evening.
The chief business was the election of Of
0eers and committees for the year. The
officers elected were E. j. Booth. treas
urer: John Booth, collector: l.. b. Lord,
secretary, and G. e. Brown. assistant Sec
rctary.
william Cayoa. to whom the United
states department of agriculture award
ID the contract to remodel the breeding
barn at the experiment station 80 that
% may be used in the Joint experiments
IN Morgan horse breeding. will begin
That work to-day.
The hearing iu the case Of Dr. II. n.
Read Of hslhurn". who is charged with
cruelty 10 animals and which was TO
have been held saturday afternoon in city
court at two o'clock. was again post
poned owing 10 the absence of States At
to,rcI \. l.. Sherman in Montreal.
Joseph T.. Hutton of Paterson. y. j.
and Miss Louise MacGowan. daughter of
Edward MACEDONIAN of ESSEX y. Y. were
married at Winooski Saturday evening
10y the Rev. l.. s. Morey. Mr. and Mrs.
Tuition Will leave shortly for Paterson to
visit the groom's parents
Arsonc Boucher was Thursday appoint
cd police examiner by Mayor Burke and
l.. with Commissioners NJ. g. Powers and
j. j. McCaffreN will meet April l6 for
organizations The police officers whose
forms expire this year are '. J. Cosgrovc,
w. W. Garrow. L. p. McElligott and H.
l.. Rivers.
The next national cncampmcnt Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic will he held
ia Minneapolis MIMI. August l4-17. The
special train which will carry tho Ner-
mont delegation will leave the State
August y. stop a day at Niagara Falls
and another in Chicago. and arrive in
Minneapolis August r.
First Lieut.. Morton e. Mumma, md
;p ,t,;..
having been formerly stationed at Fort
Ethan Allen, has returned from the Phil
ippines with his regiment and is now a
squadron adiutant. Lieutenant Mumma
has been granted a three months leave
OF absence
The retirement of Brig. Gen Crosby p
Miller from active service ON March 81
1906 at his own request after a. years.
service under the provisions of an act
Of Congress approved June 30. 1852. has
been announced from the war depart
mont. General Miller will spend the sum.
mcr in the East and will probably locate
In Berkeley, Cal.
The school commissioners for South
Burlington will meet in Jones & lsham's
feed store on Church street this morning
and appoint superintendent for the
schools under their jurisdiction. Mrs
Julia Spear has been informally asked
20 accept the position and has Informed
the commissioners that she would do so
Mrs Mary Hart, widow Of the lat.
lanes DAILY. died suddenly SUNDAY
morning of heart disease at the ST. 10
scphs orpanage. She was is years OF az,
md is survived by sister Miss Kat
Hart OF Washington, u. e. The funera
Mas held Tuesday morning from tn,
orphanage, with ntermcnt in st. 10
stph'S cemetery.
letter from Mis- Constance Wheele
at Rome has been received By the girl
nf the junior auxiliary Of St Paul.
Church. Miss Wheeler is making a Euro
pean tour and in the letter gives AN in
leresting account of ST. Gregory tn
treat. During the winter the meeting,
of the auxiliary have been in charge o
Mrs. s W. Hlndos.
Judge Mower held court in the Chittendel
county Jail last evening at 100 o'clock
Peter Mclninery, the St. Adams man VIII,
carried his platter and steak to the jai
and was given berth in the merry-go
round, was brought before the iudg
aud pleaded guilty to Il charge of iutoXi