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

been in jail several weeks under extra
dtion proceedings. States Attorney Sher-
man accompanied Sheriff Horton and all
the legal formalities We're complied with
McCabe now occupies a cell in the upper
part of the Jail
choir festival by Episcopal choirs of
the state at St. paul's church. under the
auspices Of the St. Paul's choir, will bc
given during the second week in June
One rehearsal in preparation for the event
has alreay been held. at which there were
G0 voices present. including tho Chuirs
from this city and Sheburne. The fcsti-
val will he under the direction of G. y.
Hun of this city and Cecil Egg OF Shell
burnc.
a petition in bankruptcy was fled Mon
day by Fred McNally, a farmer Of
Montpelier He has liabilities of ~" =,
and assets Of So, of which SO is claimed
exempt. Petitions in bankruptcy have
also been filed by Charles Faddcn. a
blacksmith of Rutland, who has liabilities
Of ;2Sa,Ss and assets of sioo, all of which
is claimed exempt. and by Dolph T. Mer-
chant, butter tub maker of Stowe who
has liabilities of SALTS and assets of
$685.. of which 1895 is claimed exempt.
Humane Agent John Fuller returned
Saturday from Ripton. whore he had been
summoned to investigate a case of alleged
ll-trcatment of cows owned by $. +.
Matson OF that town. Mr.. Fuller found
that there were abundant grounds for the
complaint and further that the man and
wife were living in squalid apartments,
with chicken roost in the wifo's bed
room MIR. Fuller ordered the man to
clean up and take proper care of his stock
and to pay the expenses of the trip, all
of which was agreed to.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. Whiting, who arc
touring Europe. have written interestingly
to home friends of some of the features
of their soiourn in Rome. In the Protest
amt cemetery, there they visited the
graves OF Keats. Shelley and of George
=. Marsh, the distinguished philooGist.
a trustee OF the University of Vermont
and once a resident of Burlington, They
also found in the same cemetery a head
stone inscribed to tho memory of Joseph
Mozier. who was born in this city in 1S1a
and who died in ricdo. Switzerland, in
1870.
The Rev W. A. Dawson of this city
has received word from the Rev. y. r.
| lIafcr Of Mansfield, Mass, saying that
| he has accepted the call of the Baptist
State convention to become their State
Evangelist. lie will commence his labor,
May I. The Rev. J. 5. Brown of Man
chester, y. H.. has also communicate
with Mr.. DaVisCU. signfyng his inten-
ton of accepting the call of the Baptist
Church in st. Adams. He has been il
Manchester for the past five anC
one half years aud will commence his
pastorate in ST. Adams June !.
| +. NJ. IibbcY Of this city, district
deputy of the Modern Woudmcn Of AiuCri.
| ca, is to tour the State in the interests
fof a pilgrimage to New York to be taker
april 70 by the Vermont camps with thos,
from other parts Of the country. The DC
casion of the pilgrimage is a large class
adoption, comprising 100 candidates, tc
be worked by the supreme officers of thu
order. For the Nermonters the trip will
occupy six days and special rates hav,
| been secured ON the railroads Mr.. Lib
| hey recently instituted a new camp witt
200 members in South Londonderry. He re
ports that during the first 20 days o
March an average Of so applications E
day were received and acted upon at tn,
headquarters OF the order.