Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-27
CITY NEWS.


rents of nine pound boy.
fhe next Burlington high school foot
hi game will played in this city Satur-
h afternoon with Brigham Academy.
petition in bankruptcy was filed Sat-
hay by Joseph Leazer Of Williamstown
had liabilities of $685. and assets of $50
william Carlisle and Mary l.. Murray
re married at the Episcopal residence
esday night by the Rev. P. ]. Bar
t.
The first frost. a light one. in this city
the fall of 1905. came on the 7th OIL
tober, and killing frosts held OH last
kr until the Ped of october.
ohm Mulheron OF Swanton, lahorer,
d petition in bankruptcy yesterday.
has assets of s22S 80 and liabilities OF
5, all of which is ella lined exempt.
petition in bankruptcy was Med Thurs
by William c. Davis of Rocking
,n He has liabilities of $3.50 and assets
ssa7 of which 500 is claimed as exempt.
N the civil suit of Hagar Brothers VS..
orge w Wallace, Judgment has been
hdered in city court for the plairtif to
over damages Of $685. and costs of
"a.
Thomas Brayton, upon pleading guilty
city court Monday mornig to being
oxicated. was fined S. and costs of slo.2o
will serve the alternative sentence ot
days in Jail.
The date Of the State convention of the
Jung Peoples Christian Endeavor so
Ity. which was to have been held In
nnington October 9-l0. has been changed
October 1924.
George Wilson was in court Monday
brning on an old charge of intoxication.
pleaded not guilty, but upon trial was
ind guilty and fined q and costs of
80. He appealed the case.
Deputy Sheriff i. f. Lord sold Tues
y to Hiram Merrihew of South Burliug-
tho property formerly owned by the
iliuston Marble company. 1t comprises
acres located on Spear street.
Mrs Anna Gusha, who was arrested
Sheiburnc street because of creating
disturbance, was, upon examination
turday adjudged insane and taken t.
State hospital at Waterbury.
I is expected that Rev. DR.. George Y
SIS, who has spent the summer in Eu'
pc. will return to Burlington next
eek and have charge OF the services al
Paul's Church a week from Sunday.
Walter r. Merrill has resigned his posi-
II with the Union Pacific Tea company
accept the collectorship and manager.
p Of the Peoples Tea company Of Bos
l. Mr.. Merrill will begin his new duties
pnday.
Felix G. LaPlante and Mary Louise
sselln were quietly married at St
eephs Church Tuesday afternoon BY
Z Rev. ]. NJ. Cloarec. The couple was
tended by Henry I.ange and Walter
Wis.
he case of Mary Belts. who caused
sensation some time since, was no
PISSED In city court Saturday. 1t /:
derstood that since the trouble sh,
been married and is now living ir
briday.
Mrs. Josephine Gordon. 70 years old
10 broke her hip three weeks ago
improving encouragingly for a per-
h of her age. Mrs. Adelord Laport
Essex Junction is caring for her
Pther.
Joseph Manning. who was shot a,
corner of Main and South Cha m
ain streets last Tuesday evening
spital. whittier ne was taken afteI
ARRAY.
4. W. Barnum of Mortified came Il
$ city Saturday to make preparation:
assuming the duties Of station agen
the Central Vermont station here, il
zee Of w. II. Luckett. Mr.. Barnun
assume charge of the station thi,
ex.
Is now expected that the regula
tober term of the United States cir
and district courts. which was t.
hvene In Rutland next Tuesday. will
adjourned on that day until Tuesday
tober q. at two o'clock p. m, at tn,
ne place.
Jerk George T.. Johnson of the Unite,
ties courts has appointed William d
it'll of Brattleboro deputy clerk Of th'
tied States district court. in place o
nest W. Gibson. resigned. Mr.. Gibson
chosen representative from Brattle
10 at the recent election.
klphonse Houle Of North street. for
rly foreman in the Champlain shops
purchased tho grocery business II
noosk formerly owned by II. ]
buc, who died last month. Mr.
ule will remove his family across thu
er and take possession at once.
L. Alexander, secretary Of the Gus
hs board. United States civil servic
hminers, conducted examinations Sat
lay at the Edmunds high school build
The examinations included tests 70
rious civil service positions and 10 ap
cants presented themselves to TAX
IN.
fred Bean. who was charged with
onious assault on Florence Shepard
S given a hearing late Thursday after
bn and early last evening before Jus
F. G. Webster. At the close of tn
hring Bean was discharged Gran
ror NJ. G. Leary prosecuted and J. II
comber defended Bean.
Howard j. Chidley, formerly of thi
y and a graduate of the local higl
hooi In the class Of 1902, was in thi
Tuesday on his way to New
rk, where he will take up theologi
and postgraduate work in Coplm
and Union, having graduated from
rtmouth last spring.
IRIS. l.. A. Atwood OF Buell. street, VIII
tered an accident in Westford las