Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11


quarters in part of the Office of the Stand
ard Coal ~ lee company on College stree:
Mr.. Ahearn who occupies the other par.
of the Church street store. will move &c
quarters elsewhere before May l. The
store thus vacated will be changed and
remodelcd to accommodate moving pic
ture company which has taken a five
years lease of the property.
Mrs Mary Crowley. wife Of the late
John Crowley, died at about nine o'clock
last evening al the home of her daughter,
Mrs. +. +. johnson Of North avenue, of
general debility. She was IS years of age.
She is survived by five children, Mrs. E.
F. Johnson of this city. Mrs. J. f. Sullivan
Iof RoXbury, Mass, and John. Daniel and
Michael J. of Plainhed. n. J. The flu
neral will be held on Saturday morning
from st .Mary's Cathedral
Tho second annual concert and ball
of the DcGoesbriand Council knights
of Columbus, was held Tuesday night in
the Masonic Temple hall with IA large
attendance. concert of three num-
bors was played by Hagar's orchestra.
who afterwards rendered "a dance
numbers. The affair was under the
supervision of j. p. Madigan A. j.
Farrell, r. L. McAuliffe. A. c. Charland
ana w. II. Brown.
In Justice Spaldings court the follow
ing judgments have been recently render
ed Charles Adams vs. George A. Brown
Judgment for the defendant to recover
costs, amounting to $343: in the case of
the Burlington Furniture company VS..
Arthur Pccor Judgment for the plaintiff
to recover s3S.22 dana eS and costs of Sc A.
and certified execution granted: in the
ca Sc of LotOrf Bessey vs. Joseph Mitchell
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
to recover damages of S. and costs of
S3,43
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B, Russell of Greene
street announce the marriage of Their
daughter. Grace, to NJ. Il. Yerger If
Washington, D. c. The ceremony was
performed April at St. Pauls Lutheran
Church by the Rev. John T. Huddle Miss
Russell is well known in this city and her
many friends will read with interest the
of her marriage She grad
uated from Edmunds high school in 1907,
since which time she has been engaged
in the millinery business. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yerger will reside in Washington, where
the groom is employed.
Much of the snow which came OF Mon
day melted during the morning Tuesday
but another storm began about four
O'Clock in the afternoon and continued
until early yesterday morning 1t was
of the blizzard variety and added about
ten inches to the amount on the ground.
The evening trains We're delayed those
over the Rutland road from the south
and north, due at 1920, being an hour late.
The deficiency in snowfall which charac-
terzed the winter up to the first of April,
may be supplied before spring really an
pears.
Merton c. Robbins. a graduate of the
University of Vermont in 1895, has recently
resigned his position as western represen-
tative of the Engineering News Of Chi
cago, which he has held tor the past eight
years, in order 10 give all OF his time to
two publications in which he has a con-
siderable interest These papers arc The
American Architect and The Municipal
journal and Engineer, both weekly pa
pers published in New York city. BY the
Sweetland Publishing company. Mr.. Ron
bins will he second vicc-pres dent and
western manager or tnlS company, and
will remain in Chicago for the present.
The annual meeting of the Wonau's
Missionary society Of the Baptist Church
was held Tuesday afternoon at three
o clock, when the following officers wero
elected: Mrs. NJ. Il. Mott, esident: Mrs
ID. q. Andrews, vice-president; Mrs l. II.
secretary; Mis-. Helen Doutnev.
treasurer; Mrs b, l., Whltlotk. Mrs. II
!. Hill Mrs. 9. A. Van Steinberg. dire
tors. Reports for the year were read. and
several letters on the work in China and
Japan were heard. Reports were also
made regarding the work among the In
dams in Oklahoma. After the meeting re-
freshments were served
Dr. Henry ID. Holton. secretary of the
state board of health. was caller at tho
State laboratory Tuesday. Mr. Uolton
has just returned from visit of nspec-
ton throughout the State relative TO the
milk question. The larger towns and vii
ages OF the state Were visited and whore
here were two or more dealers the milk
vas purchased from the wagon I'm tha
and samples sent TO the State
laboratory to be tested, In some cases the
milk was found below the required stand
ird because of the bad condition of some
# the cattle, but out of 1873 cases only five
samples we're found 70 be affected in this
way.