Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08

alternate sentence being 12s days in the
House of Correction. Newell took an ap-
peal and furnished bail in the sum Of
SIS.
An exciting and closely contested game
was played Thursday afternoon at Attn
lctic park between the Edmunds high
school and the University of Vermont I'd
base ball teams. The two teams are very
evenly matched and IL was a hard-f fought
battle from start to finish, the score be-
ing to in the high schools favor.
The marriage Of Walter II. Crockett,
formerly connected with tho Free Press
and now on the staff of the st. Adams
Messenger, and Miss Kate NJ Chamberin,
until recently the organist at the College
Street Church in this city, will take place
ut the Congregational Church in Swanton
at o'clock on the afternoon of May IA.
Clarence Cunningham was in City Court
Thursday, charged with stealing 40 from
James Rohamia. He pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to serve the remainder OF
his minority In the Industrial school, Sen
tence was suspended and the boy was
placed in the care Of Probation officer Fer
guson.
william r. Cassidy of this city filed
petition in bankruptcy Tuesday. His
liabilities are $735.S2 and his assets 800.
all of which are claimed exempt. He Is an
electrical engineer A petition was also
filed by Zcphron Goodrich farmer OF
Monlton, who has liabilities of s471 and
assets of 5000, all of which are claimed
exempt.
The case of Charles Q. Murray vs. the
Black Falls Spool e. Bobbin Co., which has
been in progress for the past week in r.. Z.
Mowers office before Referee w. Ia Bur
nap, was settled Saturday out of court.
The case has been on the Chittenden
county docket since September 80. 1893. The
case was brought to recover commissions
on sales of bobbins spools, etc.
Martin Judge. coatless and hatless SOL
dier, was in City Court Thursday for in
toxication, having been arrested by the
police department while asleep in Charles
Spaulding's barn on North Winooski aven-
tie. He was found guilty and fined 81 and
costs of sl0.19. He will serve the alternate
sentence of ten days in Jail He disclosed
on n stranger.
George D. Sherwin is to open a branch
electric supply store In Ludlow this week.
| Mr. Sherwin will continue to be In this city
| in charge of his business here but opens
| the Ludlow store on account OF the large
number Of orders he is called upon to fill
there The Ludlow store will probably be
in charge of j. NJ Beach, who has been
employed by Mr.. Sherwin for about two
years.
| a nolle prosequi was entered Tuesday
| in the case of State VS.. Edward Bartemy
| in which the respondent was bound over
to county court by Justice Debervllle in
| the sum Of $500. The states attorney be-
| came convinced that Bartemy was not
concerned in the affair and he was dis
| charged. lie was accused OF the burglary
of house and the theft of a store for
| which Pearl Pryor is now serving SEN
| tence,
i George Haley was arraigned Monday
before Judge Hawkins in city court on the
! charge of burglarizing the warehouse of
Spauding. Kimball & Co. States Attor-
ncv Mower said that he had no evidence
on which he could convict Haley and asked
that the case against him be nole pressed,
which was done. Henry Robair, who was
arrested for the same offense, Is still in Jail
but will be in court later.
A decree was made Monday in probate
court in the estate of John Van Sicklen
of South Burlington, who died in 1886. He
devised the farm to Edward Van Sicklen
for use until his death and at that time
TO go to his children. The latter had no
children, hence the estate was decreed to
his heirs. In the estate of Charles u.
Bruillette of Burlington the administra-
tors and appraisers inventories were
filed.
2:30 p. m. at her home on North avenue
after four weeks illness with the grip
She leaves n husband. five children, Mrs
]. r. Beauregard, Andrew A.. George A.,
William II. and Frank, Jr, of New York
Mrs. Cassavoy was GO years old and a ma
tive OF keeseville, n. Y, but had been a
resident of Burlington for 30 years. The
funeral was held at st. Josephs Church
Tuesday at a. m.
The store of the Standard Clothing com
: pany on Church street was burslarizcd late
Sunday nifht or early Monday morning
; and about $3.50 worth Of goods taken. The
stolen property included all of the stock OF
jewcry several ncckties and some chill
. Idrcn's clothing. Entrance was effected Dy
breaking small window in the rear of the
store and that a burglary had been com
mitted was not discovered until Monday
morning when the store was opened FOL
business. The police department are max
ing an investigation.
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