Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
CITY NEWS.


petitions were those of William Trayar
VS.. Mary Mossey Trayah and A. S. Webt
VS.. Della Webb, the grounds in each in.
stance being infdelty.
James Maloney. who was in city cour
Thursday for intoxcation pleaded guilty
to second offensc and received a straigh,
sentence of so days in Jail Peter Curt.
also pleaded guilty to being intoxicated
and was fined IS and costs of s7.45.
Mrs. Louis Bouchard died Thursda,
morning of "A complication of diseases al
her home, 2oi South Champlain street
at the age of AZ years. She is survived by
husband, four sons and two daughters
Kenneth Mcdonald Of Barre, a stone.
cutter, filed Il petition in bankruptcy In
the districts clerks office Tuesday. lie
has liabilities of $36S.O1, unsecured claims
and assets of 500, claimed exempt.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Shaw. who have
spent the winter in Washington, arrived
In this city last evening from Atlantic
City and are now stopping at The
Heights.
Mrs. Anna Hill, formerly of Bur
linston. has moved here from Saco
Me. and will reside with her mother,
Mrs. Caroline shattuck of 81 Church
street.
Burlington friends will be interested in
the announcement by MIR. and Mrs Cassius
Robinson of South Royalton of the coming
marriage Of their daughter. Grace T.. to
Joseph +. Sherlock of Proctor The mar
1.se will take place at the home Of the
bride in South Royalton, May 81.
Jesse Miller Of South Burlington charged
Nith petit larceny, was before Justice j.
I. Macomber Saturday. He pleaded not
guilty but upon hearing was found guilty
mi fined s. and costs of s21C3, with an
ilternative sentence Of 90 days in tho
iouse OF Correction a t Rutland.
Robert E. Paine of Northneld a mer-
fhant, filed a petition in voluntary bank
+uptcy at the district clerks office yes
erday. He has liabilities of s3,067 go Of
~h!ch S3,o1792 is unsecured and so in
occurred claims. His assets amount to 81
1880 of which $3.50 is claimed exempt.
j. Wells, who was run over by train
Rouses Point Thursday evening. and
rho was brought to the Mary Fletcher
hospital soon after the accident, died
|arly Friday morning Of his injuries
he remains were sent TO Clinton Mills,
y, his home, Friday evening on the
40 train.
Mitchell Halo died Friday afternoon
1:l5 O'Clock at his horne on Main
trect of cancer of the stomach He was
years of age and a native of Canada,
(ut had resided in this city nearly all
is life. He is survived oy son. Louis
Alo OF Providence, II. l., aid wife,
iza
a recruiting station for the United
tates navy will be opened in Burlington
bout May under command OF Captain
G. O. Colby. L. S. ~, commanding
ecruitng in New England. The local sta
IN vii be in charge of Chief Woman
d. Turner. The location will be an
ounccd later.
The concluding testimony was taken IN
Flittendon county court Tuesday in the
Use Of George K. Wiley vs.. Harty G.
ley. The demurrer was argued in the
sse of Lewis G. Kortzner. apt. W.
ariar Y MESSENGER. Late yesterday af-
|rnoon the divorce petition of Peter Cole, |
las Peter Martin. vs.. Katherine Cole |
las Katherine Martin was heard.
Tho 18th Vermont Regimental asso-
alton has presented Norwich Univer-
ty, Mortified with large portrait
the late Lieut.. Col. william D. Mum
n of Colchester. Lieut.. Col. Munson
as member of the class Of 1854 at |
orwich and attained a highly honor
pie record in tho Civil War The 18th |
ted bronze tablet to his memory in !
err. '''' '''
News has been received in this city Of
death in Halifax, y. s.. of Joseph T..
'uNin. formerly a photographer of this
y. lie was 80 years of age. lie was IL
N the grip but complications involving
heart developed causing his death On
anniversary Of his birthday. Mr..
iuvin left this city two years ago and
IS employed in Halifax by the firm of
uvn & Gcntaell, Of which his brother
a partner He IS survived by a brother,
son and "A daughter.
harles Bickncn. the young man from
|ifcho Center who attempted to end his
by shooting recently. died at the
|1ry Fletcher hospital carly Yesterday
1rning At the autopsy held Yesterday
ternoor it was found that the bullet
ich caused death had entered the
dosnon, passed through the lining Of
stomach ard entered the intestines.
. remains were taken to Jericho Gem
where the funeral will he held. The
ung man was recently married
Word reached this city Monday Of the