Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-26
CITY NEWS.

SQUIRT Monday, charged with breach
81 the peace. He pleaded guilty and was
hned IS and costs, which he paid
Mrs. J. w. Daley is slowly recovering
after a paralytic stroke two weeks ago
and hopes to be able to be out in a week
nr two.
Word has been received from New
York of the engagement Of George s.
Lee and Miss Alma Bell, both former
teachers in the Burlington high
school.
The members of the Young Women's
Christian association rendered receipt
ton last evening at Grass Mount to the
girl members of the freshman class of the
University of Vermont
Returns to tho city clerks office show
that William Pcnnystone died at the
Mary Fletcher hospital September 81 after
an illness of 10 days. The burial was
made In Lake View cemetery.
petition in bankruptcy was filed Sat
urday in tho office of the district clerk
by Harry w. Shaw of Rocking CHAM, who
has liabilities OF $3.50 and assets of
$3.50 Of which 1922 is claimed exempt
DR.. Charles ~ Perkins, L. NJ V, '05,
has returned from Montgomery Center
where he had charge Of DR. L. r
Browns practice. while the latter was
O.. a vacation. Or Perkins will open an
Jffice at 272 Pearl street.
Helen Nj Percival and Ernest j. Spaud-
Ing sold Friday to Fran, u. Spauld
"'s iol ''"H'''''' Nv" W $500 '''e noi.'t
stead prem scs of the late Mrs. Abbie
G. Spauldng. situated on the north side
81 College street
81. -
N''''' 9'',''" anu i''""'' 0','''n
Vp",.s , gu w ''''' .'.',''' u,v
,,,i. ,i'',' .u','" ''''.' we .,'''
buildings thereon Including the River
side Hotel to Isaac Pcrleman ct ais.
Farmers who hovo ,is,,od 1.-Two c,,v of
I,.o fr,r, NO r.,motI,o v,l,ov comnlain
that worms are seriously iniurinr the
manic trees IN the forests |, is said
that many trees have boon stripped Of
their foliage and that they are in dan
PER Of dying in consequence.
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u,1,,, =, 1881 49,,
" ,l-'''" 80 ~ ,,,.,.,,.
800 49,. - u,.'..,., '.e,,..,, -.
support being tho grounds upon whirh
.hc petition s brought John J. Enright
Aprears for Mrs. Porter
fluctuations b,vo boon issucd by Mr.
md Ms U-i,i,r, = purt " ,oq Rank
s+roet n tho n,arriorc Of their daurht.r
Misc Rom ,rha,cr furt. TO DR. George
Edward Partridge. the ceremony TO take
place at tho Methodist church Thursday,
October 3. at p. m.
retitior IN borkruntcv was filed
Mond,v in tho district cIerl.,s office
Coh,,rr !, ,ar,, ot p,o,oto q
q,, 1,horor win 1iahilfties of s2s3 n
,rl os,ots If s1-e 80 ,.a,,h s,fo &c
.lot,,,o,, oxor,,t
news mas oe'n receive" wi 'he nlrth
ot d"uEH''r 10 Mr. ana MIS- "A. IL
AuS'h "i f"llohNlli'' n y Mrs'
austin is the daughter or n r. Cllf-
'ord ot TINS city ana was formerly
"eH known mere ana IN SheIhurnc
Reuben Peaselee. whom arraigned in
''I ooui' 'oi'u''' P'''neu su'''S 10
'"ii" ".'u'e VI i"'oNioa'ioh ana
"'' .''N "'N @'' ""''" "e pau
as MS WINS oii''ue was ,oi'iiiii'-
ecu W. "6' Nv was
wv UPON ~
The Troy, N. Y. Times of September
70 contains an account of the suicide
Of Edith Marion Mcdonald, the 1S-ycar-
old daughter OF A. =. Mcdonald of 10
il'"iH s"V0" "O"e"'0'a"S' Az i MISS
Mcpona.u s"a''o"eu csrooNc ACID Inc
"'I'o'A'dS are reported as having 1or-
merry resided IN burlington
AS there was no case ready for
trial Monday afternoon when chit
tenden county court convened, a re-
cess was taken until Tuesday In