Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-03
CITY NEWS

William pclorme and Miss Della
puhy were married at st. Joseph's
Church at seven O'Clock Tuesday
morning by the Rt Rev. j. NJ. Cloarec.
Frank Smith and Miss Fannie La.
fond OF Winiston were married yes
tcrday morning at st. Joseph's Church.
Tho Rt Rev j. NJ. Cloarec officiated.
Harry Chase, who was injured last
snring in the automobile accident on
%orth avenue. is now fully recovered and
has resumed his duties as clerk in the
Tlue store.
Frank Grinnell was arraigned before
Justice j. r. Stearns Friday and pleaded
Ell guilty To u first offense Of lntoxicaton
lie was fined s. and costs but in default
Of money will serve 10 days in Jail.
DR.. n. y. Bliss of New York city. Il
graduate Of the medical college in tho
class of 1872, lies at the point of death
at the residence of his brother G. G..
Bliss Of South Burlington. His two
daughters and son are with him.
4 quiet wedding took place at the
Church of the immaculate Conception
IN Kcoseville, n. y, August 29th, when
Miss Margaret Smith of that place be-
came the bride of Jonn r. O'Bryne OF
New York city, formerly OF Richmond.
Allie Prince. a colored youth, was ar
rested Thursday by the police depart
ment. charged with stealing clock from
tho residence of Mrs. William Davis OF
Cherry street lie admitted to the police
,b,, 10 sold tho clock to a fruit dealer
on King street.
james r. Marcy "rr"'eI 'eu 'e'o'e
guilty. 70 a breoch Of tho peace ana was
o.,od g and costs which he paid. Alec
smith also pleaded guilty to a similar
Offence and was fined 81 and costs OF
$50
''"''S '''.'' ~ VAS NY p -.',..-Ia'.
afternoon by the shcriff's department for
living together unlawfullv. Collier was
arrested in Richmond and Mrs Chabott.
who comes from St Johnsbury was ar
rested on lower Main street.
H. f. kcrFt"man arrested IN Colches-
ter ny Deputy Shef!u 0paululhE ana f'"-
ofrcor Dcu,,p y,ro given hearings at
tno county tail .rhurslav afternoon be-
- t,,tt, 7 =, c,oo,.rs Each nloadcd
,,!,,. "a hoiro % tr,,,,,, and was SON
+, =, .or,.o Ia d,,.s tn 4au
Walter Dawes oil lilhesourRh was ar
rettcd THURSDAY ny 'ie SH'iIIlS "eI"''
rr.to sherman Clail, ofthat townlt is
alleged that he shot the COW August 20
dressed # in the pasture and sold tho
m,,t TO Daniel o'Brlcn If South Burling-
rnr for q The cow was valued at $40
Ihe howard heief society Is IN hee'
q children coming ana ahy'h.hS' ana
every thing In the way OF bedding
S'"ool beginning mex, week MAKES oIo'i''
rn,,os for a generous answer to its an.
raal
The following cases were entered tues
day in Chittenden county court: Rose
Hammond OF burlington VS.. Johh ham
nond OF burlington peuuoh 'or divorce
the grounds alleged being lntoleraoIe Sc
N''i'N' a. l.. mona" 81 nun !"E'"" w.
o,,ior over = horse
Announcement of the marriage OF
ii w. Allen q co. OF TINS city to MISS
Edna MOTIFS CaIhoun or New hoch'"f'
n Y. mas pech received MT morgan
j. now resident OF Chlcag" ana 'He
marrlag" took place August ~ at Nc"
Services will he resumed ut the Uni
tartan Church next sunday ana ii Is
expected that the organ, which has
been rebuilt during tho past two
months, viii be ready for use. Charles
A Hatch, who has had charge of the
organ at the CONGREGATIONAL church ir
S. Adams, will be the orgau!St, sue
=.
The case of Patrick Gleason Of Rich
mond w. G. NJ AinsWorth OF Richmonl
ana James Gallagher of Craftsbury was
entered Monday in Chittcnden county
court This Is an action Of trespass t'
recover damages Of 5000, the plaintiff
claiming that the defendants oncroache'
on IiS rls"tS ny c"''''s Ne' yam ''''''e
~ iIN'''4O'u'
Mrs j. Warren Richardson and lutl
daughter. Ruth, of Seattle, Wash, ar
visiting Mrs. Richardson's parents, Mr.
md Mrs G. S. Isham. DR.. and Mrs
Richardson made their home in Seatt
four wears ago. where the doctor now en-
lows a fine practice and thoroughly be
Neycs in the future of the great North
vest and especially In Seattle as a city