Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01


Union street has been sold tc w. H.
Ridley.
The Ri Rev. A. G. A. Hail. bishop of
Vermont. arrived on Friday evening from
London England where he spent the
summer and left on Saturday for Boston.
Prot and Mrs W. r Jackman and Miss
Daisy Russell returned on Friday from
London. England, whore they spent the
summer.
Tho city court suit Of Mary Farrell vs..
Mary clark. an action of assumpst, WAS
Tuesday decided for the plaintiff to re-
cover So and costs of $3.50
The Rev. j. 4. Tholcns has been re-
turned to Burlington for another year
ny the conference Of the Free McthU-
dist Church which has just been held
OF Binghamton, y. !.
II. u. Cutler has shipped his household
goods to kecne, y. l., where he has
purchased photograph studio. lie will
retain his studio in this city, +. K Mems
being in charge.
Tho condition Of Dr. W. u. Englcsby.
who recently operated on for APP
pendcitis. IS reported as extremely
favorable. DR.. Englesby's Office will oe
CLOSED FOR the present.
John Dow was before Justice G. W,
Dcbcrville Monday charged with intoxi-
cation. He pleaded guilty and was fined
s, and costs of $500 but will serve the
alternative sentence of 10 days in jail,
+. II. Pease and G. T.. Black, who have
been at their homes In this city during
the summer, returned last night to Wash
ington, ~ c., to resume their law stud
les.
The electric goods store OF J. Il. Poland
on Bank street was sold at auction by
Sh,rir James II. Allen Saturday, tho
successful bidder being John J. Enr!gh,
t. whom the property fell for $500, The
sale was made on an execution.
Tie 1Iconderoga landed at Isle La
Motto on saturday, taking the first con-
Segment Of apples for this to
Ilattsburgh Several trips will be made to
that port for apples before the season
closes.
col e. W. scarf and family will go
to seattle, WASH to reside in about
three weeks. MIR. Scarf has sold his
house to II. A. Doten, who Will re-
move there as soor Mr., Scarn Va.
Gates 49,.
Bert c. Rogers Of burlington fled
n petition in bankruptcy Tuesday 81
the Office of the clerk OF the United
states district court at Rutland, Tho
total liabilities are $3.50 with assets Q:
!l>97, of which 500 is claimed exempt.
The autumn leaf excursion held on the
steamer Vermont on Saturday at
tended 10y about 800 people. who went te
Tironderosa and return. The trip was not
as enjoyable in former seasons be-
cause Of the smoke and haze tina
envcloped the lake.
Christopher Z Roberts, a postal
clerk on the Rutland railroad, former
~ Of Burlington and Miss Margaret &
Honsinger. both of Rutland, were
married in Rutland Saturday by the
Rev. Joseph Reynolds at the home Of
Charles +. Ross.
The suit Of Jane NJ Taft vs. Lena Bell,
Walker, an action to recover $50" on az
count of the recent destruction by fire o
an automobile belonging to the plaintiff
md in the garage Of the defendant, wa.
uu saturday continued in city court FOL
one week.
Dorothy the 10 years old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Drew of Shel.
burno road. was operated on Tues
day at the Mary Fletcher hospital 70,
appendicitis and is doing well as
could he expected under the circum
stances.
The trial Of the trespass case o
Daniel L. Preston ". William l.. Whit,