Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
CITY. NEWS.


liabilities of s521 and assets of $500. claimed
exempt
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
society of ST. Paul's Church will be
held in the Parish house at 80 this
afternoon.
Alfred Barney pleaded guilty TO in
soxication when arraigned In city court
Thursday morning He was fined s.
md costs of 1919
F. LaPorte. upon arraignment Friday
before Justice r. G. Webster for intoxica-
ton. pleaded guilty and was fined s. and
sosts, which he will arrange to pny
In the civil suit Of Harry J. Bertol of
Montpelier vs.. Anna F.. Murray, judg
ment has been entered in city court for
the plaintiff to recover $50 ard costs CT
)6.i9.
F. c. Gillette. who has been In Jail in
default Of bail in the suit brought against
him by r. w Taft FOR SANDER and Tibet,
was released late yesterday afternoon.
Bail in the sum of 5000 was furnished by
r. A. Spear.
Mrs Imam Jnium Of 30 South Battery
rtreet. died Tuesday morning at ten
o'clock. She was 10 years of age and IS
survived by n husband. The funeral will
held Wednesday afternoon at 4;So o'clock
RIM st. Marys Cathedral, with interment
II st. Jcscph's cemetery.
Albert Stone died Tuesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock Mt his home. at the corner
Of Rose and North Bend streets. lie died
If complication Of diseases and is sur
Vived by father and mother, Mr.. and
p,,.1 G,.A h,s,, nd n
sister He was Il years of age.
At n recent meeting Of tho board OF
directors of the V. NJ. G.. A., Arthur
Myette was made assistant secretary
70 take the place of Roby conant re-
signed. Twonty-six now members
were admitted into tho association.
The membership is now over 700
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.. Burrows returned
Monday from a. three months tour Of
thc British Isles. They visited ireland.
England, Wales and Scotland and Mrs.
burrows spent some time in Paris.
frhev reached Montreal on sunday noon
Rfker n rough voyage.
The special meeting to consider the
proposition Of authorizing the board Of
ldermen to issue bonds not exceeding
$4,000 for the purpose of installing n
filtration plant will be held November
,. week later than Mayor Burke first
attended to call it.
Joseph Ccta. formerly employed as
cket agent at the railroad station and
1tcr the manager of II drug store on
North Wnooski avenue viii sell the
took on his farm AZ Malletts Bay on
'rday and will move to this city He
n vi. ba ,prt,,
Drug company.
George II. Whltneys PAGER. Angus
Pointer, lowered the track record Fri
bay at Albany, n. Y. from 2:11 IA to
0S Il. Angus Pointer is considered the
1est every day PAGER in the country and
IS probably won moro money this sea-
hon than any other PAGER on tho diff
Ferent circuits.
Two petitions In bankruptcy We're
led Thursday, one by Clayton r. cole
bf Williamstown, who has liabilities of
1880 and assets of $3.50 claimed cx-
mpt, and the other by Charles V. Ban
BY Of Barnet. who has liabilities of
F3S745 and assets Of SIS. of which so
s claimed exempt.
The members OF society "Ahavath
'eryrim" met in their hall on Bright
Ftreet Saturday evening and elected the
GLOWING offices for the year; President.
p II. Miller; vice-president, Udel Iicaf-
Xxi; secretary. A. Friend; treasurer, H.
Nasern,an; first trustee. d. Boiaski
econd trustee. B. Joselovzt.
Col. and Mrs. +. Z. Burgess and dauer-
er Madeline, returned Tuesday from
heir European trip. Mrs. Burgess and
laughter went to Europe in June and
spent some time in Germany and other
countries. Mr. Burgess Joined them IN
Venice early last mo4Sth and Travelled
with them in Italy. Switzerland, Belgium
holland and England sailing for New
York from Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Paxton Whitehead
announce the marriage OF their daughter.
aebecca Mcclure. TO Warren Rockwell
iibbs on Thursday. October is, at the
fables Pittsfeld. Mass. Mr., Gibos will
pc remembered In this city as the son
II the late Warren Gibbs. and Mrs
Gibbs will reside In Chicago.
Eugene Robarge pleaded guilty be-
ore Justice F. G. Webster Tuesday
o being Intoxicated. He was fined S.
md costs Of $500 and in default OF the
ash will serve tho alternate 10 days
Joil' LSu6Gho aeo VI NOlCHeSteT
headed guilty to a similar offence. He
vas assessed IS and costs OF 1870, but
wing to financial embarrassment will
pend 10 days In jail.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies'
ociety OF st. Pnurs parish was held
Monday afternoon at three o'clock In
he parish house. The report OF the
etiring secretary, Mrs. c. d. Williams,
vas read and accepted, as we'll as the
eport of the president. Miss Elizabeth
D. Lowrey. officers for the ensuing
ear were elected as follows: President,
Miss Elizabeth V. d. I.owrev; vice-
president. Mrs E. W. Parkhill treas
prer. Miss Elizabeth V. d. Lowrey: sec
ctary Mrs. F. 7. Lord.
The CONSUMERS Ice company of this
ty has recently shipped % carloads of
re- to Worcester, Mass, three cars to
Vt. Vernon, two cars to Tarrytown. n
and two cars to ST. Albans. The ice
hlpped to Worcester was afterwa rds
ent to New Haven, Conn, where there
an ice famine. There is II great scar
ity of ice this season in Connecticut and
Massachusetts and dealers in that sec
ion are securing the country for the pro-
uct. There Ia plenty of ice stored In this
~ for use during the remainder of the
eason.
Frank Eacon died on Saturday morning