Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
ST. ALBANS.

John j. Barrett. who for some time has
been the popular day clerk at the Amer
lean House, has resigned to accent the
mere important position of manager of
The Sherwood House in Burlington, to
which place he will 20 shortly.
Miss Emma Contratto and Lewis EGO
o! st. Johns. que, were married here
Thursday. the ceremony being performed
10y Justice John Kearney. Miss Con-
tratto at one time kept fruit store on
Federal street. The newly welded couple
returned to st. Johns the same night.
Another business change occurred here
Friday when y. y. Perkins sold. the
balance of his jowclry stock and bust
ness to A. T.. Warren Mr.. Warren will
continue at the present stand on King
man street and will make repair work n
specially, gradually enarging his stock.
Il. b. Perkins left Saturday for Chi
cage, whore he will enter upon his duties
as travelling salesman for the Robin Hood
Ammunition company Of Swanton with
the state Of Illinois as his territory.
Bellevue Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. has elected the fol-
lowing officers Regent. Mrs Ernest II.
Lewis; vice-regcnt. Mrs. Winfield s.
Bailey; treasurer. Mrs Anna Cussons Of
Swanton; registrar. Mrs. Ralph *. Chase;
secretary, Mrs. Ashby S. Head; historian,
Mrs. Edward A. Chittendcn; chaplain.
Mrs. T.. McD. Locke
The stock and fixtures of tho fish mar
kct recently conducted by Byron 2.
Greene. Jr., on Main street were Fri
day sold at public auction to u. T. Greene,
to satisfy n mortgage Of $500 held By Mrs.
G. NJ. Pierce
The junior exhibition and prize soeak-
ing of the ST. Adams high school will
be held Tuesday evening, June Is. The
commencement exercises will be held on
Thursday evening, June H. The lower
schools. including the fifth grade. closed
Friday for the term.
quite Il haul Of liquors was made sun
day when officers raided the New
England boarding house. kept BY James
Peters, in the Barnes block on Lake
street. The boarding houge has attract cd
the attention of the officers by It's great
popularity and when several men, who
seemingly went in for a meal. came out
a little later in an Intoxicated condition,
it was believed to be time to ac.. Early
Sunday morning was chosen as the
psychological moment. Two fun cases
Of lager and several bottles containing
whiskcy were captured and with tho
proprietor. locked up In Jail for safe keep
ing.
NJ. Charhonneau died sunday at his
nome on South Elm street of general
debility and old age following a long
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