Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
CITY NEWS.

Tubbs VS.. Theodore l.. Tubbs was entered
In Chittenden county court Monday.
Prof. Frederick Topper Of the uni
versity is on his way to Europe. where
will spend his vacation.
Edward ONeil, arraigned in city
court Friday morning charged with
intoxication, pleaded guilty and was
fined SIS and costs, which he paid.
The Misses Hattie and Lillian Warner
will leave Friday for Montreal to sail by
the Allen line for France. Belgium, Hol-
land, Scotland and England.
The local weather bureau reports that
rain fell during and following yesterdays
thunder storm to depth of 80 inches,
one inch of which fell in half an hour.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Briggs. who has been
living with her son, George n. Briggs in
Los Angeles, Cal, for the past two and
one half years, has returned to her home
in this city
The suit of Edwin II. Prindle of
Charlotte vs.. Sanford Ross. a petition
to set aside the judgment Of justice
court. was entered in Chittenden coun-
ty court yesterday.
The divorce petition Of Cora A. La
Bonte VS.. Victor f. IaBonte was filed
Tuesday in Chttenden county court
The petitioner resides in Burlington,
while the petitionee is in parts I'M
known.
Elmer Pa trick When arraigned in city
court Thursday charged with selling and
furnishing intoxicating liquor, pleaded
guilty He was recognized in the sum of
$500 for his appearance in court Monday
morning.
Mrs. Reuben Stokes announces the en-
eagement of her daughter, Miss Lena
Evelyn Everett, of Burlington to DR..
Warren j. Howard of Roxbury; also OF
her daughter, Miss Alice Vivian Everett
20 Or. Eugene James Hickey of Johnson.
Walter s. Durand OF Vergennes and
Ethel NJ. Bates of Richmond were mar
ried yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
W. A. Davidson at his residence, 20
Buell. street a brother OF the groom and
sister of the bride attended them.
Miss Bessie A. Darby, the popular and
Efficient cashier at Kents store resigned
her position Saturday after six years
L. Craft Of North Fryeberg. lle. Miss
Margaret Madigan succeeded her Monday
morning at Kent's.
John Cameron at whose room on Bis
sell street some whiskey was seized by
the sheriff's department few nights
Hgo, was in city court Tuesday after
noon and furnished bail in the sum Of
1900 for his appearance later at a hear
Ing.
Shakespeare's play "As You Like It."
scheduled for present ton on the lawn
at Grass Mount Tuesday evening, was
postponed until Wednesday evening and
was then given. because of more rain, at
the Strong Theatre to a good sized and
Well-pleased audience.
Two weddings were solemnized Mon
day morning at St, Joseph's Church. At
seven o'clock Joseph Trudell and Lottie
Beaupre, both of this city, were married
by the Rev. J. A Iacouture. At eight
o'clock Charles Lafort and Alice Hamlin
were married by the Rev. j. NJ Cleared.
The Rev. Z. NJ. Fuller returned Sun
day from his trip to Rome where he
attended the worlds national Sunday
school convention, and visited nearly all
the large cities on the continent en- route
home. M. Fuller reports fine trip both
ways. and brought nome many interest
Ing souvenirs.
At a meeting of the board Of park
commissioners held Friday after
noon, the resignation of James b. Hen
aerson as a member of the board was
presented and accepted. c. s. Isham
81
iect to the approval of the city coun-
ell, as provided by the charter.
The homestead premises of the late H.
E. Adams at the corner OF Pearl street
and Lafayette Place were sold Tues
day at auction to Lawrence BARLEY, the
price being $3.50 and tho unpaid taxes
for the year 1907. 1t is understood that
MT BARLEY bought the property for
other parties.
Lily and Rose Charbonneau were in
city court Friday morning charged
with misconduct. The cases against
them were continued until July 2 and
bail was fixed at 800 In each csae,
both girls being released on their own
recognizance. The girls were arrested
In Wnooski by Deputy Sheriff Ravlin
There was a hearing Saturday before
Justice j. II. Macomber, growing out Of
the seizure by the sherifrs department Of
liquor at the residence of Patrick Nc
Greevy In WInooski. McGreevy plead
ed guilty to having the stun for illegal
distribution and was fined 500 and costs,
amounting to Sls.e5, which he paid.
States Attorney Sherman prosecuted.
Moses Patnaude and Miss Eva Hamlin,
both of Burlington, were married at ST.
Joseph's Church by Mgr. Jerome NJ
Cloarec yesterday morning at eight
o'clock Edmund Nalee of Montpelier and
Miss Nellie Contois Of this city were mar
ried at St. Joseohs Church at seven
O'Clock last evening. the ceremony be-
ing performed by Mgr Cloarec.
Sheriff Thompson came 10 this city
Tuesday evening and took L. Marcus from
Chittenden county Jail to Bellows Falls.
where he Is wanted on the charge of pass
ing worthless check for $3.50 Marcus
was arrested here for pa ssing a worthless
check for 500 on NJ. l.. Agel and was
released on bail and was Immediately ar
rested charged with the irregularity in
Bellows Falls.
The suit Of Archie Dixie of Bristol