Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
school and the authorities there notified
the local police.

school and the authorities there notified
the local police
William r. Boiselle died Thursday
morning at four O'Clock at his home, is
Murray street. after a weeks illness with
nervous prostration and complication
of diseases. He was IS years of age and
a native of this city. lie had been night
clerk at tho Star restaurant for a long
time, where he made many friends Vie Is
survived by father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs Anthony Boiselle, and by n sis
ter, Mrs. j. Vanderwatcr, all of This city.
The following judgments have been en-
tered by Justice A. V. Spadlng: Charles
Tanner vs. Joseph West, action Of as
sumpsit. jury trial. verdict for the plain-
tiff to recover 1921 and costs of s7G NJ.
J. Leven va. Della Payea, action Of tro-
yer. the plaintiff to recover damages of
t657 and costs of &3%3; NJ. Z. Rosenberg
vs. Joseph King Justice ejectment, the
plaintiff to recover damages Of 1896 and
costs of Sl.95.
Arthur Currier, who was arrested sat
urday afternoon charged with breaking
Into and robbing the store If julius Ro-
land at Lakeside. was given a hearing
In city court Monday afternoon and
upon pleading guilty was sentenced bv
Judge Mower to serve not less than two
and one-half or more than three years in
the states prison at Windsor Currier
gained entrance to the money desk by
boring a hole into the cash drawer and
otherwise mutlating the desk. The
amount stolen was sa.5o of which amount
$3.50 WAS recovered by the police.
Mrs. Henry Wells gave a pleasant re-
ception ucsday afternoon to about -
young ladies in honor of Miss Mary
Tanner. daughter of DR. and Mrs. j. d.
Tanner The house was lavishly decorate ed
with flowers and Miss Tanner who was q
charming debutante. carried a large
boquet Of lilies Of the valley and cantcr-
bury bells. Refreshments were served
the pourers being the Misses Mary
Wheeler and Mary Hckok. while Mrs
James ID. Tanner, Mrs NJ. F. r. Dodge
Mrs. H. Nelson Jackson and Miss t.ffie
+. Wells assisted in the dining room
Romeo's orchestra furnished music.
The suit of Joseph A. Shepard of COL
chester VS. Porter Screen Manufacturing
company was entered in Chittendon coun.
tv court Monday. the amount OF dam
ages claimed being $1,000. This Is 4
negligence suit the plaintiff claiming that
while running a machine known as
"shaper' for the screen company, hi.
hands were drawn into the knives and n,
received injuries that finally made hin
ri, VIII rla ,,1aipfiY sat
up that the company well knowing ht
was not accustomed to the bust
ness permitted him to run the machine
without proper safeguards from injury
Mrs. A. Il. Seaver died last evening Al
tho homo Of her daughter. Mrs. +. A
owen. with whom she had resided foi
many years Mrs. Seavcr suffered {
broken hip three years ago and never
recovered from the accident. She was s.
years old and the widow Of A. Il Sea
yer, a teacher in the Maiden lane school
whose death occurred nearly 30 year!
ago Beside her daughter, Mrs. Seaver i:
survived by one son, II. +. Seaver o
Providence r. |. The funeral will b.
held at her late home. 164 North Unior
street. Friday at an hour not fixed las
| evening.
! Sheriff James II. Allen and two mem
bers of the police department made
successful search Saturday night q
John Martins place at the mouth of tn
river. A bag containing % bottles of bee
| was found on cake or zee in wash
tub on the back piazza OF the hotel
Martin skipped out when he learned tn
outcome of the search. While the othe
searchcrs were making a further in
vestigati within the hotel. his son ap
| preached Officer Dennis Brodic, who wa
| in charge of the seized beer. and offere'
him bribc to turn the stuff over blu
Dennis could not be purchased.
| The marriage of Edward J. Seaman o
Fair Haven and Miss Marion Forbes O
| West Haven occurred Tuesday afternoo
at the residence of the brides brother
| DR.. George l. Forbes, the Rev +. i
Davidson officiating. Only the immed
ate relatives were present. The bird
wore white peau de Grape After shor
Honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Seaman wi
reside at 1872 Main street. Fair iiaver
| where they will be at home to thei
friends after August |. The bride is
graduate Of the L. V. NJ. class of $50
and was prominent member of h
Delta Delta Delta sorority. The grooi
is engaged in business In Fair Haven.
David F. McAuliffe, formerly Of Bul
lington, and Miss Eleanor OGorma
were married on June % at Haileybur,
Ont. The bride was given in marrias
by her brother. T. A. O'Gorman of Bake
CITY, Oregon. She was attired in tray
cling costume of biscuit colored taffet
cloth, with hat to match and carrie
white roses. The only ornament wor
was pearl necklace. Inc gift OF II
groom. The bridesmaid Miss Ma,
| Quinn of Ottawa, wore dainty gown
heliotrope wolfe. and carried houdu
| of white carnations Mr.. and Mrs. VI
Aul.fTe are now In this city, the CUES
OF Miss Anna f. McAulffe Of Loom
| street.
Mrs. Phlomene Croto OF 1872 Archiba
| street died suddenly last evening fro
organic heart disease. She was So yea
Of age Yesterday. Mrs. Croto had bee
working for the Burlington Paper Sto'
company for the past few days and Wit
she returned home last evening was We
tired She went out in the yard and $
, down and suddenly dropped dead. She
survived by a husband, Edward tro'
> the aged blind man who is famili
about the streets. and by three sons al
a daughter, Joseph and Louis OF Sh'
S burne Henry of this city and dauSh'
0 who resides in Montreal The funeT
y will be held on Friday morning from
y Josephs Church.
al Uhn arrest