Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
CITY NEWS.

l.. l.. Hayes of South Burlington, ar
raigned before Justice J. H. Macomber
Monday, charged with intoxicatlon,
pleaded guilty and was fined s. and costs.
John E. Lavallcy and Miss Geneveve
Boclalr Of this city were married Sat
urday afternoon at St. Joseph's Church
oy the Rt Rev. Mgr. Cloarec.
The suit of Fred Mitchell. of the late
firm Of Morgan & Mitchell vs. the Bur
lngton Base Ball association. an action
TO recover $500, was entered Saturday in
city court.
Tho Pattsburgh Y. NJ G. A. building
fund campaign to raise $4,000 closed sue
ressfully Friday evening with q margin
pf $3.50 to spare, the full amount raised
being $50, 753.
The following iudments for plaintiffs
were rendered Monday in city court: c.
berry e Co, VS.. w. b. Reeves damages
of tl5962 and costs of s76l; Arbuckle &
Co., VS.. Mark stevens of Cambridge,
damages Of SOB "a and costs OF $50
Z. c. Nash closed out the business at
the Park restaurant saturday night and
will go To Boston. where he has posi-
tion. Mrs. Nash went to the Van Ness
House Monday to tal;e charge of an
art room of the Vermont Handcrafters.
James f. Domaine has decided 20 teach
at the high school ono more year. Mr..
ponahue has been attending the Medical
College during the past year in addition
70 hts teaching and intends to do the same
Mis- year.
Philip Mcmahon. who was ARA aligned
II city court Saturday. pleaded guilty
to a second offence and was sentenced
10 serve 30 days in the county Jail As
his previous conviction occurred more
Than six months ago, he was not obliged
% disclose.
A petition, signed by II voters, was
presented to Mayor Bigelow last evening
nsking for a city meeting to see if the
voters will instruct authorize and en-,
power the city council to purchase the
present Jail site and buildings thereon,
1t a price not exceeding S1l 900
Ahram r. Scrafford OF Albany. y, y,
md Miss Winnie Eta Jerome, daughter
Of Mrs. Mary Penrvstone Of Il 10 Pearl
street. were married Tuesday evening at
s. Paul's Church by tho Rev. Or, G. Y.
al S. reception at the brides home
followed the ceremony at the church.
Barney Foley. who recently pleaded
guilty TO violating the hack ordnance
providing that licensed hack shall not
remain standing more than 20 minutes
outside Of the regular stand was Tues
day fined 81 and costs Of $3.50 In city
court.
Arrangements for the Sunday school
house-to-house canvass in Lamoill e
county have been completed and the
canvass will begin in Cambridge on
Friday. 1t is expected that the work
will occupy about two weeks. 1t will
he in charge of Miss Edith NJ. Balch,
home department secretary.
F. a, Menard, when arraigned in city
court yesterday charged with breach OF
the peace. pleaded guilty and was fined
g. and costs Of 1919 which he paid. The
case against J. r. Menard for a similar
offence was mol pressed. stephen Brooks
pleaded guilty to being intoxicated and
Is fined So and costs of s. 49,
The appeal IN the case of state VS.. T.
p. Daley, an action for the illegal dis
trlbution of intoxicating liquor, was en-
tered Saturday in Chittenden county
court. The chancery case of " b. Cal
kins vs.. w o. Dyke. an action Of fore
closure, was also entered Saturday. Both
of the parties reside in Essex.
Mrs. Frank ]. Rennie and daughter,
Marion, of Oakland. Cal, arrived in the
city Thursday evening for a few weeks
visit with her brother G.. F. Bell. Bur
lington is Mrs Rennie's old home and this
is her first visit to Vermont in 10 years.
She will also spend a few days in Middle
bury.
Mrs. Mary G. Waddcll, who has taught
for the past five years at the Framma r
school, will take Miss Alma w. Bells
place at the high school next year as
teacher OF German. Mrs Wadden grad
uated from the local high school in 1894
md from the University of Vermont in
leaa
Work on the addition to the south end
of the Annory building is progressing
rapidly, and the foundation will be COM
pleted in a few days. Most of the stone
used in the foundation is being taken
from the walls that We're formerly the
foundation of the dwelling house that
stood on the spot
Miss Mildred Woodbury. gave a recep-
ton Friday afternoon from four to
six In honor Of Miss Fish. About 90 peo-
pie attended and the Misses Gilberta Dan
'els, l.etitia I.insley, Lila Woodbury. and
Catherine Barney served. while Miss
Florence TagGert poured. The house was
very prettily decorated for the occasion.
The State laboratory Yesterday receiv
ed some samples OF cheese from Sudbur
which has been causing trouble anon
several families there. People who hav
eaten the cheese have developed SWIM
toms Of ptomaino poison. being take,
Violently i'll soon after caring IT, Fiv
people have been affected from eatin
cheese bought at the same place.
f. G. Mower, administrator of the es
tate of Hiram T.. Adams, transferre
Saturday to Bridget and Catherine Nc
Mahon the Adams homestead premise
a the corner of Pearl street and I.afay
cite Place. This property fell to Law
renee BARLEY at the recent auction,
being understood at the time that til
The suit of Charles II. Hagar VS. Pete
RenOit ana William Bonoit occupied mucl
OF the time in city court Tuesday an
was only partially heard. This is an nc
ton to recover damages of s31o the plain
tiff claiming that his motor boat, LAX
Bird, was run into by the Benoit's motto
boat, Belle. The collision oCcurre,