Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-28

The civil case of the G. S. Blodgett Co.
against George Sienna of Wiliston, an ac-
tion in assumpsit, was heard in city court
Tuesday. The defendant defaulted ana
judgment was rendered to the plaintiff, the
case being held open for the assessment
of damages.
The case Of John Collins against Harry
Thomas an action of assunlpsit. was
heard in City Court Mrrday afternoon.
Judgment was rendered for the PLAINTIFF
by default, for $3.50 damages ana costs of
500. Powell and Powell appeared for The
plaintiff
Enos Howard of Spruc" Court. who was
severely burned recently Is reported very
much improved. and Is low able to sit up
a short time each day 1t was at first
thought that he would lose the Use of one
hand at least but later developments in
dicate that both hands will 30 saved.
Rev. w. 5. Roberts closed his 10 years
paStoratc at tho BAPTIST church Sunday,
preaching farewell sermon IN the r.cn.
ing. reception was rendered Dr. and
Mrs Roberts 1T the church Tuesday even
ing They will spend the winter in Bos-
ton. leaving here about december 20
George Morrison of Buclls Gore was
brought to this city Saturday afternoon by
Constable Elliott of Starksborn, charged
with burning four barns. the property of
j 'l'T l"tldN '.l'. ltH NdlNcl FNi1flndtlpn
ana bail was fixed at $500, which was not
furnished.
The Chinese hearings. which were to
have been hmeli Thursday before Conn
missioner George T.. johnson, were con-
tnucd. The Cinnamon involved were Chin
Ton, the burlington laundry keeper, and
three others who We're arrested for SNUG
Rllng ana Tor being IN the Untcd states
unlaWfully.
The state cattle commission are contin-
uing the tests of cattle in Nilliston and
jericho having four Neterinaries testing
six herbs Tuesday night.Tu, sday they OF
domn d y out of herd of 10 cattle own
ed 10y Hosea Wright of jericho. In the
nerd OF {. NJ. Bliss only four young cat
tie were found diseased.
Tho local markets have n rood surplv of
the things which go to n AXE up Thanks
giving dinner. Turkeys are selling ut Is
ana 20 cts. per pound. ducks 10 cts. lows
Ii cents ana chickens from Ii to Is cents
Crahberrles are worth 12la cents per quart
sweet potatoes -FOUR Genus per louHu anu
celery seven cents per burc5.
\ surht charro went info erfac+ Mon.
dav in tho time table Of the Central YER
mont railway The train which has been
lta\ing TINS city at II p will hereafter
Ie"Nc at 1850 and the special train which
H"s been run In frcm Essex Junction TO
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MANY friends of Miss Frances bowman
who recently went TO No,risville TO accent
n position with the Warren I cather cum
rany. viii regret to learn that she fcu
CcWn stairs. breaking her right arm I'm
two places Mrs. bowman. ncr mother
will 20 to M,rrisville and Miss BoIvm an
VIII Come TO thls cily as soon as she Is
"tIe'
The New ENGLAND Short Story was the
sui Get at the meeting O. Unity Thursday
night Mrs sam Snathavk ROAD a nan.,.
navinu uarticular nttcntion to the writ
inrs of Mary T. wilkins and members Of
the club read selections from the writings
of Mrs. Wilkins and others There was
a piano solo bv Miss Roxy Brownell and
guitar SOLO by llawarth EATON.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Angelina Beaudoin
Of Shor,ham who died in this civ Mon.
Gay VS. hid Tuesday aftern0or nj >
o'cloc, AT / A Corbin,s rooms on C,hurch
street Rov Stonho, Durn Cncioted aud
the intorn,ont was made in Lake Wv
cemetery. tho hearers beinp relatives of
the deceased Mrs Beaudoin is survived
by q husband and ono daunhtor
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