Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18

AZ the meeting. The line of march will
be from the head Of Kingman street,
down Maine to Fairfield. up Fairfield
to High over High to Bank, UP Bank
to Smith. over Smith to Congress,
down Congress to Maine. down Maine
to Kingman. down Kinsman to Fed
eral, over Federal to Lake. UP Lake
to the American House. when II
will disband.
In city court Saturday afternoon be-
fore Judge N. N. Post, Minnie Henry
Henry Marsh and Clarence Billado
were arraigned on the charge OF in
toxication and breach Of peace at the
homo Of Louis Gardner. Just beyond the
Missisauoi railway tracks on North
Main street. At the time of the arrest
they were in front Of the car barn ard
was nothing to condemn and the
prisoners were discharged after the
hearing. Grand Juror A. H. George
appeared for the state and Stephen s.
Gushing for the defense.
The body Of Royal Renerson, who
died in q sanatorium in Buffalo, NJ T..
Friday, was brought to this city Saturday
evening on the e:15 o'clock train and the
inte1nent took place Immediately after
In the South Main street Gem tery. a
short prayer service being held by tho
Rev. W. Parkyn Jackson, pastor Of the
| Congregational Church. The bearers
were George C. Story, c. p. Hasan. G..
Marsh Pierce and r. A. Warner.
News has been received in the city
OF the death of Royal Kenerson, which
occurred yesterday in n sanatorium in
Buffalo. N. Y. Mr.. Kencrson was II
years old and was for many years a
resident of this city. being one OF the
largest produce and butter buyers in
this vicinity. His wife was daugh-
ter OF the late Benjamin F. Rugg. He
Is survived by sister, Mrs. Eleanor
secured Friday in a sanitorium in
. y Walker of this city. The body was
tg-~t~.ht here Saturday and interment
. a.'a. made in the South Main street ceme-
ei: A'here short prayer was conducted
-! - 'iK Rev. W. Parkyn jackson.
, re seath of James NJ. Hogabcom oc-
>sirrsSS donday morning at his home on
-ss .<e~ton road, after a long illness. Mr..
| Hogaboom was member OF Co. X, 18th
VI. Vols, and served with credit through
| out the war. Besides his wife he Is sur
vived by seven children. Mrs. Charles
Powers and Arthur. Howes. John and
Harry Hosaboom OF this city, James
| Tosaboom of Bellows Falls and Seth
| Hogaboom of Claremont, N. H. The flu
neral will be be held at the house this
afternoon at one o'clock and the in
terment will be In HighEate.
The members OF Bellevue Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
will be entertained this afternoon
by Mrs. Alfred A. Hail. and Mrs. NJ G.
Bradford At the home OF Mrs Hall on
| South Main street
| The Woman. Auxiliary of ST. Luke s
Church will hold n meeting this
| Fairfield street.
| The first band concert Of the season
will be given on the park this even
| ing by tho St. Adams Brigade band.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
| Miss Ruth Marvin and Human d. Smith,
which will take place at ST. Luke's
The death Of Thomas II. Simpson oc-
Cured very suddenly early Tuesday
| morning at the home of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. James w Simpson of Fair
field street, OF blood poisoning after brief
Illness. Mr.. Simpson was apparently in
he was una BILE to work on account of an
eruption something like a carbuncle on
his neck. 1t seems that he opened this
and tried to reduce the swelling, but
blood poisoning set in and developed rapid
~ resulting in death within few hours
Mr.. Simpson was born In Greenock
Scotland. "a years ago and had resided
here for the past Is years. He was well
Al nd a,,1
Of Franklin Lodge. r & A. NJ, and ST.
Adams Lodge. and Canton Franklin, T..
| o. o. F. The funeral will be held at the
house this afternoon at two o'clock
A young swanton girl. who had tired
OF home life and Its environment, packed
her few treasures in a hat box and ran
away from home early Tuesday morn
Ing. She had but few hours Of liberty.
however. for her father came here and
| notified the officers. She was picked up
by Chief Mahoney before noon and re-
! turned to her parents The girl was
Viola Coans, and although only 10 years
old she was tall and large, Weighing 1876
pounds.
Michael English was Yesterday convicted
Of second offense of intoxication and
was fined Bio and costs or 30 days
| The funeral OF tho infant daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. John Brousseau. who died
| Saturday evening and was held Tuesday
morning at the Church of Our Lady of
the Lake, the Rev. Robert Dewey of1iciat-
Ing.
Tho Harlow Button place on High
street has been sold to Frank I. Marvin,
who will take possession at once. The
consideration was a nominal one
The regular monthly meeting OF Lafay-
| cite Commandery, No. 3. X. T., will be
held this evening when the newly elected
officers will be installed
The Sunday school workers of the city
will hold meeting with Mrs. Fred B.
Stevens of Stowell street Friday evening,
| when Mrs. F. f. Perry of Brattleboro,
Miss Ellen Wagner OF Sheldon and Mrs.
| W. r. Halgh OF Brattleboro will make
| addresses
Mrs. Philander A. Wheeler of Oshkosh,
Wis. is spending a few weeks here with
friends.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. Halsted watkins
| have returned from n visit In New York.
Mrs Harry Holmes has returned from
Biddeford, Me. where she has been visit
Ing relatives
Mrs Charles II. Atwood has returned
| from somerville, Mass. and is the guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Hale.
The Missisquoi Valley branch Of the
Central Vermont Is soon to have
radical and much improved passenger
train service. by the establishment Of
three regular passenger trains to
make round trips doing away entirely