Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-07
CITY NEWS

Alaska.
The report Of Miss Simpson. the visit
Ing nurse, shows 13S calls were made
curing tho month of June.
Professor s. f. Emerson left Friday
for Montreal and sailed for Europe satur-
fay.
Addison r. Buell. and Miss Margaret e.
Chestnut were married in Quebec Satur-
Gay.
IN probate court Friday settlement
and decree was made In the estate OF Will
liam Greene, late Of Richmond
Charles Fielding was arraigned in city
court Tuesday for breach of the peace
and was fined 81 and costs. which he
paid.
j. J. Desmolin, instructor in mathe.
MATES at the university. has resigned
and gone to London to engage In socio-
logical work.
The fishing at Lake Mansfield In Stove
Is said to be the best ever. During q days
IN June. 40 pounds OF trout, each averag-
Ing over one-quarter OF a pound, were
caught.
A. I. Hall. the chauffeur who was
Injured in the automobile accident on
South Union street has so far recovered
that he has been discharged from the hos
ptal.
Clarence Hicks expects TO move his
family to Hartford Conn. which is near
the center of the territory covered by
him for the Robinson Edwards Lumber
company.
With a maximum temperature OF S. de-
grees, yesterday was the warmest day
Of the year. The rays OF tho sun We're
made endurable however, by breeze
which prevailed all day.
Los Angeles, Cal, papers contain the
announcement Of the marriage Of Philip
c. wyman. son OF Capt and Mrs. j. d.
Wyman formerly OF Burlington, and
Miss Zelma Barney OF Los Angeles.
Prof George P. Burns. Phi D.. who
viii take the place Of Prof. L. R. Jones
In the chair Of botany at the University
Of Vermont. has arrived from Michigan
He will teach in the summer school.
Frank Metcalf and Thomas Pitts were
arraigned In city court on Saturday
charged with intoxication. and each was
fined IS and costs They will serve the a.
tentative sentence Of ten days in Jail
Prof W. H. Freedman, who has held
the chair OF electrical engineering for
some years at the University of YER
mont has severed his connection with the
university and will take a position at
Pratt Institute New York.
The condition Of Max kmetz., who
was thrown from a car on North avenue
Monday. is thought to be improving. al
though II cannot yet he told whether or
not he suffered any very serious in
iuries.
The wife OF John Marchese. the Italian
who found dead Friday night on
lower College street, came to the city
from Barre Saturday and had the remains
removed TO that place. where they were
Inferred Sunday.
Mrs Cornelia V. Russell returned yes
tcrday from Boston. where she attended
the wedding of Mabel Russell Hall.
formerly Of this city. and L. l.. Clark.
Miss Ruth Hall. her granddaughter, re-
turned with her for q visit
William Bishop was arraigned in city
court Friday, charged with adultery
and was found guilty and sentenced to
serve not less than one and not more than
one and half years in the State prison
at Windsor
President and Mrs NJ. H. Buckham o.
the University Of Vermont left Frda,
afternoon for Montreal whence they sal
ed Saturday for Europe They will return
before the opening Of the university II
September.
G. H. Wilder sailed from New York
Saturday on the steamer Arabic Of the
White Star line for Liverpool. going
thence to London. where he will study
piano with Tobias Matthay and voice with
William Shakespeare. returning to Bur.
lington September 1.
Soundings have been made by the stree
department on Park avenue between Pin,
street and the railroad ira ok for the laying
Of a sewer. The soil was found to be al
right with the exception of about $50 feet
which contained ledge rock to the depth
Of from one to Ave feet.
A party consisting Of E. d. Fuller OF
LOOMS street, W. p Kingsley o
New York. Fl. r. Pierce OF Bellows Fall.
and George Moriarty OF Worcester. Mass
will leave Montreal to-day on tn,
steamer Virginia for a three months triy
through Europe. visiting both the British
Isles and the continent.
"Al Haynes" the first string pitcher
for the varsity this year, will not be bacl
In the game for Vermont next sea son. a.
he has signed papers with the Pittsbur,
team Of the National League He will b,
loaned to Haverhil for the early part O.
the season but does not know how lonl
he will be with them
The water has been turned on at tn
watering trough on North avenue at tn
junction OF Malletts Bay avenue, and 1
much appreciated by horsemen as tn
nearest trough anywhere around Is a
The Battery, distance of nearly thre
miles. The watering trough is the GIT
Of the late Edward Hatch.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Whitne
and William L. NcCarty, both Of thi
city, quietly solemnized at New Cas-
tie. Pa, June 30. They were present e,
with two silver loving cups by tho KIM
& Lyon Stock company. Of which MI
McCarty Is musical director, and wer
rendered a reception at the homo OF MI
and Mira Graffus. friends Of the groom.
The annual regatta Of the Lake Cham
plain Yacht club will be held on August
when there will be races for all classe
Of motor and sail boats There will b
valuable first and second prizes for a