Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-10

ucnt IN the railroad vHTuS VI ISSseX juno
ton several months ago by misplacing n
switch. Stay Will be tried in County
Court.
Tho burlington teachers have decided to
give reception to the visiting teachers
who attend the state Teachers associa-
ton meeting in this city. The reception
will be held at the Edmunds High school
at the close of the addresses on Thurs
day evening the 2ith.
The examinations for law students will
be held at Montpelier october %, % and
q. NJ. S. Villas, G. J. Russell and G. u.
Grafton of this city will go before tho
board. S. r. Mouton Of Randolph is now
in burlington studying and will be with
the candidates from here.
While playing foot ball at Vermont
Academy Thursday Vernon Crane of this
city was seriously injured. He had the
two bones in the back of his left hand and
the bones of the first two fingers broken.
lie will be laid up probably six or eight
weeks.
The annual autumn leaf excursion of the
Chamrlain Transportation Co. was held
Saturday On the steamer Vermont. About
| 100 Burlington people went to Fort Fl
Conderoca and return, the weather not
| being conducive to Il largely attended ex-
cut sion.
dance at the armory last evening and
nearly 100 were present, including invited
friends. Music furnished by Miss
Carrie S. Nash and George Lessor Re
freshmcnts were served and dancing con-
tilSied until T. o'clock.
William Manson, a wcll-krown CONNER
Cia salesman, and :. J. Ploof are ABOUT
to engage in the wholesale tobacco bust
ness i'm the store in the Walker block on
Rank al until recently OcCupicd the
Temple Cafe. MIR Ploof comes to Bur
lneton from Hmesburgh.
The Varsity defeated Norwich Univer-
| sity in a onc-sided game of foot ball yes
terdaY at Athletic Park, the score being
Sc to o. Norwich was very weak on de-
fcnsve work, being unable to break up the
interference of Vermont.
Charles \. Thomas of Monkton was be-
fore Justice Dcberville Saturday fer
cruelty, having been arrested by Humane
Agent John Fuller for driving two horses
with raw shoulders. Thomas was fined
S. and costs of 1856 and ordered to take
his animals home and care for then
The steamers Vermont on Lake Cham
plain and Horizon On Lake George were
withdrawn from service after making
their regular trips saturday at the close
! of next season the Vermont VIII be with
| drawn from service permanently the new
| beat now under construction taking her
| place.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
! terdaN with Clerk George +. Johnson by
| George l.. Jueary, a laborer of st. Adams.
| His liabilities are $114.5j and his assets
! SI0Sel5 of which $50 are claimed exempt.
In the amount is also an insurance pol
icy which it is stated is Of no value to the
creditors.
i A letter was received in Burlington Tues
day stating that Mrs. John w. Heard
, and her children had just arrived at San
Diego Cal, from the Philippines. Mrs.
Heard has taken furnished house IN
San Diego and will probably remain there
for the winter or until Capt. Heard re-
turns to this country.
Belle stevens was taken yesterday from
; the Home for Fricndess W omen to Tn
dorhill by Poormaster Allen Bictnell
She was pardoned last week from the
House of Correction. where she was SEN
fenced to serve not less than u nor nor
than Il months. The pardon WAS granted
on account of illness.
The summer through sleeping car ovei
the Rutland railroad between Boston and
7 Buffalo has been discontinued. Changes II
the time table OF the New York Central
railroad and the withdrawal of sCmC
trains which connected with the Rutland
trains at Norwood y y, have made the
, discontinuance necessary.
NJ. G. Rosenberg David Neiberg and NJ
S Walk, the committee who are making
a canvass in the interests of a Hebrew
SchooI 10 De erected pach Oh ti'e AlS,'iNai
: street SAh"SoE"o' i''"Nc " Jaw, ~ MY, :,
port heE cAi''ct ."''' - ""'iu "''i ~.
broken lof the pulidihS p'loic 'nc SUI"
flies.
The o1artcrlv statement of the fines and
, SIS -
/, throueh Citv Court was made out Mon
dav by clerk of the court j. T. Stearns
, There were H cases. a larger number thar
have ever been entered since Mr.. Stearns
mas beeh clerk' lheIr H"N' NEVER ''e'
over 81 III previous quart
,rh. following business was transact t
Friday in probate court: In the estat,
, of BERNARD Graham of Colchester the viii
was filed and hearing set for October %
I'm the estate of Harriet A. Smith of Milton
the win was filed and hearing set for &C.
tnbor ~. in the estate Of John w Nc.
Austin Of burlington a license to sell rea
estate WAS granted
j. a. r.. EeaGpre ana MIS-, AeHahde'
,h,irrh saturday afternoon at A o'clock h,
! N,r Al Clnarec Tho couple wors at
t,ndod nv Tbcoubie r,avallee father o.
tho bride ard Clement Ecaupre n brother
or tho Groom In the evening A eptiol
: vros rendered to tho newly wed pair All tn,
= hc,,,o r. tho brides narents on Nort[