Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
CITY NEWS

| MIS- Franc ID. Spaulding of 9S College
street Saturday evening
Tho Unitarian Church is making prep.
aratlons for giving about $50 poor children
IN the city Il dinner on Thanksgiving
day
John Mcmahon OF Mddlebury was ar
| rH'sned in city court Tuesday morning
| charged with intoxication, and was fined
70 and costs for first offense
DIT. y. y. Adams, inspector for the State
board OF health, has resigned his resiy.
nation to take effect November J. Tn,
vacancy has not yet been filled.
An action OF assumpsit involving 5000
was entered Tuesday in Chittenden
| county court by tho Old Bee Hive against
Martin j. Daley, representing NJ. ]. Daley
4 60. of 10 Church street
The carcass of a buck deer was found
recently In Williston, and Came Warden
j. Edward Reeves was notified The body
which was discovered about two miles
from Williston village. had been cut up
and the headquarters removed.
G. II. Miller of Saratoga Springs ~ ! .
/ has been added to the clerical staff OF the
Hotel Vermont and will serve as night
| clerk to succeed Willard kellogg. who H. :
been promoted to be assistant day clerl;
to serve with walter latham
A recent Minneapolis paper announces
| the engagement of william !. Russell,
formerly of this city, and Hazel Alness
of St Paul MINI. Mr.. Russell Is b. grad
uate Of the L. V. NJ, class of 1905, and
is the son OF the late julius ". Russell.
Arthur Hayes who was arrested a few
days before for intoXication. was Ar
raigned in city court Thursday morning
and pleaded guilty. He was fined s. and
costs amounting to $50, but he will take
the alternate 10 days in Jail
4 gang OF workmen are now employed
! in making improvements on the Cham
plain Transportation company's wharf.
The Interior of the waiting room and
freight offices will be altered. and run
ming water will be installed in tne new
toilet rooms
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Moore arrived In
the city Sunday and Will make their
home for the present on Grant street.
The couple were married SATURDAY in
+ r..
Moore is a resident of this place and Is
t III" employ Of j. e eastman
News has been received In the city of
az, death Of Miss Madeline Connolly at
uc: lone In Hartford. conn Miss Con-
molly VIII be remembered as the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary Quinn Connolly, who
lived on North Champlain street In this
city. and who was we'll known here.
Miss Anna Siltz OF this city and Edgar
Redmond of BEDFORD. n v. We're mar
iici Monday morning at seven O'Clock
at 81. Joscph's Church by the Rev. ].
NJ. Cloarec. They We're attended 10y the
brides sister and brother
While visiting at the home of MIR and
Mrs. Truman Webster in Shelburne Tues
day. Mrs George Rushow of this city
fell the entire length of the cellar stairs,
having mistaken the door cor that into
another room. She was brought to her
home in this city with badly sprained
ankle.
William or Saucer" Butler appeared
before Judge &. : Palmer Monday and
although he has before been in Jail for
intoxlcation he escaped with a fine Of sl5
was never in city cour. before because
on tho former occasion he was fined by
a Justice.
The Young Mems club Of St Paul's
Church has been presented with IA bill
Hard table BY Mrs. l.. c. Clarke. The
table has Just been set up in the large
hall of the parish house. and is for the
exclusive use of the club. Wednesday,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings
the hall will he given over TO the use Of
The home OF Mrs {. n Darling on
South Union street was the scene OF u
pleasant affair Monday afternoon. when
reception was given by Mrs. Darling
i'm honor of her mother Mrs l.. j. Nor
ton of Bennington. Mrs. Norton and Mrs.
Daring received and the tables were pre-
sided over by Mrs. +. Il Parker and Mrs
S. p. Jocelyn.
The MANAGEMENT Of the Van Ness
house is enlarging the sunset parlor on
the roof so that 1t Will extend over the
entire ST, Paul street wing The enlarg-
ed facilities will permit the giving of
balls and large entertainments on the
roof next summer. The addition of a story
will cut off the view of some Of the
rooms in the Hotel Vermont
Eugene Rissett a l3 Vear-old boy. was
| yentcnccd Monday morning to spend the
remainder of his minority in tho Indus
trial school at Norgenncs on account of
hahitual truancy. The hoy was in court
with some older boys LAST spring and
was allowed another trial because Of his
youth School hns however, since that
time. been a stranger to him.
The civil suit of G. S, Howe vs. Mrs. 9.
L. Willoughby OF Newport for "a bin OF
$50, was scncC ued to he tried IN city court
Thursday. A number of lawyers includ-
| ing Max l.. Powell and T. T.. Miles of
Newport, were present but Tive case was
settled The suit had reached such a
atage. however, that the costs amounted
10 a considerable sum.
| Ernest Palmer came IN before Justice
r. ". Taft Thursday and pleaded guilty
! 20 - charge of intoxication Palmer's
home is in Fairfax and no had gone az
far as Essex Junction with his jag before
he was gobbcd UP. lie was fined s, and
| costs of $50, hut as he had only two dol
lars he didn't care what the costs were
as he took the 10 days in tail
Burlingtons entire fire department was
called out shortly after SIX o'clock sat
urday evening by an alarm from box
SO in Cranes lumber yard The fire was
| I'm shack. which covers n hosting en-,
| CINE owned by the Central Vermont
Railway company. and only slight dam