Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-09
CITY NEWS

Thursday morning.
The Misses Julia and Helen Converse
Of Church street have returned from the
South, where they spent the winter.
operation. performed Monday at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
In probate court on Saturday the ad-
illustrators final account was filed In
The estate Of Captain George c. Burnell
Allie Brace was arrested on mittimus
Tor intoxication Thursday and will serve
"a days for an old offense.
In probate court yesterday an inventory
sf the estate of John Yandow, late Of
Essex. was filed.
George Dumas was arraigned In city
court Thursday charged with intoxica-
lion. He was fined s. and costs.
In probate court Thursday II. r. VOL
colt was appointed administrator in the
estate Of Michael Machri Of Winooski.
In probate court Friday in the estate
of John Ready. late Of Burlington. the
report of the commissioners was filed.
The case of Alfred Sanctuary, admin
'strator Of the estate of Euzeb Sanctuary
vs. j. w. Wilcox, an action Of trover in
roving 500, was entered Friday in
chittenden county court.
Hiram Pecu was arraigned In city court
en Saturday. charged with intoxication.
He was fined IS and costs Of S9.73. with an
alternate sentence of ten days In jail He
will serve.
Albert Choumeitte and Miss Blanche
Bssette, both of Malletts Bay avenue.
we're quietly married Monday morning
AZ st. Joseph's Church by the Rt Rev.
J. NJ. Cloarec.
Arthur Gerioux was found guilty In
city court Monday of breach Of the
peace and was fined 81 and costs Of s7.13.
Arthur slapped in the face fellow who
lad called his father names
The graduating exercises at Mt. st.
Mary's Academy will be held In the as
sembly hall on the afternoon of June q.
Class day exercises will also be held but
he date has not yet been decided upon
A hen turkey. belonging to Mrs. T. l..
Wheeler Of North avenue, has made n
line record this season IN Matching out a
family of eighteen. the complete number
Of eggs on which she has been so faith
FULLY sitting.
Edward Lynch was arraigned in city
court yesterday afternoon for fourth
offense Of intoxication. He pleaded not
guilty but was found guilty and Aned SIS
and costs of $11.33. He took an appeal
furnished ha In, he -
The marriage of Edward Gendron and
Miss Mary Barney was soemnized yester-
LAY morning al st. Joseph's Church. the
Ri. Rev. J. NJ. Cloarec officiating The
couple were attended by their fathers.
In the evening reception was held at the
aome of the bride on North avenue.
]. NJ. Stafford Of Pearl street Is enter.
tanning Mr.. and --rs. W. f. Steinhour of
Winfield. Kansas. Mr.. Steinhour and Mr..
Eafford were boyhood friends and both
enlisted for service in the Civil War
from this State. This is Mr.. Steinhour's
second VISIT to his native State in 40
years.
In city court Monday morning John
5onyea pleaded guilty to being drunk and
was fined s. and costs of sos. He ex-
poets to pay. Joseph Wilson also pleaded
guilty to the same offense and was
lined S and costs of &c. He will serve
the alternative sentence Of ten days In
Jail
Invitations have been Issued for the
marriage Of Henry c. Clement. Z. V. NJ,
'o4, of New York. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Clement of this city, and Miss Ada l..
rrl-
the home Of the bride in Rutherford, N.
j., on the 2Oth Of this month.
John Eldridge and Alexander Bissette
were In city court Monday for intoxica-
ton and each was fined s. and costs Of
1918 The men were on Battery street
Sunday morning and had dis
pute over some beer. Eldridge. who has
a wooden leg, belabored Bissette with a
cane till the latter cried for mercy.
Two civil cases were settled Friday
in city court. In the case Of r. w. Taft
VS.. Eli g. Lewis. an action to recover on
prOmissory note. verdict was given
for the plaintiff TO recover damages Of
1921. 7b and damages Of $1oS5. In the case
of H. c.. Humphrey vs. F.. E. Terrtll. a
verdict was given for the defendant to re-
cover damages Of 1855 and costs Of 6.5s.
The Seattle Post Intelligencer Of May "a
announces the election Of Prof. O. B.
Johnson as emeritus professor Of zoology
for the University OF Washington. Pro-
fessor Johnson was a Williston boy. born
Just south OF Essex Junction. He has many
acquaintance and relatives in this vicin-
ity. William r.. Charles F.. HoratiO B.
johnson and Mrs. A. Il Read are cousins.
At session of the court Of Inquiry,
held In the office OF the probate Judge
Thursday, Louis Perrin Of Underhill was
adjudged insane and ordered confined at
the expense Of the State in the state hos
pital for the insane at Waterbury. Pc
trim is violently insane and was first COM
mitted to the hospital two weeks ago by
the Governor.
Miss Jennie Milford. who won
European trip in Free Press voting
contest last year. took the cash equivalent
and will sail July for a two months
stay in Europe. going first to Naples,
thence through Italy, Switzerland, France
and Germany attending the Passion play
vt Oberammersau. and returning from
England to Montreal September S.
G. d. Eaton, It is said. brought the first
power printing press 10 this city long
before the hrst railroad was built In Yer
mont The press was OF the Hoe make
Ind was brought here to print 10000
cottage Bibles. A son. n X Eaton. who
resides In Mortified FAILS, says that the