Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-26
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children, and program Of singing.
marching and speaking was rendered.
The exercises were attended by about 30
visitors
! w y. johnson Of Essex Junction found
| the following note in Christmas goose
purchased from lIowes's market in this
city: Dear Sir:-l am a little girl seven
years old and will the receiver of my
pet goose please send me Il doll Good
by. From Miss Ethel f.. Brigham, Mil
! ton, VI" Mr. johnson Immediately pur-
chased the largest and prctticst doll ho
could find and sent it post haste to the
little girl VINO had lost her pet goose.
Til. following divorce petitions were
filed Tuesday in Chlttcnden County
court: Emma l.. II. Conkin Of Bur
lngton vs.. John Conkln. now residing
in parts unknown, the grounds alleged
being utolerablc severity; Lillian G.
Morrcu O" burlington VS. George w.
MorrclL now residing in parts unknown,
the grounds alleged being intolcrablc So
verify and refusal to support
On the occasion Of tho Glst anniversary
! of his birthday on saturday. Hcrrick A.
| T.ilcy OF 20 Monroe trcct entertained his
! brother H. H. Tiney ard wife Of St.
George, S y. RILEY and ifc of Willis
! ton, :. H. Till"r and daughter OF South
| Burlington and ". +. RILEY Of this city.
! Mr. Ttlcv was also the recipient Of 4
| box Of nne c.pars from the lady cm-
| ployes I'm the sample card room of tho
| Wells & Richardson company.
Charles Ready was arrested Saturday
nance by driving an unlishtcd hack on
| the evening Of December H. lie pleaded
not guilty IN city court. claiming that h.
was not doing q public hack business
! i'm the incident alleged but that he was
| aour to the station in response to "A
special request for a hack. He was fined
" and costs. The case was appealed to
county court and ball was furnished
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employed as agent at Palmer Mass nv
| the Central Vermont railway and has
many wears OF railroad oxnerionce Mr.
! TryoD has no definite MANS Cor Tho fu
ture.
MISS 'e'u'"' RYAN, uaUsHt'r oi MT.
ana Nrs' ftcharu Ryan OF North ave-
nue. d!ed on SATURDAY morning OF tuDer-
culosis she was % years OF age and be-
SIDES father ana mother leaves three
sisters and three brothers Mrs. J. J.
! White and Mrs. J. L. Williams of this
lefty and Mrs. NJ. Mead Of Boston and
NJ. A., ]. II. and j. z. RYAN of Boston.
| The funeral was held Monday morning
at nine o'clock from st. Mays Catho-
oi'i
| The annual meeting Of Green Mountain
| Encampment No 3, |. O. o. F., was held
| Thursday. when the following officers
were elected: G. p, f. j. Chambers. II.
| p +. II. Nash; s. W, G. H. Edwards;
| j. w, +. S. Lanou; scribe, H. W. Thorn
| son; treasurer Z. A. SDear: trustee for
| one wear, E w, j. Hawkins: trustee f1.
two years, y. G. Smith; trustee for
| three years. T.. O. ellison. Tine other
officers will be appointed a, tho inst,Il.-
ton. which will occur on January, .
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Woodbury. aud pop" Wahly,rom The
tree was lighted with many electric lights
and was Handsomely trimmed. BESIDES