Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23
CITY NEWS

late Of Burlington.
William Collins was arragned in city
court Tuesday for breach of the peace
and pleaded guilty. He was fined Sc and
costs. amounting to 1913. The case grew
out Of fight.
Miss Sophia Brown of IA walnut street
and Harry Eisenberg will be married in
this city on the third of July. Mr.. Essen
berg Is Of Boston and Miss Brown has re-
Gently returned from that place.
Word has been received in this city that
treal are the parents Of boy. born
Thursday last Mrs. Trud'homme was
Miss A. Gertrude Hurtubise Of this city.
The marriage Of Mrs Mabe Russell
Hail. formerly OF this city, to l.. L. Flood
Of Boston, took place at the home of the
bride on westland avenue, Boston, yes
terday
Mrs. Rose A. Iawler is the correct
name of the secretary of the Graduate
Nurses association of the Fanny Allen
hospital. meeting of which was reported
last week.
Miss Carrie johnson OF Wolcott and
Sherman McNoult OF Hyde Park were
married Saturday at Hyde Park by the
Rev. o, NJ. Boutwell,. pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episc opal Church OF that place.
Joseph Miller Of williston was arraigned
before Justice Stearns Monday and was
found guilty Of a first offense Of intoxica-
ton. He was fined IS and costs of se6e
which he paid.
Harold H. Stanley is engaged In the
real estate business In Prince Rupert, r.
C.. which will be the terminus OF the
Grand Trunk Pacific railway He is en-
thuslastic about the future OF Prince
Rupert.
The divorce case Of Florence b. Hull VS.
Herbert F. Hull was entered yesterday In
Chittenden county court The petitioner
resides in this city and the petitionee in
Hartford, Conn. They were married on
May g. 1903, and desertion is claimed
Patrick browns was arraigned In city
rourt Thursday, charged with lettering
about the Rutland railroad yards. and
pleaded guilty He was sentenced to serve
- days In Jail, which means that he will
be transferred to Rutland.
George Cross pleaded guilty In city
rourt Thursday to a first offense Of In
toxicaton and was fined IS and costs. He
Till serve tho alternative sentence OF ten
days in Jail. Napoleon Deyette also
pleaded guilty 70 first offense and was
med 81 and costs. which he paid.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Hindes Of South
Union street eft Monday for a two
months trip through Europe. They will
cave New York on the Mauretania and
Will spend most Of the time In Switzer-
land and Germany, witnessing the Pas
sion Play at Oberammergau.
The Rev. f. Edmund Marian has been
appointed chaplain of the Fanny Allen
hospital for the present. He was ordained
In Montreal a short time ago. The Rev
]. ]. u'Brien, who was ordained a few
days ago in Quebec. is now a ST. Mary's
Cathedral awaiting an assignment.
John smith, Rock Jacobs and Joseph
Miller, the latter being of Williston, were
arrested Sunday, charged with intoxica-
ton. On Saturday Louis l.aduke was ar
rested on a mittinus for an old offense
of intoxication and will serve % days in
3ail. Joseph Alexander Of Wnooski was
also arrested for breach Of the peace
Col. II. W. Allen, his son, E L.
Allen. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoyt
,xpect to sail from New York for
Glasgow on July .. They will tour
scotland and ENGLAND and the con-
.inent of Europe and witness the Pas
ZION play at Oberammergau before re-
turning.
William McKenna. better known as
"Jigga." was arragned in city court on
saturday for third offense OF intoxication
and was sentenced TO serve 30 days In
Jail The last offense, however. was not
recent enough to require his disclosure
Charles McCaffrey was found guilty OF a
first offense and was fined IS and costs
which he paid.
Misses Mablc and Mathilde Foster will
sail on Saturday for tour Of Europe
They take the Red Star liner Kroon-
land for Antwerp and will travel extern
sively before going 10 Switzerland, where
they will spend the midsummer. They
expect to attend the Passion Play" a,
Oberammergau and return home in the
early fall.
Negotiations are under way for the pur-
chase of the Newcomb property on Shell
burne Point, owned by Dr. w. g. Webb
by Clarence Morgan of this city for q
summer home. Tho property Is situat cd
on one OF the prettiest parts OF the lake
near Blairs Point in Sheburne bay. T,
IS not part of Shelburne far but Is
adjacent TO the property OF the Champlair
Transportation company.
Orlando l.. Martin Of Plainhed, State
commissioner of agriculture, was In this
city Thursday. While hero he paid @
visit to Professor Hills of the University
of Vermont experiment station and dis
cussed with him mea sures to prevent the
Introduction of the brown tail and gypsy
moths into this State They have already
appeared IN adjoining States The work OF
fighting the San Jose scale in the south
ern part OF this State is still going on.
In probate court Friday in the co
tate OF Lewis n, Talcott. late Of Willis
ton, Frank ralcott was appointed ad,
ministrator, and w. NJ. Barber and II. s
Johnson appraisers and commissioners
In the estate of Jerry w. Flynn, late OF
Milton, license was granted the exec,i-
trix to sell real estate. In the estate OF
Joseph Leclair. of Colchester, a license
was granted the guardian to sell rea
Estate.
The collections for the customs district
of Vermont for May were given out Fri.
day by G. II. Darling, collector. The
collections amounted to $J293S.54, COM
pared with s3l 1861 for the corresponding
month of the previous year. The domestic