Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-30

of Clarcmont y. II. After a short hon
,eymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, VIII
reside in Clarcmont.
Raymond II. Enbom and Miss Rosetta
Ethel White. both of Attleboro, Mass ,
were married Wednesday evening OF last
week by tho Rev. DR.. !. G.
Smart at his residence. The bride
groom obtained his license here some
days ago and the bride-clcct arrived
Tuesday evening. the ceremony immc-
diatcly followed her arrival Tho
couple expect to remain here few
days. The bridegroom is in the show
business.
The death of Miss Alice Fisk, daugh-
tor Of Mrs. Alice J. Fisk, occurred at her
residence, ll5 Cherry street Friday
morning at $40 o'clock. She was IL years
of age and is survived by her mother and
two sisters, Inez and Elsie, the latter
her twin sister The funeral was held
at the residence Saturday morning at
1915 o'clock when a short prayer service
was read by the Rev. J. II. George.
after which the remains were taken
to Brandon, her former home, for burial
The prison board of Chittonden county,
which consists of Assistant Judges John
II. Lyon and William NJ Barber Sheriff
James II Allen and SountY Supervisor OF
Highways Heard Stevens, met Friday
and established a rate of - cents pcr day
of nine hours n the compensation for Jail
labor and rate of s. Per day as tho
compensation for guards. The matter of
working the prisoners confined in Chit
tenden county Jail was left to Sheriff
Allen and Supervisor stevens.
The death of Lillian May Aud. the cid
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Aud, occurred yesterday morning short
~ after seven O'Clock, after an illness
of little more than two weeks with
fever. Miss Aud was "a years of age,
and gradua ted from the Burlington high
school In 1903. after which she spent two
years a Bradford Academy. The last two
years of her life were spent at her home
in this city The funeral. which will he
private, will be held at the residence a.
ten o'clock Friday morning.
President NJ II Buckham of the
University Of Vernon, has been in Lans-
ing, Mich. this week in attendance upon
the celebration of the semi-centennial of
Michigan State Agricultural College.
President Buckham on last Sunday de-
livered the bacc1laureate sermon before
the graduating class of that institution.
The Detroit Free Press of Monday carried
a picture of the speaker and printed the
sermon in full. President Roosevelt will
honor the celebration by his presence at
the exercises TO he held tomorrow
The jail commissioners had an ex-
tended conference Monday afternoon
with Mr.. Li7pincott. Jail building
contractor. The commissioners have
not yet decided definitely where tn,
new Jail will be located. If the pres
cnt property could be disposed of at a
figure which would represent its prop
CT valuation the new building woulC
he erected on another site. To date
the highest offer received for the prop.
crty on Main street is $4,000 and it is
considered to be worth very muCl
more than that.
As the result of a Sunday evening mix
up, four respondents, Frank McKanna
| George Latour. John Crowley and Martin
Garvey, were hailed into Justice Charles
| I. Barney's court yesterday afternoon
The first named three were charged with
| breach of the peace and the last named
| was charged with intoXCatiOn. McKanna
was convicted and fined 81 and costs OF
| 81 more. Latour, Crowley and Garvey
were discharged. William Murray
charged with intoxication, has vet to be
! tried 1t is alleged that the row occurred
| over the attempt OF GarveN to take Muir
ray home.
Mrs. Catherine Margaret tMinihan
| Donln, wife of p. j. Donlin, died Mon
| day noon at her home. l3S Nortl
| Champlain street, after a long Illness
| She was "A years of age and was
native of New Haven Junction. Prev
ious to residing in this city she live
In Lincoln. She is survived by hus
band, four sons and three daughters
the eldest being II years old. She al
so leaves three sisters, Mrs. T. NJ
Tobn of New York, Mrs Thoma
Crowley of Middlebury and Mrs ]. /
Mccarthy of this city, and one brother
James, of South Lincoln
Mayor Rigelow has appointed w. j
| Van Patten, George r. Brown. j. !.
Southwick, NJ. ID. Mcmahon and Gardne,
Brewer a general committee to prcpar,
for a Fourth of July celebration a
Ethan Allen Park this year, The mayo
also appointed c. A. Van Cor chairman
of young mems committee TO look af
ter the arrangement Of suitable pro
gramme Of athletic sports and contests
MIR. Van Cor has appointed to cooperat,