Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-30
CITY NEWS,

l.. Powell and Miss Lois MacBride
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew C.
MscBride of this city.
Judgment was entered in city court yes
terday in the case Of r. i. Fowler VS.
Timothy G. OBrien for tho PLAINTIFF to
recover S20s.ss in debt, 1868 in damages
and $500 in costs.
octave St. John and Miss Josephine
Menard were married Friday morning
at eight o'clock at st. Mary's Cathedral
Ivy the Rev. j. f. ellis. Both young
people arc Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Ross C. Wood of Lowell.
Mass, are the happy parents of 10
pound boy born January 10. Mrs. Wood
was formerly Grace L. Davis Of this
city.
Edward Crocheticre and Miss Cor
della Mckee were married at st. An
thongs Church, Lakeside. Monday
morning by the Rev. William A. Pla-
mondon.
committee will he appointed soon
from the st. Joscph's Church parish to
arrange for the golden jubilee of the
pastor. the Rt. Rev. Mgr. Cloarec on
July 4. a fund has already been started
for the event.
The following chancery cases were en-
tered Saturday in Chittenden county
court: Francis Young VS.. Levi Hast
irgs OF Milton, action of foreclosure:
lrentiss G. Dodge vs.. Nelia Dodge Wat
eiman, bill for Injunction prohibiting
defendant from using orators name.
The leap year bali given at the Masonic
Temple Friday evening under the drcc-
tlon Of several young ladies of the CITY
was most successful affair. being at
tended by about ION couples. Music for an
order Of - dances was furnished by
ilagar's orchestra and refreshments
were served by Kent.
Ncws has been received by Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Gilmond of the sudden death
At Marevillo, j. @. of their son-in-law,
Horny Dcslaurier He was attending
wedding dinner and dropped dead az he
was getting up from tho table. Mr..
Deslauricr was wei known in this city,
having resided here Tor several years
The furs seized last October by the
customs department at Alburgh will
he sold at public auction in the Chit-
tonden county court house February
%. The furs viii he on exhibition at
the court house on the day OF the
sale.
Charles T.. Pease gave a dinner at
Dorn's cafe last evening in honor of his
birthday anniversary and in honor of the
odd Volunteer Hose company" Those
present besides Mr.. Pease were Sayles
Nichols, George G. Mayo. w. L. Stone,
II. y. Coon. j. y. Henderson. G. II.
Whitman and DR.. II. 9. Tnkham.
Tie RI. Roy. Matthew I1arkins, bishop
a. Providence. X. l., who, accompanied
by the Rev. Thomas Grace also of
Providence. came to Burling ton. to see
Bishop Michaud, returned Saturday.
Bishop Michaud is still at the Fanny
Allen hospital. The present condition of
his health Is such that he is able to ride
out pleasant days.
In accordance with an order issued by
the Rt. Rev Bishop Mchaud, collec-
tion was taken up in every parish in the
diocese Sunday for the relief of the
widows and orphans of the mine disaster
in West Virginia. 4 collection amounting
and a collection of $50 at st. Johephs
Church.
Moses Phillips died at his home on
Elmwood avenue Saturday after a brief
llncss of heart disease Mr.. Phillips was
4 years old. lie is survived by wife,
enc son and two brothers one in Eliza
beth, y. II, ana one in Littleton,' y. H.
The remains We're taken Monday to Eliz-
abcth where the funeral was held and
intcrment made
News was received in the city ycster-
ia Y Of the death from a mental trouble
IN Providence, r. l., of Charles Z. Davis.
who formerly resided in this city He
Was about 3S years OF age and is sur
vived by a father. G. f.. Davis. and
wife and three children. He was a vol
known naturalist and curator of a Ynu-
scum in Providence. The body will reach
this city tomorrow.
The American Express company will
hold their annual sale of unclaimed
freight on Saturday. February 10, at
Bellows Falls. Express matter consigned
to the following Burlington people will
he sold: A. Colver w. NJ Casey, VIII
liam Clayton, G. Dragon, J. F. Edison.
T. w. Gregory, s. NJ. Kanton, l.. E. Ken
dali, John Paro, f. s. Smith, Wells &
Richardson,
Judgments for plaintiffs were entered
Saturday by Justice j, T. stearns as
follows: J. X. Booth VS. William Daley,
damages of sL63 and costs &C $3.50; j. r.
Booth rs. Charles Chiott, damages OF
So" and costs of $40; j. r. Booth vs.
=. j. shannon, damages of $40 and costs
of $40; Syndicate Clothing company VS.
Thomas Burke. damages of 80 and costs
o; 1919.
Lawrence Hayes OF South Burling-
ton pleaded guilty to a second offence
Of intoxication, when arraigned Mon
day morning before Justice ]. 7.
Stcarns. He was fined sl5 and costs,
which lie paid. Frank Kinney plead
ed guilty to being a tramp and was
sentenced to serve not less than 20
nor more than 80 days in Chittenden
county jail.
The Charity ORGANIZATION met in the
parlors Of the College Street Church Tues
day afternoon and measures were
taken to act at once close up the af-
fans of the organization. Much appre-
citation was expressed by members pres
ent for the efficient services of the sec
rotary, Mrs, ". r.. IIagar, and much re-
glct that it should seem necessary that
the work of the society should be end
ed
The total number Of lumber boats