Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-30

inelVn5' mas oeen trOuDlsd much OF la tp
by thieves and placed Special Of1,cer
Monogue on watch with good effect. Two
small boys have also been fined for
stealing fruit there.
Ira Downing OF Shelburne appeared
before Acting CITY Judge Leary Mon.
day. charged with throwing a hard s,,b-
stance at car No. eO3. attached to a Rut.
land railroad train. The alleged offense
occurred during the carly part of SEN
tcnlber near Ferrisburgh and Downing
was arrested the same evening Downing
waived examination and was bound over
to county court in the sum of $1,000
Raymond Butler ard John Mccarthy
two hovs. were arraiRned before JUS
tice Debervllc Friday charged with
breach of the peace. Their offenses
consisted Of continually whipping
smaller hoy and after being given a
severe reprlinand they were released on
their own recognizarce. Tho boys were
told that IL they committed the offense
again they would he sent to the In
dustrial school nj Vcrgennes.
A fat lady Of quite evident Teutonic
extraction recently went into a Bur
lington drug store She gave a
sweeping look along the shelves as
brisk young clerk hurried up and
said: Il want some talcum powder"
The clerk wanted something more
definite and asked. What kind, mad
am Mennens?" Nav" she replied.
disgust eddy. 81 want vimmen'sw
Tho suit OF Mrs Julia Morgan VS.. Will
liam G. Ciadue was partially tried yestor-
day In city court. The plaintiff claims
that the defendant agreed to store
quantity Of the Gadue dustless -four slit
ers and that he allowed them to get
ratned on, causing them to rust and be
come useless. She asks for DANA ges Of
800 Mr.. Gadue Is the inventor OF the
sitter that bears his name.
The two years old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Sullivan Of 2S5 Park
street received a severe scaldng Sun
day. The child was playing on the
floor Of the kitchen and overturned a
pail OF scaldins water. The little one
was burned badly on the bnck and
arms. DR.. +. W Baylles was called
and relieved the pain as much as pos
sible. The ciiid was much improved
Yesterday
The friends OF Mr. and Mrs Oscar
r. sullivan Of Milwaukee, Wis will
be pleased To learn Of Mr.. Sullivan's
promotion TO field Of greater trust
and opportunity In being chosen nd
vertising manager Of Milwaukee,
largest paper Mr.. sullivan IS well
known in Burlington as representa-
tive of the Rexall Drug company. hav-
ing spent several summers here with
Mrs. sullivan
The date OF the Rev F.. G. Guthrie's in
stallation as pastor OF the First Church
has been fixed FOR Wednesday evening,
October g. at 80. Prof Williston Walker
professor OF ecclesiastical history IN Yale
University. will preach the sermon The
charge to the people win be given by the
Rev. Edward Halves. D. r.. former
pastor OF First Church and the Rev
Paul Moore Stranger. a former collea que
Of the pastor-elect will give the charge
to the minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. r T. Perkins returned
Friday from n carriage drive through
Vermont. In eight and half days they
Travelled 251 miles. going down the east
side by WAY OF Waterbury and Montpe-
Ter to Woodstock and returning through
Ludlow. Rutland. Hyde Manor and Mid
dlebury. The only accident occurred
while they were being shown
Hubbard Park in Montpelier. their
frends's horse tipping the party down a
bank. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins escaped
with bruises and were able to proceed tho
day.
A cable received from Bonsbay. India
announces the marriage at high noon
September "a OF Mrs. Katherine G. NJ
Emery, formerly of this city and daueh-
ter OF MY. and Mrs. Charles A. Murray.
10 Captain Wolseley de HaRa fIair
royal engineer. second son OF Colonel
William Spencer Hatg OF London. Eng
land. The American consul at Bombay
was present at the ceremony and Cap
tain Douglas Haig brother of tho groom,
was best man. Captain and Mrs. Haig
will make their home in India for the
present.
The Grand Isle bridge is now being
repaired and persons travelling by that
route must go through West Milton and
over FOX Hill. The bridge has been in
poor condition for n long time and some
of the planks were found so decayed
that pencil could be punched
through them. The Stevens Machine
company OF winooski has the contract
to strengthen the bridge with steel pird
ers. Automobilists should be careful IN
going down Fox Hill. which Is very
steep. Several accidents have already DC
CURED there.