Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-15
CITY NEWS

Roswell Il. Tarbox Of Essex.
w. II. Ttilenhcck. New Jersey state
secretary of the socialist party, spoke III
City Hall park Monday evening
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. C. \ Weston of Brookes ave-
nue..
Chief and Mrs. c. A. Niles are the
parents of a baby girl. Virginia Ruth.
born Sunday.
Ransom W. and Ahbie L. Adams have
transferred to Rufus T., and hllzapeth
M. Brown land and premises at "
Brookes avenue.
Thomas Marcott was before q. w. Dob
erville Yesterday and pleaded guilty 20
being intoxicated Vie will serve TO days
In jail.
The rol,co have been notified that tho
railroad station at North Wiiliston was
burglarized Tuesday evening, four mil
cages being taken.
Ernest A. Durgin and Miss Jennie +.
crawford. both of Saranac Lake. n. Y,
were married at St. Paurs Church sat
urdav by the Rev. Dr George Y
Bliss.
Charles Beaudry, arrested Sunday for
stealing apples from Harry Thomas's
ohard was before Justice q. w. Deb
erville Monday and pleaded guilty lie
was fined s. and costs.
N,ws has been received I'm this city "
Tie birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
J.. Williams of Scranton, Pa, Mr. Will
liams is the son of captain and Mrs, G.
d. Williams of South Union street.
Miss Naudc Ballard. formerly Of this
city. and Harry T.. Wood OF tic T.. V. NJ.
class of 1906 will he married at 81 Johns
Episcopal Church in Winthrop, Mass,
Thursday evening. July IS at $50
John y. Burke of this city a clerk.
filed n petition in bankruptcy Saturday
with clerk +. S. Plat of the L. s. dis
trict court in Rutland Liabilities 500
assets s33.
At meeting Of the Vermont Press
association held in this city Thursday
day afternoon. an invitation to visit,
later in the season. the fine summer
seat Of Thomas n. Vail at Lyndonviile
was accepted.
The banns of marriage Of John y.
IJrourio Arnold of this city We're pub
lished Sunday morning at St. Mary's
Cathedral The wedding will take place
some time next week.
Mr.. and < w. I.andon are IN the city
ms the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Jones of South Union street Their daugh-
ter Miss Marion I.andon was operated
on for appendicitis Mt the Mary Fletcher
hospital a few days ago
ON Saturday Henry Curtis and Edward
Wrinkle found the carcass of a doe on
the railroad track, the animal having
been killed by train. They rotified
Deputy Sheriff and Game Warden c. +.
Spaulding, who took charge OF the car
cass
Spiritual exercises for the clergy Of
the Roman Catholic diocese Of Vermont
will open Monday morning Mt ST Mich
aels college. The retreat will close Fri
day 1t is not yet known what Redemp-
ZIONIST father will he in charge Of the re-
treat.
Thomas Patterson, of Waterbury, w.
II Maxwell Of Charlestown. Mass. and
Leslie Cunningham We're arrnlEned be-
fore Justice C, W. Deherville Saturday
afternoon charged with intoxicauon' ha'h
pleaded guilty ana was i'heu - ana COSTS,
Zeb Francis pleaded guilty to breach of
the peace and was fined 81 and costs.
George G. Stiles has purchased the
stock and fixtures of the jewelry store
or church s+roo, conducted Of ,ato ~. r.
4 Bristol and formerly by A y, Bristol,
The store is perhaps better known MS the
old Adams store. Mr.. stiles will add new
STOCK ana fixtures ana VIII conduct trs'
class JeWolry business there.
Tho fureral of o1tss lillian Atwetor
who lied IN Drool,,vn Y V was hold
n, % o,c,oc,, ruoedov afternoon from,
the chanel in IoI,e View cernctcrv. tho
Rev. g. Y. Bliss officiating The bear
ers were Ambrose Drew r. a. Drew. j.
H. Ore" ana DR. j, H. ponds' ih'eriheh'
was li'aue III Lake view cemetery
James Lockwood sold his well known
trotter Miss Strike. Monday tn John
S. Pert of Potsdam. The horse will be
missed by those who witnessed the races
at the speedway last winter as sho
an" '"'n mason as Wen DIS Ho'iie o'hef
'as' 'oise''
J. H. Reed. who was arrested sometime
since charged with lettering about tn,
premises Of l.. c. Clark on South Pros
pect street. was before Justice G. w
Debervillc yesterday He was photo
graphed and measured and his identit,