Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-13
CITY NEWS.

city clerk show that during the month
of May there were 60 births In Burlington,
of the number being boys and 30 girls.
The Y. NJ. c. A. campaign to raise
$4,000 in 20 days closes Saturday night.
AT nine o'clock last night $3O,O37 had been
subscribed.
Timothy Muqueen, upon pleading gull y
to intox cation yesterday, was fined Ivy
the city court IS and costs of ss.95, which
he paid.
Henry C. Brown, son of +. G. Brown
of Maple street. has accepted posi-
ton with the Austin Land and Live
stock company of Cascade, Montana,
and left for that place Monday evening.
The suit of the United States Asbestos
company VS.. Harry E. Palmer, an action
of assumpst TO recover 5000, was en-
tered yesterday in Chttendcn county
court.
Miss katherine Kinsley has returned
from johnson. where she was called by
the Illness and death of Miss Prue
Boyes. Miss Boyes a graduate Of
he Mary Fletcher training school for
nurses in 1897.
school will he held at The Strong theatre
IN the afternoon of Friday, June u. The
'los!ng exercises at the grammar school
Elll be hcld at the school building on the
morning of the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lang. formerly of
Mis- city, have issued Invitations To the
wedding Of their daughter, Mabel r.. to
Oliver W. Foster, on the evening Of Juae
18th at the homo of NJ. and Mrs. o. II.
Foster of Milford, y. H.
Vermont closed its season of college
base ball Saturday afternoon with a de-
,isive victory over the fast Williams team.
to i. through tho remarkable pitching of
Collins, who struck ont no less than Is of
che Wiiliamstown lads.
F. J. billiard, who for the past five
years has hccn employed in the Office or
the Wells & Richardson company, starts
to-day for Hyde Park. Mass. 20 accept
n position in the advertising department
Of the y. F. Sturtevant company.
Commander II. T. Mayo, who has been
The inspector in charge of the Twelfth
Lighthouse district. comprising the Cali
fornia coast, has been assigned to the
command OF tho irst-class cruiser AL
hany. Commander Mayo is q native OF
burlington and is brother of George
c. Mayo of this city.
The marriage of Henry c. burrows
oMd Miss Sarah L. Mason. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs O. r. Mason, will take place
at the College Street Congregational
Church at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
June %. a reception at the brides home.
soi College street, from four to six O'Clock,
will follow the ceremony.
George s. Loo. for the past three years
a teacher of mathematics at the BurlinE-
ton high school, has resigned his position
and leaves at the close Of the present
term for Boston to take examinations for
admission 20 the bar. Miss Bell, who has
been teaching German for the past year,
has also resigned her position.
Hector Cote of this city and Miss
Cordclia Blanchard of the Winooski
road were married Monday morning
a seven o'clock at St Joscph's Church
by the Rt. Rev. Mgr. CloarcC. The
wedding ceremony was followed by u
reception at the home of the bride.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Cote received many
beautiful and appropriate presents.
County Clerk G.. J. Russell yesterday
notified the jurymen who We're sum
moned for service at the March term of
Ghittenden county court, 10 return June
tNh. Judge Hall, who is now holding
court In Lamoille county, will return TO
burlington June "a, when the adjourned
session OF the March term will con-
Vene
About So lady friends of Miss No-ah