Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09

made in which tubcrcular conditions had
been found in eN cry case referred to cattle
owned by II Isham of Williston, which
were killed December 2sth. At that time
l head were slaughtered and seven spcci-
mems we're brought to the laboratory and
tubcrCular conditions found In every case.
Other examinations have been made at
the laboratory where no indication OF tu-
bei culosis was found.
At the annual meeting of Mansfield
Council No. SIS, Royal Arcanum. held
tuesday niSht,these officers were elected:
Regent, G.. G.. Peterson; vice regent j.
W. Goodell; secretary, II. w. Thompson;
treasurer, Il. S. Pease; collector. l.. G.
Burnham.
AT Il meeting of the Champlain Guard.
Monday evening, the following officers
were elected: President Victor Lemay:
vie e-president. Simeon Vaillancourt Sec
retary- treasurer. Joseph Anger. The com
manding officers remain the same as last
year.
Frank Provost, who has Just completed
a ten days sctterce at the jail for in-
toNicatiCn, was before Justice Frank l..
Graves Saturday for breach Of the peace
and for furnishing. In the former case he
was fined so and costs and In the latter
$40 and costs, the total amounting to 5000.
Upon the recommendation of Collector
Gulley has been promoted to the place
made vacant at the customs house in Rich
ford by the death of stephen G. Marvin.
c. H. Coan of Montgomery Center has
been appointed as Mr.. Gulleys successor.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday. They were these Of Huldah A.
Wh'tehill, a housekeeper of Barre, with
liabilities of $i653.Sc and assets of s9if o. :
and of Murdoch Munro, a machinist CT
yi If
assets tf 800 all If which are cluimed
exempt
The c.ses Of the state vs.. George Foun-
tain ard Alpha Pratt were tried before
Justice George w. DoEcrVille yesterday
The two men went tC South Burlington
and took vita them some whiskey, when
they gave away. The former was fined s.
and costs Of $3.50 and the latter s. and
costs of $3.50.
John Gribble Of Hobokon, n. j., and Miss
Hattie Maple daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Maple of Oak Ledge, were mar
rod at the Methodist parsonage at 10
o'clock Monday morning, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Junius L. Mead
Mr.. and Mrs. Gribble left on the noon fly
er for their future home in Hoboken.
The horses belonging to Marvin Clark
OF Winston, which We're recently seized
by the Humane saciety in this city. which
also caused the prosecution of their driver
we're brought to this city and voluntarily
SURRENDERED TO Agent ruler. one OF the
animals was killed Tuesday and the
other is to receive treatment.
The following business was transacted
Thursday in rebate Court: In the cs' ate
Of Austin O. Spocr OF Colchester the will
- il'tu anu lI,SIIrs SET i,r January @otn
t1..l O. Nt.I.
in the estate Ct Mary II. SeatOn of Col
chester the commissioners report was
flied.
,r.t,u ca,.at. ., T. -.
Aii'a,,, 49, rY,-' NJ W., ~ ~
,t's -, Ci;,. ~ Se.1'' 30 r. ne' w.
ci,,.d oouit Svo' oi ne Nus W.
,.n,, "a n ,oLV",i! W ~" en- ooS.ei'u, VIZ
hall. The Respondent pleaded guilty and
was fined SO and costs If So. Z he alter
nate sentence is 1913 days at hard labor in
the House of Correction. which he will
serve.
Louie hehoe was IN city Court thurs
uaN AFTERNOON Tor prostitution and after
Ile"oihs sulIty was sentenced to serve not
labor in the House Of Correction ,.nrrie
kidder vas fined $40 and costs of 80 IL for
cpcn ard gross loNdness Tho aItnrnnro
sentence in her case is 20 DAYS in the House
of Corrections
ne eNecutlNc committee or the Lake
,haHpiun 1acht 'lub held meeting at
tHe ' an Ness 1iouSe tuesday night ana a
.uihiiAi'tee composed or w. A. Whltlng,
HlN"ro aust l.. =. Grant ana "A. o. WHIT
officials of the Central vermont raiInav
relative 10 the construction of g, nov, cIuh
house,
rene stevens OF tnderhill was in City
court again Yesterday, an information
haNlrG been filed aGainst her By the
states attorney at hel request. To this
she pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
serve not less thar three nor more than
Iour years AT hard labor at the House of
several previous occasions
MIS-. Dciima Bertrand, aged % years,
uied sunday morning or dropsy. She
haN"s huspand, Andrew Bertrand. one
ubUsIlter' MIS- Donna myers OF south
hhinnGtO IN ana three sons, Andrew. 10
stph and Odlilon, residing in New YORK.
The funeral was held at st. Joseph s
churCh tuesday morning at 3 O'Clock
with burial In Mount Calvary cemetery.
rbe EJio. I,.~,o, Goa, 20 n,,l, shor,i,
move their office to quarters in the block
on the corner of College street and WI
nooSkl avenue. Next spring Socrates