Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-18
CITY NEWS

md fined s., with costs of $3.50.
The boys at Camp Iroquois, Malletts
Bay, will give their annual free minstrel
Show Saturday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Railroad ties have been distributed on
South Union street, preparatory to be-
ginning the work to-day Of laying new
rails.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Parker announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Blanche Agnes, to Henry Harrington, |
both Of Shelburne.
In probate court Friday in the estate
Of Lillian A. Atwater, late Of Burlington.
Anne q. Wetherby was appointed admin |
lstratrix.
p. II. Jones and j. II. Duncan, both OF
this city pleaded guilty in city court Fri
Say to charges of breach Of the peace. |
and each was fined 81 and costs. They
paid the money
Three priests from the Burlington do
reese took the examinations. which were
held at the Episcopal residence yester
bay, for the permanent rectorship OF the
st. Johnsbury parish.
G. w. Jimmo pleaded guilty to charge
# breach of the peace in city court Mon
Jay and was fined IS and costs of sa2S,
which lie paid. His offense consisted Of
3oisterous Language.
The sixth biennial State convention of
the Ancient Order Of Elbernans will
open In this city next Monday evening
1t is expected that large number of
delegates, representing both the divisions
md Ladies' Auxiliaries will be present.
Edward Richeleu and Miss Vedlyha NJ.
King, both of this city. We're quietly
married at seven o'clock Tuesday morn
ing at st. Josephs Church by the Rt Rev.
!. NJ. Cloarec. The witnesses were Charles
md Rosanna King.
The will Of Lucy E. Gray of Under
hill was proved In probate yesterday and
,. II. Robinson was appointed executor.
In the estate Of James Halloran of Col
chester, an appeal from the commission
Frs report was filed.
The suit Of F. f. Clark VS.. Charles A.
Yale, apt. appealed from city court was
entered In Chittenden county court yes
terday. 1t Ia a suit to recover for ply
fcan's services. The city court awarded
damages of $lf7.4l and costs Of S+S
Tho case of Joseph Bessette. charged
with stealing key and quantity Of
beer from Joseph ARel, came UP FRI
day in city court and was continued. The
rase Of Fred Benham, charged with nom
support. was also continued. the respond
ent being released on bail of 500.
The case of Max l.. Powell VS. y. b.
Blake and W. s. Newcomh, trustee. apt,
Ill action of debt. was entered Friday
IN Chittenden county court. The plain
tiff first sued In city court for Siie2"
when Judgment to collect damages and
costs amounting to s472% was given.
y A. Loomis has returned from Sara
soga. where he attended a meeting Of the
Delaware and Hudson officials. Arrange
nlents were made for the annual fall ex-
,ursion to New York from this city. which
will be given this year on Thursday, Sep
.enber 20
The several labor unions Of this city to
the number Of seven or eight. will par
tcpate in celebration OF Labor day.
September g. Committees have been APP
pointed to take the matter In charge and
arrangements have been partially made
Cor street parade. 1t is planned to have
literary exercises in addition to the par
ade. but there will be no field sports.
State Commissioner of Agriculture O.
l.. Martin was In this city Thursday and
with Professor Cummings Of the Cniver-
Eity of Vermont, took a trip to the south
for the purpose Of investigating crop con-
d!tions. He will spend about a month in
this work and AZ the end of that time viii
publish pamphlet. giving a report OF
+. C. Evans salesman for the I'm
derhay Oil Company of Boston, has
purchased a place on Isham street and
will make his home here. Later he
expects to have storehouse in this
city. so that he can ship his goods t.
customers throughout the State and
all orders in the city
Two Of the party of campers a
Camp Champlain. Councillor Miller AM
camper Thomas Edwards. caught tn
largest muskellunge heard OF In tina
vicinity Tuesday morning. The fish
which Is usually found in the Grea
Lakes. and the northern lakes and tn
st. Lawrence river. weighed 9ia pound
and measured 81 inches.
The Champlain Transportation compar
has sold about 100 tons Of scrap iro
to Junk firm in Albany, and the good
will be loaded on a barge and take
there some time this week The iron con
FISTS of the old boilers of the Chateauga
ind the Maquam, and some Of the dor
rs left after the fire at Shelburne Han
Dor
A special meeting Of the board of alder
men was held last evening when il wa
unanimously voted to instruct city Attol
ney Villas 10 serve citation upon partie
Interested in the land south of the foot
College street, for the purpose Of seque
terng il for a public wharf. Alderme
Mccartney, sullivan and Cowles were al
!cnt.
The street commissioner filed yeste
day at the city clerks office a repo
showing that the extension Of Hunge
ford terrace had been completed The
was only one man concerned In the lar
damages, and he has been paid by II
city. The extension Is now open Il
travel. 1t extends from Bradley place
College street.
A. c. Stoughton. game warden, -four
the carcass of a deer yesterday on II
AXE shore south Of Queen City Park. tt
carcass had evidently been washed
by the waves and was thought to
that of a fawn. The deer had been des