Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
CITY NEWS.

The street car service to Ethan Allen
park will be discontinued tonight for
thc season
The case Of Rose A. Lavallec VS.
kldric j. Lavalec, petition for support,
was filed Friday afternoon in Chitcn-
aen county court.
Miss Margaret j. Casey and George r.
sharplcy. both Of this city. were mar
,ed by Father j. T. Dempsey pastor Of
die Cathedral in Detroit Mich, Novem-
Der A.
Tho state laboratory is stil receiving
samples of liquor from applicants for a
wholesale license In the state. A large
cons gnmcnt Of liquor was received for
analysis Saturday from a firm in Ohio.
william Baron. who was arraigncd
In city court saturday. charged with
trusncy, pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to the state Industrial School
nj Ncrecnucs for the remainder of his
minority or until December IL. 1914.
A petition In bankruptcy filed
Thursday in the office OF the clerk of the
district court by FNtolc Frusani. OF
Barre. stone cutter. He has liabilities
Of ;3oi62 and assets OF $500, claimed ex-
cmpt,
News was received IN the city Tues
day Of the death in Lincoln, Ncb.,
m October of Mrs william V Bane.
Mrs. Baine who resided in this city
about three years ago, was Sc years
of age. Her husband is a printer.
During the month Of October there
were a births in Burlington. IS Of tho
new arrivals being girls and 10 boys. The
oldest mother was 43 years and the
youngest WAS Il years. During the same
period thorc were 30 deaths 1s being
females and Il males.
Fred MERCER, aged Il wears. pleaded
guilty to truancy Monday afternoon
when arraigned In city court and was
sentenced to serve the remainder Of his
minority in the STATE Industrial school
at NcrEennes. He was taken to Yer
r"nncs by Turant Officer Lamora.
The duties collected on merchandise
imported through the customs district of
Vermont for the month OF October
amounted to S6j.1155i Tho collections
or the same period i'm 1905 were SIS $685.
rho merchandise exported last month to-
tailed s7OS, $40,
corps Of tho Salvation Army have re-
ccyed from Major Crawford orders to
say farewell to Burlington Sunday even
nc, November Il. and to he ready 10 pro-
iced to their new appointment the fol-
lowing Wednesday.
The case OF Joseph Cross vs.. Richard
son & Burgess. in which the plaintiff
seeks to recover for excavations made
ing. occupied the attention of Chlttenden
county court Yesterday. The plaintiffs
evidence is rot yet completed.
Mrs. Matilda Granger died yesterday
morning OF pneumonia at her home a,
Lakeside. She was 81 years of age and
was native of Canada. The funeral
will be held on Friday morning from
ST. Anthony's Church, with intcrment
In Mt. Cavalry cemetery.
The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed Friday in the office OF the
clerk Of the district court: Harry A.
Holmes of Barre, n granite polisher has
liabilities of s79H and assets Of 800; Guy
r Downing of Concord, a farmer has
Liabilities Of s5o6 and assets of 1891, OF
which SIS is claimed exempt
The annual meeting OF the Pastoral
Aid society of st. Paul's Church was
held Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock
when tho following officers were elected:
President and treasurer, Mrs. Walter
Carpenter; v!ce-president, Mrs. George
Y. Bliss; secretary Miss A. T Smith
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ductcd tha Ial,e I-i,,. Jtoueo at tbo oo,
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