Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-03

Duild9 up the whole system.
Chauncoy Parker of Richmond was i'm
city court Wednesday and pleaded guilty
| to a first offense Of intoxication, Receiving
fine of 81 ard costs of s7.4G Thomas
| Coffev habitual, pleaded guilty to another
offence and received 30 days in iou Tie
disclosed on a stranger named Burke.
Nora Nicns withdrew her appeal in the
case agains, her for intoxication and VIII
serve her 10 days IN Jail.
Mr.. ana Mrs George Ncser o. Shell
burne ROAD celebrated the 18Th auniver-
sary Of their marriage SATURDAY. A
dance was held in Goethe hail on Cis),e-
ley street and about 100 friends ana rela-
tives attended. At the close OF the
dance. refreshments were served and
Mr.. and Mrs Nescr were presented with
many gifts. Among these were "a silver
collars, presented by Goethe Lodge. H.
O. H., of which order M. and Mrs
Neser are members.
James Ryan was arrested Tuesday
charged with a second offense OF intoxi-
cation. Being arraigned before Justice
but upon hearing was convicted, his case
being continued for sentence, Upon
Ryans previous conviction, he was
placed in the hands of the probation Of
ticer 1t is now probable that he will
have 10 serve for that offense.
AS United States commissioner for
the district Of Vermont for term OF
four years to succeed Henry r. Shaw
Judge James l.. Martin Tuesday APP
pointed Martin 5. Villas who took the
necessary oath and Will begin his duties
at once. Tho other four commissioners
for this district are John Young Of New
port, Harry Blodgett OF ST. Johnshury
]. \. Merrill Of Rutland and Warren r.
Austin of ST Adams
Tn. annual Christmas supper and
sale was given last evening In the
parlors of the College Street Church
by the ladies' of the congregation and
proved a great success az heretofore.
There was varied assortment u
candies and paper fiowes on sale as
well as aprons and other useful house
hold articles. A chicken pie supper
was served from six untn eight
o'clock.
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again In commission
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cold wave r.ncbod pr,liro,ou In ,i,a
evening. however scco,,naniea ny
change of wind from the sortbwes, .,
west A high wind prevailed all Nonaav
night and TUESDAY. but tho veloc,tv
here was greatly exceeded g., Ruralo y
bou- y.as ..nor,o, GU
James Ryan, who was convicted OF
second offence OF intoxicat!on Tues
day was In city court yesterday.
mere was an o!d case hanging over
MIN for furnishing liquor but he was
placed In the hands OF the probation
omcer, pending his good behavior and
total abstinence from intoxicating
drink. The old case was yesterday
brought forward and Ryan was SEN
fenced TO rho House of Correction At
Rutland TO serve not less than two
ne death or MIS-, John j. McGrath
occurred uesoiS morning at her
nome az 2o' PARK street after an III
hehs OF TWO weeks with pneumonia.
Mrs McGrath was born in ST. Rcmi,
T. -, came 70 burlington about so
years ago ana has SINCE been resi-
dent here. She Is survived by hus-
band and two daughters, Mrs Lester
Chase and Mrs James Delaney. both
Of this city The funeral will take
place from St Mary's Cathedral This
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