Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12

Mr.. ana Mrs. LOUIS ftlPD Oh 81 lrTOOkeS
avenue the parents of = son born
Sunday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. John Clarke announce the
marriage engagement of their daughter,
katherine j., to Harvey W. Pell of St.
Adams.
Harvey ]. Omstead of st. Adams filed
petition in bankruptcy Tuesday. He
has liabilities of s52471 and assets of
1904.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Sat
urday in the office of the clerk of the
district court by Herbert w Cheney OF
Barre, a carpenter. He has liabilities of
sSll.75 and assets of So
The approaching marriage is announc-
cd of Florence Anna daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John f. Morcy, of Holland,
N y, to Charles Pratt of Buffalo, N.
Y. Mr.. Pratt formerly lived in this city.
Anna Lawrence. wife of Tallmago Della
field died Tuesday evening at the
homo of her daughter 2i6 South Willard
street She was Il years of age and
leaves three daughters.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage at Haverhill.
Mass on the 5th inst OF Earl l.. Brown
son, formerly OF Burlington but now
connected with the Emerson g. Norris
Concrete company of Boston.
linen shower was rendered Miss Mary
r. Nhalen Tuesday night at the home Of
Mrs w. O. Shattuck, 1870 Looms street
About % young ladies were present and
refreshments and cards formed part of
the entertainment.
Charles Elicr of Essex Junction ap-
pearcd before Judge Mower in city court
Friday morning to answer to the
charge Of intoxcation. He pleaded guilty
and was fined IS and costs with the
alternate sentence of ten days in jail
He viii stay in Jail.
Joseph Caron, arraiEnej yesterday
before Justice j. T. Stearns charged
with intoXication, pleaded guilty and
was fined 81 and costs of S7.e5. Will
liam Brcssette. stranger In the city,
pleaded not guilty ana his case was
continued until to-day.
During the month Of August the cocc-
tons in the customs district Of Vermont
amounted to 500 1854 So During the same
period last year the collections amounted
to s77.15S51 The merchandise exported
through the district during the month Of
August was valued at s65+922.
Tony Iattrcllo an Italian of Winooskl,
was arraiguod in city court late Friday
afternoon on the charge of breach Of the
peace. He pleaded guilty and was fined
1855, which included costs. Lattrele
was alleged to have been a partc pant
IN stabbng ARRAY that occurred in WI
looski some time ago, when several per-
,ons were cut with knives.
The police department Tuesday
searched for the second time the premise.
of Joseph pasha at IS King and secured
, quantity of whiskey. The city cour
N Monday ordered returned TO Pasha
.wo gallon jug of whskoy and anothe
vessel containing three quarts of rec
,ye. Tuesday, the. contents of the two
gallon jug were found intact but tn,
extra three quarts had disappeared
Miss Alice Mildred Lloyd, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lloyd of 339 St. Paul
street, formerly of this city, now of Gard
ner, Mass, was married to Chas. Thomas
Carswel Of Gardner at the Congrega.
tional parsonage there, by the Roy. b. S
Gilman Monday Sept. Mr.. Cars
we'll is employed in the Office Of Haywood
Brothers & Wakefield Co, and after E
lTlp 10 INC W llllC mountains tleN VIII re-
side in Gardner.
]. V. Whean. formerly Of this cit,
and for the past few years assista n
superintendent OF the Metropolitan Lift
Insurance company at Rutland has becl
promoted TO the position of superinten
dent at Dorchester. Mass. Mrs. Whelan
who has been visiting at the home o
her parents. DIR. and Mrs. p. VI. Nc
Mahon for the past three weeks, lef
Saturday to Join her husband in thei
new home.
The defence was completed yester
say afternoon in the Chittenden coun
" court case Of Rosalyn Duchaine VS.
Thomas +. Ahearn and the argument
N the case will be made this morning
The divorce petition of Adelaide i
Wright of this city vs. Charles 7
Wright of South Burlington was file
yesterday, tho grounds alleged beini
lntolerable severity and refusal t
support.
], D. Benedict has rented house O
Williams street next south OF that @
Col. L. Henry Powell and will 500
move his family here from Flushing
\. Y. He viii be the business mana
ger of the Free Press Printing con,
rany, corporation which was forme
about two years ago and which the
acquired the Job printing bushes
formerly belonging to the Free Pres
association.
Henry Degree died Monday mornin
at his home in Colchester, near tn
Heineburg bridge, of general dcbilt,
He was Gj years OF age. He Is survive
by a wife, a brother and sister. I'll
funeral was held on Wednesday mon
ing at nine o'clock from St. Joseph
Church. when the members Of the S
John Baptist society. of the which Ii
deceased was a member, attended in
body
Agnes Provey was arraigned In cit
court Friday morning as a prnclp
N the charge of keeping liquor on han
With intent to sell. She pleaded guilt
10 an information filed against her !
States Attorney Sherman and the ca,
was continued until December Il
sentence, Joseph Mongeon furnishing ba
IN the sum of $50. The case against Mr.
Prcvey is based on a search made at h
Motel In Winoosk on July 20 by Sheri
Allen. A quantity of liquor was secure
md there was also evidence that liqu
VAS being sold there.
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