Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-11
CITY NEWS.

u this week.
The condition Of A. e. Richardson con.
tinues to improve steadily and he is able
10 enjoy a drive every day.
NJ. y. Brennan was in city court Tues
day and pleaded guilty to being in
toxicated He was fined So and costs.
John t. Gendron. steam filter in
this city, filed petition In bankruptcy
Friday He has liabilities of 1886 and
assets of SIS.
Mary Richard. who was arraigned IN
city court Saturday. pleaded guilty to be-
ing intoxicated. She was fined s. and costs
of 1919 which she paid.
John F. Brown has resigned his position
with the Arbucke company and went
Tuesday to Waterbury Conn. where he
has employment.
The French say that Nothing is a
footless stocking without a Leg" and
that is about the only thins you cannot
buy or sell through advertising.
Harry Wells of Essex filed peti-
tion IN bankruptcy yesterday, settin &
up that he has no occupation. liabili-
ties of $3.50 and assets OF 500, claim
ed exempt.
Cards are out announcing the COM
Ing marriage of Miss Emma Lavallee,
daughter of Moses Lavellee, ana
Moses Maynard of Winooski. They
will be married the 2rd inst. at s..
Josephs Church.
It is expected that the Rev. and Mrs.
&. V. Bliss will return to this city to-day
from their European trip, their steamer
having arrived in New York yesterday. A
reception will be rendered in their honor
at the church in the near future.
The young ladies of the First Church
met Tuesday and organized a club for
social service, The following officers were
elected President, Miss Van Patten; vice
president, Miss Winifred Allen; secretary.
Miss Helen I.andon; treasurer Miss Kath-
crime Worcester
Albert Robertson OF New York sold
yesterday to Mr.. Chase of st. Johnsbury
the property known as the old soap
factory on First street near North
Winooski avenue. 1t is understood
that Mr. Chase will conduct a grain
store on the premises.
Ida Emery whose arrest for intoxi-
cation occurred on Center street Mon
day evening. was arraigned in city
court Tuesday morning. pleading
guilty. She was assessed the usual
fine and costs and chose the alternative
sentence Of ten days in Jail.
Albert Henderson of Mexico city,
Mexico. has arrived in this city to spend
two months with Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Henderson. Mr.. Henderson has been in
Mexico for the past year and operates
a farm. where he raises swine for the
American and Mexican markets.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday, one by Leonard o. Co.
burn of Shrewsbury, who has liabili-
ties of $5,647 and assets OF s3,964, OF
which 1920 Is exempt. and the other
by Henry NJ. Davis of Derby. who has
liabilities Of $l7s.04 and assets Of $25,
exempt
r. r Smith, teacher Of vocal music of
80 Church street, has been engaged as
musical Instructor in the high school.
Miss Fannie Crandall will continue CIV
ing vocal instruction in the lower grades.
The repairs at the grammar school build
ing, owing to delays in the arrival Of
ma terial, have not yet been completed.
The Epworth League held their annual
meeting Tuesday evening at the Methodist
Church, the following officers being elect
ed President, f. p. Howe, first vice
president, Miss Coventry: second vice
president Miss Henderson,; third Vice
president, Mrs. Cameron: fourth vice.
president. Miss Shnville secretary, Miss
Maud Holmes; treasurer, II. r. Fay;
pianist. Miss Mccormick: superintendent
of Junior League, Miss Cushman.
Clarence Richard Hutchinson of Glens
Falls. n. Y, and Miss Susie Alice Beach,
da ughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Beach
OF q Hickok place. We're married Monday
day morning at 1880 O'Clock at the First
Church by the Rev. J. II. George. d. d.
The ceremony was simple ore only tho
near relatives being present. After
November l, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson
will be at home at . Kepworthy
avenue, Glens Falls. n. Y.
Henry Wheeler. who has since his grad
uation from the University Of Vermont in
the class OF 1904, studied law in New York
rity. left Saturday from his home In
his city for Long Beach, Ca, to reside.
Ie was accompanied by hi. brother, 8.
Harley Wheeler, who graduated from the
HIBI s'HOOl last year dIQ ell
tered the University Of Vermont this year.
Henry Desault died Friday noon at
his home on North street after being
II for several months with tuberculosis
He was 50 years OF age and was a native
pr Champlain, y. Y. He also resided in
Malone. N. Y. ,. He Is survived by one
laughter and four sons, Mrs. Lillian
Griffin OF this city and Frank. George
and Lemma Of THIS city and Charles of
Malone. The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon from ST. Josephs Church.
The Daughters OF Zion held their semi.
annual election Of officers Sunday night at
heir rooms on North Winooski avenue
hnd chose the following offlcers Pres-
lent. Miss Bessie Fine: vice-president.
Miss Cora Wool; secretary, Miss Bessie
Frank; treasurer, Miss Rose Sacks; fnan-
ial secretary, Miss Mollie Block: ser
keant-at-arms, Miss Ida Abraham. The
lection was followed by a banquet.
George Harry East died Saturday noon
his home at 154 St. Paul street after
icing confined to the house by Illness for
our weeks. He was born in England
years ago and had spent the last o6
ears In Burlington. where he has been
Employed as janitor or many buildings
md business houses. He is survived
~ his wife two sons Jarpe= md yvi,,,on,