Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-16
CITY NEWS.

James Maloney pleaded guilty In city
court Friday morning TO a charge OF
intoxication. He was fined IS and costs
Of ss79.
The condition Of Col. LeGrand B. Can
non continues to improve. His daughter,
Mrs. Chester Griswold, went last night
to New York.
Thomas Foley Of Rutland pleaded guilty
to intoxication when arraigned in city
court Thursday morning. He was fined
s. and costs Of 500.
George A. Sumner, aged a. years, died
Wednesday evening az his home on Bissell
street. He was formerly employed by j.
Il. Booth in the lumber yard.
LYMAN G. Peters of Monkton filed a
petition in bankruptcy Thursday. His has
liabilities Of $685. 80 and assets of $50, all
of the assets being claimed as exempt.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Tues
day by Joseph Tremblcy. a blacksmith
of st. Johnsbury. He has liabilities of 1858
and assets of $50, all OF which are claim
ed exempt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Woodhouse and
Miss Florence Haswcil have returned
from a three months trip abroad. Dur
ing their sojourn they visited England,
France, Germany and 1raiy.
Malan Thomas Siad and Hannah Noah,
both Syrians, were ma rried Thursday aft
ernoon at three o'clock at 81. Marys
cathedral by the Rev. F. j. Barrett. Both
people reside on North street in this city.
The executive committee Of the Chiffon
dco Cot,pt,. GnuHo,. ErbH Il nSCDtiltjO'
met yesterday afternoon and decided to
hold its annual conventicr in the CON
gregational Church at Charlotte. ScPtcm-
Der II.
The Chateausay made her first reg
ular trip from St. Adams ray 10 this city
and return on Saturday. These trips will
~ made on every Monday and saturday.
The other days will he devoted to OK
cursions.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Arthur Teller of Little
Rock. Ark, are the parents of a daugh-
ter. Mr.. Teller is a graduate of the
University of Vermont while Mrs. Teller
before her marriage, was Miss Martha
Rumbaugh of this city.
Joseph Kreis of Montpelier has arrived
In this city and will open a sausage fac
tory at 81 and 50 North avenue. Mr..
Kreis was employed making sausage for
scveral years by W. q. Standish of Mont
oelier. His family will move here soon.
Saturday by Deputy Sheriff c. +. quinn
by virtue of an attachment in favor of
the United Fruit company of Boston
which claims that Noah is indebted to
hem in the sum of $1,000 for bananas.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed FRI
aay by Frank Il. Holden of Ludlow,
a laborer. He has liabilities of 2,o3O.lo
and assets of ST.. 30. of which $50. rep
resenting household goods, is claimed as
exempt. The remaining assets, $3.50, are
debts due on open account.
The Judgment of the supreme court in
the case of T.. c. Mower. trustee. vs.. j.
p. Brodie and J. y. McCarty was re-
ceived Tuesday by County Clerk Rus
sell. The decision of the county court is
affirmed. The Judgment rendered here
when the case was tried was for the de-
PENDANTS.
Mrs. Mary Shannon died at 1870 O'Clock
Thursday morning at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Joseph McGrath of 242
North street. She was 81 years of age and
Wv Vi SCiI' h'hiIlANs CIV 10 FiI NlNtl
by q son. John Shannon of Proctor, and
. daughter, Mrs. Joseph McGrath, of this
~.
O. r. Raymond upon arraienment sat
friday before Justice +. G. Webster
pleaded guilty 10 the charge of intoxica-
ton and was fined S. and costs of 37.oo,
which he paid. Raymond, who has lately
been employed as a ho~usepainter at
Queen City Park stated that he had $50
in his possession and that he had been
relieved Of his roll.
DR.. ]. n. Jenne is suffering from an
illness, the nature of which has not yet
been definitely decided by his attendant
physicians. At times he is confined to
the bed and at others he is able to see
patients and to be out Of doors. 1t is
possible. but not Immediately probable,
that an operation will be necessary.
Mayor Burke received a letter Friday
morning from President EDWIN S. Rob-
inson of Morrisville saying the Rural
Free Delivery Carriers association Of
Vermont would meet in this city Labor
day. The association will transact its
yearly business. The letter also contained
a request for an address before the meet
Ing by Mayor Burke. The mayor will
accept the invitation.
The teachers examinations which were
begun at the high school building We'd
nesday, were concluded Thursday. Two
more candidates took the examinations
yesterday, Miss Florence Fisher of this
city and Miss Winifred Wolcott of Col
chester, making the total number of can
didates 27. Principal Isaac Thomas of the