Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-05

TRANSPORTATION company carry only one
party this week, that of the members of
the Fish and Game League on Friday to
Isle La Motto and return.
The entries for the coming dog exhibit
closed Tuesday, about So entries having
been made of dogs in this city. The rink
has been wired for electric lights and the
benches have been placed in readiness for
the exhibit.
An additional room has been rented by
tho school commissioners for part of the
primary grade of the Adams school. The
Howard hose house, which Is to be used
by the pupils of the Adams school, Is be-
ing repaired
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed Thursday by Timothy NJ. Blake, a
teamster of East Montpelier Mr.. Blake's
petition shows liabilities of $3.50. of which
S2l2 is secured, and assets of 1851 -, of
which 1906 is exempt.
Chief of Police Brownoll returned Tues
day morning from Bennington, bring
ing William Prentiss, who is charged with
stealing whip and three strings of bells
from John Black last February. The stuff
is valued at SIS.
Miss A. H. MacMahon has sold the mil
lincry business which she has conducted
at 81 Church street to Mrs. S. e. Brow
nell and Mrs. w. |. Winter, Possession
has been given and 1.-THE store will be con-
Quoted 10y these S>~des In future.
Mayor u. G. lIawlcy and Alderman C.
W. Browncll, who own the shaw block on
Main street. have leased the store next to
a. J. Taylor's and an extension in the rear
of it to tho Burlington Daily News. The
| News plant is expected to be moved TO the
new location on October FIRST.
CONGRESSMAN ID. j. Foster has received
! from Col. Charles Dick, chairman of the
Ohio State Republican committee, an urg-
ent request that he participate In the state
campaign in that State. Mr.. Foster will
| leave this city Sept 9th for Ohio and re-
main there until election day, Nov. 9th.
| William Whteside Of Sholburne was
! thrown from his wagon while driving near
that village Tuesday striking his head
on rock and nearly severing the left ear
! and cutting the scale badly. Drs. Beecher
| and Fcasc were called and dressed the
wounds.
! Friday night a special train brought a
small excursion party from Bethel and sta
lions this side arriving in the city about
one hour late at o'clock. The steamer
Reindeer carried the excursionists for a
two hours ride toward the south, after
which they returned home.
The body Of Sidney jerks, who died In
. 81 raul, Nilnll., at tie uSP VI 10 years,
was brought &c this city Thursday after
noon. Mr. jerks was formerly a resident
| of this city The burial was made in
Green Mount cemetery, the service Of COM
INITIAL being conducted by Prof. II. a. p.
Torrey.
The steamer Reindeer arril ed at the dock
Friday morning at II 80 O'Clock bringing
about 125 eXCursioniSts from Plattsburgh.
Nearly all landed here and those who re-
.t.k.
from this city were taken to Ausahle Chasm
returning at about 4 o'clock The boat
then left for Plattshurgh
! Henry d Kelley was before Justice Deb
ervlle Friday afternoon to answer to
the search made by Sheriff Reeves at his
Hinesburgh Pond cottage several days ago,
when a case of beer was secured. The beer
was ordered destroyed and Kelley taxed
the costs OF seizure. For HAVING on hand
for sale Kelley was fined $40 with costs.
Alfred Hickey was in City Court Mon
day in response to the seizure made At his
Place Saturday night by Sheriff Reeves.
The liquor was Confiscated and he was or
dered to pay sl5.0l, the costs of the SeiZ-
uro For having on hand he pleaded guilty
and was fined so and costs of 1880. the ol-
ternate sentence being lE days In the
house of correction.
Sheriff Reeves searched the house Of Al
fred Hickey at No. 30 South Battery street
SATURDAY. and found six cases of lager
beer. He also searched a harm on the
corner of North avenue and North street
but found nothing. The barn is occupied
by a man named Butler and ii Is allegt d
that beer is sold there Saturday nights
and Sundays.
The steamer Reindeer ran the last *.
cursion for the season Saturday evening
the party coming from stations between
Williamstown and Williston The cXcur-
sionists arrived about about $40 and after
a two hours ride past PlattsburKh and
the north islands returned to this city and
derarted for home. The Reindeer will
mako n few extra trims this month,
inspector u, L. wins went YESTERDAY
morning 10 ESSEX Juhcuon ana secured
more important evidence IN the cases
flee robbers He found place where they
ate supper the night of the robbery In
Essex junction. He now has sufficient
evidence to convict the men for long sem
fences. The chase has been a hard one and
Inspector Willis Is to be congratulated up
on his success
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was made in the family lot In Mount Cal
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