Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-14

his ice-house at the Gill brook. which
Is hlled TO its utmost capacity. The ice
at this place Is of exceptional quality
and Is IL Inches thick. At tho river about
l,ioo tons have been cut The ice here
Is l6 inches thick. and Is OF good quail
ity. Mr.. Bailoy's icc-housc at the river
Is filled and he has leased the Chandler
and Blodgett ice-house.
Andrew Mcl3nany, of Troop L, Second
cavalry, was arrested Saturday night
about 1890 o'clock and placed in the
lookup, charged with attempting TO
force an entrance into the home OF e.
II. Stone or East Allen street. Three
pancs of glass ia a window had been
broken when the police were notified and
the arrest followed
In municipal court Monday morning
Andrew McEnany of *. troop. who was
| arrested Saturday night while attempting
to force an entrance into the home Of r.
II. stone on East Allen street, WAS ar
raigned before Judge Conlin lie was
charged with breach Of the peace, pleaded
guilty and was fined so and costs of ss.ii,
which he paid. William Niens. who was
arrested Sunday night charged with
breach OF the peace. was also sentenced
to serve three months In the county Jail
at burlington.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Barron have re-
moved to South burlington. where Mr.
Barron is employed on the Chittenden
farm.
Mrs. NJ. Nugent who recently fell and
| broke her right leg and was removed to
the Fanny Allen hospital, IL getting along
! nicely.
, Miss Nellie Nillemaire while on her way
to work Monday fell near the bridge on
Weaver street and broke her leg. She
slipped on the Icy pavement and was un-
able to rise, remaining there until
! DR. Shcchan was summoned and she was
assisted into his carriage and carried to
her homo on Weaver street. Last even
ing she was reported as resting comfort
! ably.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T.. Bellemare of Itclair
street parents Of a son. born Mon
day morning.
George Naee, lessee and manager OF
the New Nickel theatre. announces that
arrangements for increased accommoda
tons will soon be begun. The stage Will
he moved back several feet and the or
crostra pit will be moved forward, which
will make room for about 200 additional
seats.
Mrs. Michael NuEent OF lSS Malletti
Bay avenue died yesterday morning at
the Fanny Allen hospital at 40 o'clock.
Mrs. Nugent some time ago fell and broke
her right limb and was removed at that
time TO the hospital, where she recovered
Last week she fell again and broke the
same limb in the same place, and was
taken to the hospital, where she died of
acute nephrtis contracted after the sur
gical operation. She Is survived by her
husband, Michael NuSent, two daughters
the Misses Maud and Inez; and one son
sheridan, all of this place; five brothers
and six sisters residing in Montreal. She
was 10 years of age. The funeral service
will bc held this morning at $40 O'Clock
! at St Stephens Church. Immediately
following the service the remains will b.
taken TO Montreal on the 1910 train fol
burial, the family accompanying.
Mrs Della Lamare, wife OF Silas La
mare OF Malletts Bay avenue, died at the
Fanny Allen hospital Yesterday morning
at three o'clock of pneumonia. She was
30 years OF age and is survived by hel
. husband. Sllas Lamare and seven chill.
dren The family. formerly of Northfeld
, moved here last May. The funeral will
! he held at Sc Francis Xavier Church TO-
, morrow morning at eight o'clock, witt
burial In st. Francis cemetery.
, Howard Prentice and Charles Mace,
colored. pleaded guilty to a charge of peti
larceny In municipal court Yesterday anC
were each fined $40 and costs of s6,49
Prentice paid and Mace will serve the al
tentative sentence of 81 days In Jail. TIT
charge grew out Of the stealing of Ike!
of whskey from the cellar Of Il. |. Allen
= saloon sunday night The method of get
ting into the cellar must have been h,
pulling out the staple which fastened tn
, door. The story told by Prentice in Cour
hronght Mace Into the affnir