Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-01
CITY NEWS,


winslow ID. Damon of. Rockingha m
filed a petition in bankruptcy Thursday
He has liabilities of ss,2s9.0G and assets
Of 1.964G1.
e. George wilkins sold Friday To
Charles II. and Henry II. Hagar tho
house formerly occupied by him on South
Wiliard street.
DR.. W. 8. Vincent at,i family have re-
turned to New York, and their home a 500
Main street has been taken by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Taft.
Miss Mabel Anderson Of North Herr.
who underwent an operation for appes'i-
ct!s at the Mary Fletcher hospital is re-
covering favorably.
r. Barker filed n petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday. lie has liabilities OF
xhS113 and assets OF SS52 of which
s?75 is claimed exempt.
Or. Roy H. Peck, who has been in
Europe for the past year. ia spending a
few days in this city before returning to
his work in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Crane will OBJ
serve the 5oth anniversary of their mar
rage at their home on Bank street
sfonday evening, November 3.
The first snow sufficient to whiten the
ground in this city. came on the 9th OF
November last year n week later than
.he first snow here this year.
Deputy Sheriff Lord closed the store of
Louis Colodny al the corner of Cedar and
Iafountain streets Tuesday afternoon on
- writ in favor of william Cayea.
Harris II. Walker, formerly of this city.
is manager of the advertising and sales
department OF tho Biscuit and Cracker
Manufactures company. with head
quarters in Boston
The two years old son Of the Rev. and
Mrs. F. D. Penney is i'll with dirhtherla
and the house is now guaranteed. Mr..
Penney and his other sons are stopping
with DR. II. A. Crandall at 15i Cherry
street,
y. f. Chamberlain of this city and
Mary Jane Dannatt of Windsor were
married in Boston Saturday. They
have gone to New York and Washing
ton and will probably reach Burlington
next Saturday.
The Vermont Association OF Boston,
which is to visit the Legislature in
Montpelier November S-1o. now has
membership Of 635 The club will also
attend in Montpelier the meeting of the
Vermont Historical society.
Arthur Roscoe and Robert Fits. two
lads of a years. were in city court yes
torday. charged with the larceny Of "A
thot gun and rife from II. f.. Sails.
The boys pleaded guilty and were fined
IS and costs, which they paid.
NJ ,In
underwent an operation at the Mary
FLETCHER hospital Thursday, died at
that institution Saturday. The remains
were taken to Benson for interment.
She was 40 years old and is survived by
husband, six sons and six daughters.
Miss Eva Bernice Wilkinson OF 126 Pine
street and NJ. Legrand Hale of St. HUI
oerts, n. Y. were quietly married Tues
lay afternoon at the Methodist Church
parsonage by the Rev. G. w. Brown. Fol-
lowing the ceremony they left on a we'd
ling trip to be spent in .4osStreal They
will reside In ST. ..uberts.
Thomas Donlin pleaded guilty to
breach OF the peace when arraigned in
Pity court Saturday. He was fined IS
md costs of 1919. Frank Spauiding
pleaded guilty to being intoxicated and
was fined SIS and costs Of 1913. He will
probably serve the alternative sentence
pr ten days in Jail.
Frank II. Humphrey OF this city and
Miss Blanche S, Stewart of Morrisville
were quietly married at the home of
F., l.. Whitlock. Al North willard street.
asst evening. The Rev. ]. H. George Of
he First Church performed the cere-
nony. Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey will
reside in apartments in the Clement
block.
John Healy died yesterday morning at
he Fanny Allen hospital after long
illness. He was 81 years of age and
formerly resided at the St. Joscph's
brphanage. The body was removed yes
terday to the undertaking rooms Of
Arsene Boucher on North street ard the
luneral will be held to-day, with inter-
nent in St. Joseph's cemetery.
Capt G. ]. Holden OF the paymaster' 8
department. United States army and Mrs.
Holden are visiting tho formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Holden Captain
Holden went to St. Paul tho first Of Au-
rust on two months furlough but on his
arrival there was assigned to temporary
duty. from which he has just been re-
teFeo ne VIII spenu sOOu portion OF
bis leave in this city.
The annual meeting OF the Woman's
Auxiliary Of St. Paul's Church was held
n the parish house Friday afternoon.
Reports OF the work for tie year We're
read and accepted and the following off,
rers elected: President. ofYlcio. the Rev.
Or. G. Y. Bliss; vicc-president. Mrs. C. B.
stetson: secretary, Mrs G. Y. Bliss; treas
lrer, Mrs. c. d. Williams treasurer IT
the general fund. Miss l.. V. d. Lowrey.
Two carloads of iron material to be
Used in the construction Of the sta .rways
elevator enclosure and In the ornamental
ron work at the new federal building
arrived in the city Monday Work on
he federal building will be resumed about
he first OF November. The completion of
he interior will be taken mp first and
BY the time that part of the work is
lone it is expected that the contract for
he marble cornlce will have been
awarded.
+. c. Gillette. the defendant in a suit
or Islander and libel brought by r. w.
Taft, was in Chttendcn county court