Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-16

tnat mas beCn occupied ny Inc case ana
indications are that II will take two more
days to complete it. The case was con-
tinucd until Saturday morning at .
O'Clock.
The case of w. o. Baldwin VS. DR..
George G. Berkeley of st. Adams was
tried Tuesday in city court The case
grows out of the non-payment OF pre-
MUM for a policy of insurance. Judg-
ment was rendered for the plaintiff to re-
cover damages Of $40 and costs of s14.Ol.
An appeal was taken and bail furnished
In the sum of $50.
The remains of John j. Barnard were
taken Monday to St. Adams for burial.
lie died Saturday night at the Fanny AL
len hospital at the age of "A years. after
an illness with dropsy. He was formerly
in business on Battery street but later
was in the customs service at Richford
He is survived by widow, one son
Charles Barnard and a brother, Gates
Barnard.
Crown Prince Vairavudh of Siam and
his party have arrived in New York and
will remain in the United states for about
two weeks. During his visit in this coun-
try II is expected that the Crown Prince
will visit Burlington, the date being Nov
cmber >. unless his plans are changed.
lie will arrive in Il special train and will
he here only n short time.
Two small boys named Smith and Riv-
ers were i'm city court Saturday for steal .
ing apples. They were each fined s. and
costs of $3.50 one boy did not get any APP
pies and the other got four. The complaint
against them was not made on account
OF the loss of the apples but because many
trees have been injured this season by the
dcprcdations of small boys.
NJ j. Boyle. who for the past year and
In bu N he nf
Chittenden " son of South Burlington on
their milk farm. has rented the G. G..
Bliss milk farm for a period of three
years. Mr.. Bliss intends to travel for the
Mccormick Harvesting Machine company,
having been - salesman for them before
he moved to South Burlington.
The first bi-monthly meeting of the Green
Mountain Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution was held Friday
afternoon at the residence OF General T. S.
Peck. The following members were elect
ed as delegates to the general meeting ut
Montpelier To be held in two weeks: Mrs.
\. W. Fisk, Mrs l.. H. Powell and Mrs f..
+. Burgess
The Edmunds high school has the best
foot ball team this season that it has been
able to place in the field for several years.
They have not yet been defeated and
the prospects are that the school will ma Ike
D foot ball record this year that will
compare favorahy with their base ball
standing. Saturday evening the team
were given a spread by Secretary Fitz-
simmons OF the Y NJ. G. A.
Mr. and Mrs L. f. Fay of Brookline.
Mass. are taking a carriage drive through
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Yer
mont. They pronounce the scenery through
Vermont unsurpassed. They are delighted
with burlington. the fine roads, elegant
While in the city they are the guests OF
w L. Weller. They will return home via
western Vermont and the Berkshires.
j. II. Robinson and Henry G. Robinson
OF birmingham. Ala, who have been
! guests at the Van Ness house for several
days. returned Saturday to their homes.
They We're former residents of Burlington,
having lived on North WinooSki avenue.
| They have not been in burlington for IS
| years and find the many changes and i'm
provements make a much more attractive
| city than the burlington of 40 years ago.
Major George y. Dodd and a portion
of his family went yesterday to Will
| Transport. Pa, where his family are to
take up their residence. Mrs. Dodd re-
manned to care for the youngest daugh-
ter, who is i'll at the Fanny Allen hos
pital but will follow as soon as the
daughters health will allow her to take
! the Journey. AS soon as MS ldflIlN are
settled in Williamsport, which is the
majors old home. he will proceed to
| Fort Grant, Arizona, to join his regiment
While at Wlliamsport his address Will
| be 87 Park avenue.
The case of the Champlain Guards vs..
Louis T. Maynard was tried Tuesday be-
fore Justice j. r. Stearns. The action was
brought for the recovery of IA uniform.
Maynard claimed he owned the clothes
ana the guard claimed that it was the
property of the association. Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff to recover
damages of s12 and costs of S4Sj After
the thing was all over Maynard WaUted TO
consult a lawyer but was informed by the
court that the time to consult lawyer
was before the case was completed.
\ soldier from the fort took a bad fan
! at the head of Church street at about 10
O'Clock Sunday morning. He was rid
| ing around the corner of Pearl and
| Church streets when his horse slipped on
an electric car rail and fell broadside with
his rider. The principal injury was a
badly bruised ankle which the animal
stepped on in rising. The soldier was
| helped into Zottman g. Co. = drug store
! and his ankle bathed and bandaged and
! he was soon able to ride back to the
| fort. The horse sustained a few bruises
and a cut from the spur.
Martin Larlin. a soldier from Fort
! Ethan Allen, and Thomas Pope were ar
rested Friday afternoon at resort on
Battery street kept by Mrs, Mossey II
| seems that l.alkin was looking for a place
to sleep Thursday night and was directed
| TO Mrs. MosSeys He found Pope there
| and soon the latter went out and bought a
| pint of whiskey paying for it with Lar
! kins money. Mrs MOssey, I.arkin and
| Pope then began n junket and soon Lar
| kin and Pope were dead to the world but
| whether or not Mrs MOssey gave in Is
| not known. At any rate she stood VI
longer than the NEIL A complaint Fri
| day afternoon called the police to the
| premises and Pope and Iarkin were taken
| to Jail. Larkin was in court and pleaded
guilty to intoXication and disclosed or
IOpe The latter had not SObered OF
| enough to be in court.
An unfortunate accident happened at
| the corner OF Elmwood avenue and Pearl
| street Saturday afternoon, when the five
| Ycar-od son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
| Emerson, who live about a mile from WI
! uoosK on the Mallctts Bay road, fell from
! Il carriage, sustaining injuries which may
prove fatal The child was sitting in u
! small rocking chair in front of the car
rage seat and when the team came
| around the corner on trot the chair
| tipping up letting the little fellow fall tc
| the ground between the wheels, the rear
| wheels passing over the whole length OF
| his body and across the head, DR.. +, +.
| Joyncr, whose office is on the corner. saw
| the accident and rushed out to pick the
| child un and carried him into his office,