Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-31
IN POLICE CIRCLES.
IT. G. Woodwork of Undcrhill Charged
with Burglnry-Other Matters.

The cider which was seized at John
Halos recently was Thursday adjudged for
feited.
Hubert Paro was assessed S. and costs for
int oxcation.
Michael Murphy whose premises were
searched Tuesday by Sheriff Reeves, was
arraigned in City Court Friday on
charge of having liquor on hand with intent
to sell. He pleaded guilty to a second
oiiense and was sentenced to serve one month
in the House of Correction and to pay fine
of $50 with costs of S22. 81. He appealed
and bail was furnished in tho sum If 5000.
John Clure pleaded guilty to l. rIarge of
having liquor on hand with intent to sell
and was fined $40 with costs of S22 81.
| This case was based on a search of Louis
Limoges premises by Sheriff Reeves Tues
day.
In the City Court Saturday II. c. Wood
worth of Underhll, who was arrested Fri
day by Deputy Sheriff Fuller of Underhill,
| was arraigned on charge of entering f.
w. Henry q Co. 5 store at Undcrhill Centre
| Friday morning. He waived examination
and was held in $500 bail for trial by
County Court
| The civil case of Moses MAYNARD against
| c. O. Warren of South Burlington and r.
| +. Brown and Charles Bean, as trustees
came up in City Court Friday. 1t was an
action to recover damages for alleged fraud
! committed by tho defendant in watering
milk which he furnished the plaintiff
| Lawyer r. f. Brown asked the court to dis
miss the suit and give the defendant his
costs, on the ground that an action founded
on tort could not be commenced by a trustee
process and Judge Russell sustained his
motion. c. j. Ferguson appeared for Mr..
| Maynard
Chief Dumas lodged Mrs. Lucy Phillips
and her two SONS, Ed and George, in Jail
Saturday evening on tho charge of intoxi-
cation. He had quite u time arresting
them He was alone and they tried to evade
him. hut no made out to get hold Of the two
sons and with the mother in front he
marched the trio into Sheriff Reeves custo-
dy. He also arrested Frank Labounty, bus
driver for the Van Ness, on the charge of
stealing a silver watch of W. NJ Casey,
who is employed at the feed stable of d. c.
| Barber, the Van Ness bus horses being kept
in the same stable.
Mrs. Lucy Phillips and two sons, who
were arrested Saturday evening for intoxi-
cation, appeared before Judge Russell Mon
day The woman was fined 30 and costs
Edward was sentenced to serve two months
in the House of Correction and fined 500
'
drunk and the case against him was held
open.
George Butterfield was fined 800 with
costs of @22.02 for keeping liquor on hand
with intent to sell He appealed and bail
was fixed at 5000. The case was based on
a recent seizure at the City Hotel
Nelson Charbeneau was fined IS and costs
of $10.01 for intoxication.
The balance of the day was occupied with
n partial hearing in the case against Frank
Labounty.
Joseph Fleury was arrested by Chief
Dumas Monday. He is charged with
being bigamist. Fleury has been living
with a woman named Phlamen Tebo on
Champlain street, who, it is alleged, gave
birth Sunday to child, which died under
suspicious circumstances Both Fleury and
Mrs. Tebo are married and their consorts
are living. Mrs. Tebo is sick in bed When
she RECEIVERS she will probably be arrested
on the same charge.
DR.. Watkins, city physician, held a post
norton on the body Of the babe born to
Mrs. Philamon Tebo while she was living
with Joseph Fleury, who was arrested Mon
day. No evidences of violence were found
This being so, the woman and Fleury will
be charged with bigamy only unless new
evidence indicating that the child was killed
is discovered.
Being informed Tuesday afternoon by
little boy that he saw the body of an infant
girl in the north swamp Chief Dumas &C
compauied the boy to the swamp and
brought the body to police headquarters,
where DR.. Watkins made an examination.
DR.. Watkins said that the child died within
10 minutes after it was born. There was a
scar on the infants forehead, but that
might have been caused by its being dropped
on to the ground. No clue to the child 5
mother has as yet been obtained.
Four tramps were lodged in Jail Tuesday
by Chief Dumas.
Sheriff Reeves searched the premises of
Moses Lavally on Archibald street Tues
day afternoon securing quantity Of
whiskey.
Edward Phillips was taken to the House
of Correction Tuesday to serve his two
months sentence. Officer Mckenzie escort
ed him.
In the City Court Tuesday Edward Viii
lard was fined s. and costs for intoxication.
He appealed.