Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-20
CITY NEWS,

Mrs. J. W. Russell has sold her cot
tage at Cedar Beach to Charles l..
Woodbury..
John Beaudry and Miss Clara Bedari
were married at st. Josephs Church at
eight o'clock Tuesday morning.
Mrs d. j. Foster and the Misses Foster
have issued invitations for reception
Saturday afternoon, June %. from four
to Six O'Clock.
Joseph LaMotte upon his plea Of
guilty to intoxication. was yesterday
morning ordered by the city court to
pay fine Of s. and costs of s7.45.
Augustus c. wisell of shoreham, a
blacksmith, filed a petition in bankruptcy
yesterday. lie has liabilities of s1.ls9.72
and assets of $40, claimed exempt.
The divorce petition of Margaret Drink
water VS.. George Drinkwater was entered
in Chittenden county court yesterday.
Ihe suit of Henry NORM vs.. Moses
Lamport was also entered.
Henry @. Iatour, son Of f. y. Iatour
OF Rose street, died last evening Of heart
disease at the age of 10 years. The fu-
neral arrangements have not yet been
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Ferguson have
issued invitations to the marriage re-
ception Of their daughter Helen May.
and Samuel s Dennis. Jr., at 4:3o
o'clock on the afternoon Of Wednes-
day, June 26, at - North Union street
Mrs. c. e. r. Bliss. for 10 years ma
of t17a -,
quished her duties Thursday and will re-
side with relatives at AZ North Willard
street Mrs. Bliss is succeeded by Mrs
S Frances Hazard of North Ferrlsburgh.
sum of money was stolen Sunday
morning from the cash drawer in the
creamery operated by j. r. Richie at the
corner of Pearl and North Champlaln
streets. The theft was committed while
the woman who was in charge of the store
was talking to some one in the street
Sherman T. Allen, former member Of
the Free Press staff and for some time
the private secretary to the assistant see
rotary OF the navy in Washington, will
reiinqush the latter position October
to become one of the WASHINGTON CORE
spondents Of the New York Herald
The members of Company NJ, under the
command Of Capt. O. II. Parker, will visit
Montreal on June go and on Dominion dav
July l. will be the guests of the Fifth
Regiment, Prince of Wales Fusileers The
Fifth regiment Visited this city several
years ago and a royal welcome is expect
ed In the Canadian city.
Judgments for the plaintiffs were en-.
tered Thursday in city court in these
cases II. j. Stanley VS.. James Snyder
DANA GEES $27s9, costs $3.50 A. Resick VS..
II. Greenland. damages $o72 costs IS "A;
u. Mansour VS.. George Delners damages
SIS, costs $3.50; G. p. Smith Feed Co.
VS.. II. f. Sails, damages S26.19, costs s6.9i
pretty double wedding was solemnized
in Greenville. H.. on Tuesday OF last
week, when George f. Wheeler, son of
II. H. Wheeler, was married to Mary
l.. Moffet of Ottumwa, Iowa. The brother
Of Mr.. Whcelers bride was married at
the same time TO Miss Minnie Campbell
OF Greenville.
The 20-day campaign inaugurated by the
Burlington Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION to raise 5000 with which to
pay off the building debt and provide for
certain improvements cam" to an end
Saturday night. the desired amount hav-
ing been raised. The last $500 WAS
guaranteed by a number Of the commit
tee who had the campaign In charge.
The annual Pan-Hellenic reception.
given by members of the three societies Of
young ladies' ladies' In the university, was
held last evening a Grassmount to the
seniors of the academic and medical de-
,l,a, o.
and their wives. Refreshments were
served and and the affair was enjoyed
by all present.
John Mcclellan, who was arraigned be-
fore Justice j. H. Macomber Tuesday
charged with breach Of the peace, pleaded
guilty and was fined 80 and costs Of ss.35.
which he will pay. Samuel T.. Perry i'm
pllcated with Mcclellan in the disturb
ance, which occurred at Essex Junction
was arra.gned for !ntoxication He plead
ed guilty and was fined s. and costs, which
he paid.
The suit OF Harry r. Thomas VS.. the
Central Vermont Railway Co. was entered
Monday in Chittenden county court. The
plaintiff seeks to recover damages of g. oO0
sustained by the burning of a barn. ice
IlbuS' sIel, sTdUdlS anu CONTENTS, august
a. 1906 The buildings were located near
the Winooski railroad bridge and the
plaintiff alleges that they We're destroyed
by sparks from a passing locomotive
The annual excursion and picnic of the
Sunday schols of ST. Pauls and the Uni
tartan Churches were held on Saturday
the former going to Fort Frederic on the
Vermont and the latter to Adams Land
Ing on the Ticonderoga. The ideal sum-
mer weather brought out large com
pany Of children and their elders. The
Unitarans had as guests 45 children from
the Home on Shelburne street. Romeos
orchestra furnished music.
Horace L. Loomis. well known in this
city, and Mrs. Caroline A. Staley OF Rut-
land We're married in Rutland Monday
morning at nine O'Clock by the Rev NJ
H Smith. pastor of the Methodist Church
of that city. The wedding was a quiet
one, only the immediate friends Of the
bride and groom being present. The
couple reached this city on the noon train
and will reside at 143 Main street for the
present.
OF the eight teams which formed the
New Hampshire base ball league only
four remain. They are Burlington, Barre
Montpelier. Leconla aud West Manches-