Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12

from burlington over 10 years ago and
nothing has since been heard of him. In
the estate of Elizabeth r. Macomber Of
Essex u. II. Macomber was appointed adj
minstrator. In the estate of George A.
Holley of Essex the report OF the commits
soners on homestead was filed and a IL
ccnse to sell real estate was granted. There
was n settlement and decree in the estate
of Alonzo X. Jacobs Of Richmond.
Joseph Mccarty, who was mentioned in
yesterdays Free Press as being fined SO
for n brooch of the peace upon Thomas
Donin, was arrested again yesterday Ivy
Deputy Sheriff Reeves on writ In a suit
brought by Donln to secure $1,000 damages.
Donin was hurt In a dispute which &C.
CURED in a game of cards.
In Probate Court yesterday II. S. Tut.
tie and Samuel Keelcr were appointed
commissioners and appraisers in the estate
of Elmer j. Hunt of Essex. Nellie II.
Hunt was appointed administrators. In
the estate of Joseph Burke Of Wiliston n
will was filed for probate and q hearing
will he held October 1st. In the estate of
Mary Gordon Of Fort Henry, n. Y, Henry
Conlin was appointed administrator.
/ During the month of August 600 imm-
grants were admitted to the United States
through the district of Vermont The
countries from which they came were:
Russia 56i, Austria rs, Germany %. Italy
90 Roumania 15 Sweden II. Syria II. Po-
land ), Armenia 3, Hungary T. Finland.
Arabia, Galicia and France two each,
England Greece, Holland, Norway and
| Scotland one each.
Joseph McCarty, who was arrested Mon
.day night by Deputy Sheriff Reeves, was
in court Tuesday for a breach of tho
peace. He pleaded guilty and was hnei 500
and costs. The breach Of the peace con-
sisted Of n scrap over game of cards be-
tween the defendant and Thomas Donlin.
During the scufrlc the latter had an eye
seriously injured. The trouble occurred in
room on Church street.
| In Probate Court Saturday the will In
the estate of William s. Freeman of Rich-
mond was proved ana Frank +. Freeman,
/ c. p. Rhoads and A. II. Stevens were APP
pointed con missioners and appraisers: in
the estate of Henry f.. HiCkok of Bur
lngton tho will was proved and Elizabeth
4. Hickok was appointed eNecdtrix IN the
estate Of Alorzo *. Jacobs of Richmond
there was hearing on settlement.
a meeting of the dealers and producers
of milk who have been contemplating the
formation Of the Wholesale MIX Dealers
Association was haii Saturday morning at
. o'clock at the Hotel burlington Not II
large number were present ana the meet
inr was Adjourned without date The
movement for 6n association vas started
couple of weeks ago lut not enough
dealers could be interested to make 1t IL
success at present.
a license to sell real estate was granted
Friday by the probate court in the os-
tate OF Scion T.. Castle Of Westrord. Frank
Blgwood and L. NJ. Horton were appointed
commissioners in the estate of Henry
Green of Colchester, Fred Bedupre and G..
j.. German were appointed commissioners
In the estate Of Josctte Dorr Of Burlington,
in the estate of Mary Johnson of Willis
ton there was a settlement and decree aod
In the estate Of Oras rradley of Williston
the commissioners report was fled.
/ chief Browncll received a telephone mes
sage from ESSEX Junction last evening AN
nouncing that three boys. who We're want
cd by the department for stealing had
Ieen caught The boys names are Cor
Lett, McKann1 and Shelley. They have
been stealing brass from the property of
O Brien & Sheehan stored at Howard
Park McKanna was arrested Tuesday
but was released upon his promise to re-
turn to the police office yesterday. In
stead Of doing that he saw the other boys
and they all went to Essex Junction,
whore they have since been
The tall brick chimney which stood in
the Shepard & Morse lumber yard at the
foot Of College street near the iailro al
crossing was RACED to the ground Thurs
day morning. The work was accomplish
ed very expeditiously. AS soon as the $50
train pulled cut two men en- each of the
south corners of the chimney commenced
taking cut bricks and wher they had ,e-
moved about 200 the structure broke about
ten feet from the ground and caved
in, crumbling and falling in heap around
the base. Tho dust arising from the ruins
was so great that people standing ten fee
apart could not see each other. The work
vas accomplished in less than fifteen min
utes.