Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-18


bail.
Word was received here Thursday of
the death AT his home in Minneapolis
| Of w. j. Jenniaon after a several weeks
| illness. Mr.. Jennson was brothcr-in-
law OF Mrs Kate y. Russell OF this city.
who was called to Minneapolis some
time ago by his illness. with his wife
and daughter, who survive him. Mr..
Jcnrson had often visited Burling-
ton.
Miss Daisy Russell and Mrs G. II. vad
| dell left Thursday for Montreal
whence Friday they sailed for Liver
| pool. England Tley Will he accom-
panied by Professor and Mrs. Jackman
who will spend the SINNER in London
| Mis-, Russell and Mrs. Waddell will tour
England. Germany, France. Holland
Italy and Switzerland and will return in
September
Tho divorce petition of Lois James Of
South Burlington VS.. Elisha +. James Of
| parts unknown was entered Thursday In
! Chittendcn county court the grounds al
legged being wilcul dcscrton and refusal
to support. The couple were married In
| Providence, Y. l.. in 1900 and lived to-
gcther in South Burlington until August
1904 The petitionoe asks for leave to re-
sumo her maiden name.
George Diloway attempted suicide yes
| terday morning at his home on Maple
| street Dllovaiy has been drinking hard
| of late and spent n restless night Tues
day About seven o'clock yesterday
| morning members of his family found
| Dlloway in his room with his throat cut
| A razor was the weapon with which the
deed was done The wound Is ugly
one but the jugular vein was not severed
and from the Mary Fletcher hospital last
evening It was stated that he was rest
ing comfortably.
Prof H. L. White who finishes his
ninth year in the chemistry department
Of the University of Vermont medical
college at the close of the present term
has severed his connection with that In
stitution and will go to the North Da-
kota Agricultural College and School of
Pharmacy at Fargo the first of next
month. Professor White has been sec
rotary and treasurer of the medical col
lcce for the past TWO years and has also
been engaged as mcdico-legal chemist at
the state laboratory Cor the past two
years.
Sheriff James II. Allen went to WI
nooski Sunday afternoon and broke up
jamborce which was being held under
some trees In the hollow beyond the rail-
road bridge. Some Is or 80 men were
assembled there and had already cmptied
two kegs Of beer when tho sheriff ar
rived They scattered on his approach
but two unknowns, who were ble to
run were arrested for int oXica ton The
sheriff also seized third kcg of beer
, and brought it back to the Jail with the
two prisoners.
Ray Collins. the star pitcher Of the
local college team, left last evening for
Hoosick Falls, y. Y, where he will pitch
to-day He will then go to Bangor. Me-
where he will play during the summer
Burrington catcher on the Vermont
e team will Join the same team next week
to play 1t Is probable that several other
Vermont men will play In the Maine
i League this summer as it IS not organized
-. ball and therefore does not affect their
, standing as amateurs. "Bll' Higgins
z who has been attending the medical col
lege will leave to-day to join the Roches-
ter team ir the Eastern League.
I The funeral of Mrs. Allen C. Cookie
i o'clock from the residence of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Edwards. 81
orchard Terrace. The Rev. Edward
y Hungerford officiated and the bearers
u were +. s. Gardiner. G. +. Moody G
. s. Hicks, =. F. Garvey, DIR. II. b Small
and w. e. Gilbert The service was
largely attended and the floral trib-
u utes. including many set pieces and
| To-. f,tr a
were very beautiful. The hymn 'Leac
: Kindly Light was sung by Miss
4 Katherine Hagar. Burial was in Greer
I Mount cemetery.
= Miss Ada Jandro, dau~hter o, Mr.. ano
. Mrs. Jandro of l37 Intervale avenue ano
:, Henry T. Limoge of Elnwood avenue
were married Monday at st. Joseph!
Church by the Ri. Rev. jlgr. Cloarec
d They were attended by Mr. Jandro, faith
e or of the bride and by William G.. Ii
3. moge A brother of the groom. The bride
le was attired IN light blue silk, whit
lie hat and carried bride roses. Following
ID the wedding ceremony a reception wa
: held at the home of the brides parents
a when wedding breakfast was served
After a wedding trip in New York Stat
Mr. and Mrs. Limog will be at home a
1H Intervale avenue.
&c The Rev. G. c. Atkins of Detroit Mich
10 and Levi p. Smith of this city will sa
7 from Montreal June % on the STEAMSHIP
:. Empress of Ireland for Liverpool, Eng
land. Mr.. Atkins will attend the world
a, conference Of churches at Edinburgh
Scotland while Mr. Smith travels /
England Then they will go to HOLLAND
al Belgium and Paris. returning to the Uni
er ted States about the first of Septembel
ne While abroad they will meet r Rec
nd Powell of this city. who is now In Dres
at den, Germany and who will return wit
IN them Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Smith, VIII
IN have been abroad for several weeks ar
" expected home next Saturday
Professor A. d. Butterficld of the de
partment of engineering of ..e Universt
e. of Vermont has been elected assistar
y, professor of mathematics at the Worce.
cs ter Institute of Technology. of which II
~. stitution he Is a graduate. In addition
X | answering the call of his alma mate
al Professor Butterfcd will take up a thre
nd years course of study at Clark Tn
ais versity leading to the doctor OF scien,
degree. Professor Butterheld has bee
connected with the University Of Vernon
IT. for ten years, and has taken a prominei
~ part in city as well as collegiate matter
ne The university hopes at the close
ms three years to welcome back Profess,
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