Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
CITY NEWS

UlIl NiVU
Tho divorce petition OF Rose Hammond
IS. John Hammond was heard in county
court late Friday afternoon.
7. T. Prownson has gone to Havana,
TUBA. where he will visit his son. Leon
lrd. formerly of this city.
Mrs. +, " Royce and family will
move in few days to Springfield,
Mass where MIR. Royce has n position.
The THANKSGIVING recess at the Uni
,ersity of Vermont began Tuesday and
will continue until Saturday.
Mrs y. y Jones and Miss Kate Nc
Cihhon left Tuesday for Chandler. Fla,
whore they will remain during the win
Ter.
The Misses Austin closed their homo
rr South Willard street Tuesday and
went to New York for the winter.
winter.
Mrs. w. G. Reynolds and daughter
let Tuesday for Boston where they
will spend two or three weeks AS the
Euosts OF friends
Michael Collins, formerly of this city,
~ho has been the guest Of his father for
The past few days. returned Tuesday
70 hts home in Phoenix. Arizona.
y w. Jones and \. Z Jones were
called on Saturday to Wilmington. y. Y,
by the serious Illness OF their sister. Mrs,
Amos Hardy
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells went Sun
day night to New York, and from there
will go in few days to Miami, Fla, TO
spend the winter.
Miss Margaret Hayes who is employed
by Y. f. Clarkson & Co. was taken Sc
riously III Saturday night and has gone
20 the Fanny Alien hospital
DR. and Mrs. II. l. Wilder and daugh-
ter. Gladys left Tuesday for New York
city from which place Mrs. Wilder and
Gladys sailed yesterday on the steamer
kroonland for Germany.
News has been received in the city Of
ihe critical condition Of Miss Lizzie
i.anrdon, formerly OF this city, who Is
III with pneumonia in Pasadena. Cal.
whore she went recently because Of her
health.
silss Clark OF Peru. y. Y, and Mrs.
Alice Isham Uoag of Plattsburgh were
married at the Methodist parsonage We'd
nesday NOV IS by the Rev. Or. q. W.
Brown.
Joseph Paine George Mcclellan and
Frank Poirier. all of whom received
ftate's prison sentences at tho recent
term OF Chittenden county court we're
Tuesday taken to Windsor by sheriff
James II. Allen.
Announcement Is mad" Of the engage
ment of Miss Dora Monty. formerly ~
This city. and George FlaEg OF Lawrence,
Mass The marriage will take place soon
In Lawrence.
Nora Viens was arraignod in city court
Thursday and pleaded not guilty to be
ing intoxicated. she was found guilty.
soweve.. and fined 81 and costs but APP
pcaled the case. furnishing bail.
The divorce petition of Clara Barron
Of Colchester VS. Edney Barron was en-
tered Tuesday IN Chttenden county
court The grounds alleged are infidel-
,ty. intolerable severity and desertion.
The Burlington Employment and
Real Estate agency has sold for III. T,
DeLisle and wife their farm IN Jer-
lcho, with stock and tools, 10 John
~. Derby and wife for consideration
nj $4,000. possession TO be given on
or before the first of January
Louis +. Peterson left yesterday for
Milton. where he WITH &C. as best man
At the wedding Of his brother, Damas
r Peterson, formerly OF this city, and
Miss Lillian Clinton Of Milton. The we'd
tins viii take place this morning.
Dr. c. X Johnson Friday trans
forred his property on Clarke stree
to w Il. McKillip. Tho doctor is Civ
ing up general practice owing to poo
health. and goes to Montpelier, wher'
he expects TO open an office for spe
rial work after an indefinite rest.
Tic death from old age Of Mrs JOSEPH
Iloof of Rlodgett street occurred Fri
day afternoon. She is survived by tw'
SONS and two daughters They are 10
seph Ploof, Louis Poof, Mrs. Fred Drou
lard and Mrs, 5. Brown, all Of this city
Jules Simays has returned from Mont
gomery Center, where he assisted in tn
installation OF court OF the Cathoi
order Of Forcsters. This court was tn
being 36 charter members.
There was n hearing before Judge q
NJ Powers of Morrisvile Thursday a
the county court house IN the matte
Of the divorce petition OF WalstOn vs.
Nalston. Both parties reside in Addiso
county. Thursdays hearing had 10 d
with tho question OF alimony. Decisio
as reserved
Tho following judgments for plaintiff
IN civil actions have been rendered b
justice a Y. Spaldng: Wifred Mar
telle vs.. William .. King. assumpsi
damages Of 1888 and costs Of s5.3i; "
NJ. Murphy Va. Andrew Lambert, speech
assumpsit, damages OF SOS and costs
s-s3
Charlie Sing who was fined 81 900
federal court IN Rutland last week upo
his plea of guilty to smuggling Chiname
into TITS country, was brought to tn
city Saturday by Deputy United State
Marshall Thomas Reeves and placed
Chttenden county Jail, Sing will RENAL
In jail while he completes arrangement
To procure the amount ~ his fine,
James Collins, charged with obtainir
groceries under false pretense from Il
store of NJ. D. Pereeman. was given
trial by Jury Saturday afternoon, Ju
tice G. W. Debervile presiding. tt
fury. which was composed of A.
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