Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-09
CITY NEWS.

elal religious meetings in ohio and other
parts of the West, where he has met with
great success.
Superintendent of Streets l.. A. Walker
Tuesday appointed Cleophas Laprese
assistant superintendent The appoint
ment of a clerk and bookkccper for the
department has not yet been made
The republican city committee, which
was chosen at the last city election. has
organized by electing NJ. G.. Clark chair
man, Herald Stevens treasurer and j.
+. Morgan secretary.
Goddard Seminary and Burlington high
school played base ball at Athletic Park
"Wednesday. errors by the home team
giving the game to Goddard by a score OF
to A.
The funeral of the infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank n. Wells was held Mon
day afternoon. the Rev. c. Y. Bliss con-
Quoting a service at the house on South
Willard street. Burial was in Lake View
cemetery.
William Debargc and Miss Zoe LARGO
que, both of this city, We're married carly
Tuesday morning at st. Joseph's Church
by the Rt Rev. Mgr. Cloarec. They loft
to be spent in Canada.
Word has been received in this city of
the death of Mrs. EMILY T. cain of Port
land, Me. Mrs Cain was the mother OF
l.. b. cain. and will he pleasantly re-
membcred by many friends, ,nadc during
her visits to this city with her son.
At n meeting of the city council
Saturday evening street Commissioners
j. w. Daley, who had been under sus-
pension for month, was removed
from office for alleged Irregularities
and j. 3. Henderson was elected to
succeed him.
The I. V. VI. base ball team has played
two games at University field during tn,
week losing to Dartmouth on Thursday
by score OF : to and winning from
Holy Cross on Tuesday by Il score of 20
0. A scheduled game with Dartmouth n:
Hanover on Saturday was postponed be-
cause Of wet grounds. There will be
games with Tufts at University field on
Friday and Saturday.
Patrick Ryan died early Saturday
morning at his home, 90 Archibald
street. after a long illness with heart
disease He was born in Ireland and
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roornir. at rinn o,cIork fror, 81
Mary's Cathedral. with interment in
@ 1oeorb,s cor,c+erv
Bids were opened in Washington Fri
day for The construction OF a marble
haustrade on the new federal building in
this city The lowest bidder was George
Mann Of Baltimore Md. who offered to
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,or. o-nroeidont I. A WOODBURY.. 500
ro,orv and ,rooeuror y Cooke. a.
roctors for three years. 7 F 1anou A
p {, Pierre w G. 1sham. J. T. Flvnr:
auditors. J. n. Maconlber. s. l.. Platka.
IIarrie Y. Hall
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Main street and Miss Bertha Morris
soau of POPLAR street wcrc married
NorJav morning at seven O'Clock at
81 Josorh's Church by the Rt. Rev.
MGR Cloarec. They left in the morn
ing for Lebanon. y. H.. to remain a
week 1-pon their return to this city
they will bo ut home at 81 North
Champlain street.
who was given a partial hearing in
civ court last week on the charge Of
stealing $50 from Nuzzio u Milo.
with whom he boarded on Battery
| stroot was Monday released FROM,
ioil on his own rocopnIzance The
case AGAINST hin, has been continued
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vostieotior vii, no made
Inc special election IN ward one to
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Horace Green of Woodbury., who is
under Indictment of the federal courts
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