Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
CITY NEWS.


mond, formerly of Burlington. are the
parents Of a baby girl, born Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Gates and mother. Mrs.
Ellen NJ Chandler. started Thursday for
hshevillc, y. c.. where they will remain
for several months,
5. Edison Walker and wife have re-
turned to Bristol after spending a
week with their uncle, Ell Paquette
at 2S Monroe street
Or f. A. widbcr has moved to Bur
lington from Essex Junction and opened
an office at 81 Church street for the
practice Of medicine.
Louis Columbus. an italian 60 years of
age, died at his home is Hayward street,
Friday after long illness. He is
survived by a wife and several children,
George u. Spear and sister OF South
Burlington have sold their farm of about
40 acres on Spear street to Thomas
Reeves.
H. +. willard of shelburnc road suf-
fcrcd a shock Yesterday morning ut
about 1890 O'Clock while driving in
this city. lie was taken To- his home.
Ro" Chase left Thursday for New
York city. where he will spend few
days with friends He will then leave
for Palm Beach. Fla. where he has a
rosition in a hotel.
The funeral Of tho late George T.
Johnson will he held from the home, q
North Wlnooski avenue. at 80 o'clock
Friday afternoon. Burial will be made
In Lake View cemetery.
r,.,,,,,. S,l,..icf C,a,,,Ai.u IT,
day to Milton and arrested Francis
II. Shortslecves on writ in favor Of
NJ. J. Levin. Shortslecvcs furnish cd
hail in this city and returned home
Service of the following writs was
oartiallv made Saturday: standard
'oal and Ice company VS.. Frank
r. Roberts, 5000; II. A. Atwood & Co.
VS.. Frank r. Roberts. 5000; W. S. Webb
Us. Frank r. Roberts. $500.
Mr.. and Mrs f. p Shaw and Mr. and
Mrs j. q. Reed Started Friday for
Washington, where Mi and Mrs. Shaw
expect to pass the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed Will remain there about month
MD then 90 further south, probably -
Florida.
Bernard German ana Daniel Mccarthy
who have bcru IN Jail for some time fol-
awiue disclosures which Justice j. r
s'carns doubted. were again in court
Tuesday. They did not alter their previ-
,ue disclosures ON strangers" and each
VAS sentenced to serve - days in Jail.
Tho average daily attendance for the
public schools in the city for the month
2f October was 2.269 About co tuition
students from different towns in the
State are at present enrolled, who, with
ono or two exceptions are attending
HE high school,
Mrs DR.. Berry, accompanied by friends
from Massachusetts, left New York via
the Royal Mail Steam Packet company
on Saturday for a winters cruise to the
Bahama Islands. Colon, Venezuela and
Barbados and will return about New
Years day
Mrs. Joseph Boilcy who pleaded
guilty before Justice Macomber Nov.
Z TO selling Intoxicating liquor was
Thursday sentenced to serve not more
!han five nor less than four months
In the House of Correction at Rutland.
Sentence was suspended Mrs. Boil-y's
husband Is now serving a term in Rut-
and for a similar orense.
Andrew j. Huey, who was arrested
gone time since charged with furnish
Ing intoxicating liquor, was taken
into Chttondcn county court Thursday
day morning. lie pleaded guilty to
nm information filed against him by
states Attorney A. l.. sherman, Bail
was fixed at 5000 and Huey was re-
leased on his own recognizance.
The case against John Abbey for vio-
lation Of the liquor law was disposed of
Monday in city court. Judge Mower
denied the motion to have the respond
ent placed in the hands OF the probation
officer and Abbey was sentenced TO serve
not less than three nor more than four
months in the House of Correction at
Rutland.
Frank Carroll, who by reason Of his
habits is designated in legal parlance as
an habitual drunkard pleaded guilty
Tuesday to being intoxicated. He was
sentenced by the city court to serve
30 days IN the county jail Called upon
10 disclose. Carroll claimed to have OBJ
tanned his stuff from stranger on
Battery street"
Edward Haynes submitted to the
amputation Of one foot at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Tuesday. The OPP
eration was performed by DR.. j. n.
Wheeler. Mr.. Haynes has suffered
'or many years with a disease which
las haffl"d the physicians and this OPP
'ration was performed with the hopes |
hat relief might be afforded
Farmers who own bees horeabouts |
md in different sections Of the State
''aim that the honey crop was a fail |
urc this year. No particular reason is |
given as the cause except the Coutinu- |
ally rainy and cold weather Good |
honey from farmers has been scarce |
FOR several years past and it is thought |
that the price will go higher this win
ter.
william NJ. Strong. until Saturday a |
member Of the Free Press staff, and |
Mrs. Daisy Il. stevens Of Rutland, were |
married at noon Saturday at st Paul's |
parish house by the Rev. George Y |
Bliss, rector of the church They left |
directly after tho ceremony for Rut- |
land, for a brief sojourn with the
brides parents Mr. Strong goes from |
| there TO Boston, and will be joined |
later by Mrs. Strong
The new brick building at number |
Center street, which has been under |
reconstruction by J. r.. Dennis is com
pleted, ana Mr. Dennis has moved from
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