Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-03
CITY NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs Allen C. Cookie left
last evening for Denver, Col
Henry Wells has sold his cottage
and stable at Cedar Beach to C. p.
Smith
DR.. II. C. Tinkham. accompanied by
Or. II. l.. Longhren of New York, left
Monday for months hunting tril
Into tie Hudson Bay country.
Mr.. and Mrs j, Maynard OF $50 South
Willard street announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Nettic, to J. d. McDer
mott OF Pawtucket, r. l., on September
-. They will reside in Pawtucket.
In the case Of A Rashaw VS.. William
osborne, heard Monday before Justice
j. T. Stearns. the defendant defaulted
and Judgment was entered for the
plaintiff to recover s243l and costs of
$40
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Hutchinson of Glens Falls, N. Y,
october l. Mrs. Hutchinson is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Beach
of this city.
Edward Gonyca, who was arrested
in Essex Junction Monday, charged
with intoXication, pleaded guilty when
arraigncd before Justice +. G.. Web
stcr and was fined 81 and costs.
Judgment was entered in city cour,
Friday In the suit of W. H. Buckley
& Co.. VS. Wilbur Field for the plain
tiff TO recover s103.oS and costs of sS17
An appeal to county court was taken by
the defendant
The office furniture of the broker
nge firm of Douglas. Lacey e. Co.. which
formerly had an office on Church street
was sold Saturday at auction by Deputy
Sheriff Slayton of Barre on an execution
In favor of Mi Fisher of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il McKirlp have -
sued Invitations to the marriage reccp-
ton of their daughter Laura. and DR..
Harry NJ. Loudon from ( to $50 o'clock
on the afternoon Of Wednesday, October
Il at their home, $50 South Union street.
Chester Hawkins of Vergcnncs Is
seriously i'll at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital from blood poisoning in ono
knee. The disease was contracted
from being kicked by COW. The
Young man has undergone an opera
ton. but his condition is considered
critical
C. L. Woodbury. has raised the cot
taCe at Cedar Beach recently pur-
chased from Mrs. ]. W. Russell and
has moved il fourteen feet to the
west An addition to tho east. with
new and wider vorandt.. will improve
the appearance Of the cottage and add
much TO its size.
knowing ones hereahouts and on near
by farms claim that the coming winter
viii be warm one. The husks on the
corn arc said to he very thin this sea
son. the squirrels have not stored UP as
J rye n supply of nuts as usual and the
bees have not made much honey, all of
which are claimed to be sure signs Of a
warm winter,
Josephine Mitchell was arraigned before
Justice J. r. Steams Monday on a
complaint alleging breach of the peace
committed by Josephine through
tumutuous and offensive carriage and
by assaulting beating and striking tho
person Of Mrs. LOTTO Dion Monahan.
Josephine pleaded guilty and was fined
81 and costs of sll.35.
Peter Desautel, assistant SUPERINTENDENT
Tor the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
panY, has been transferred to Barre,
where he will have charge of the com
pany's office. and will look after the bust
ness in Barre, Montpelier, Waterbury and
Mortified. Mr.. Desautel is succeeded in
the office here by Frank II. Atwood Of
Montpelier.
The sessions Of Chittenden county
court were resumed yesterday after
noon. when the case of Fred Blxby VS..
Napoleon and Alexander C&urturo,
which was partially heard last week,
was taken up. The afternoon was oc-
cupied with the testimony OF the de-
tense, which will probably be COM
pleted to-day.
Mrs. James Howard Of Rutland, an
aged lady. died late Sunday evening at
the Fanny Allen hospital. The body was
aiken Monday to Rutland in charge OF
Undertaken G. w. Spencer of that city
Mrs. Howard was brought 10 the hospi-
:al on Saturday but was so weak that
tempted. She was CO years of age and
s survived by two daughters
James Brady of Columbus. Ohio, wa.
In the city on Saturday, it being his frs
visit here since 1861 when he left for the
West to make his fortune. When in this
v!ty first he was only IS years OF age
having Just arrived from his native home
In Ireland. He came here with friends
who eventually settled in Fairfield ant
thcreahouts Mr.. Brady Is now propre
Tor Of several large canning factorie,
near Columbus, having given up his bust
ness as contractor several years ago.
Tho Lake Placid News OF Friday stat
ed that f. J. Prunier wife and children
would leave their home In that plac.
this week and 20 to their farm neal
Middlchury for the winter This item
seems to verify the rumor, first printed
In the Free Press last Thursday, tina
husband and wife had been remarked
Mrs Prunicr has been living on hel
'arm in Addison with the two children
who were given to her at tho time she
secured a divorce,
John II. Smith of Glens Falls ant
Miss LOttic Durfey, daughter Of c. w
Durfey OF this city, were married or
Wednesday, September 20. at the Meth.
odist Church in Buffalo, y. Y. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith left after the ceremony
Tor a wedding trip to Niagara Falls
after which they will take up theil
residence at 267 Lake avenue. Sarato
"a, n. Y. Mr.. Smith is connected VIII
contracting firm at Glcns Falls, N
Y
The steamer Vermont came owe
from Plattsburgh yesterday morninl