Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
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THE OLD BEE HIVE.


A horse owned by a man named Cady
of Colchester was killed Friday by
Humane Agent Fuller The animal was
in terrible condition, as is shown by
two photographs taken before the beast
was killed.
Thomas Coffey was arraiGned before
Justice f. G. Webster Tuesday for in
toNication. He pleaded guilty and was
fined s. and costs of $500. which he was
unable to pay and will consequently
serve the alternate sentence of ten days
in Jail.
The case of the communicates of Trini-
ty Church of Milton VS.. S. H. Macomber
and Rebecca Gaut was filed Tuesday
in the county clerks office by Attorney
Hopkins. The action is brought for the
purpose of having a trustee appointed
to take charge of fund left the church
Two cases brought by T. G.. Harvey
were brought up before Justice j. T.
Stearns Friday In the one against
w. NJ. Lyon damages of sil16 and costs
of S2.SI were awarded and in the one
against A. j. Ladam damages of s1.26 and
costs of S2S5 were warded
Sister Collins. formerly Miss Anna COL
Inns of this city, will pronounce her final
vows of religion at the Fanny Allen hos
pital Tuesday morning, October g. Sis
ter Collins has been at the hospital for
the past two years.
Prof G. f.. Howes has rented of c. w
Doten the kinsland house on South Union
street and will occupy it at once. The
property surrounding this residence will
soon be laid out in building lots, street
for the purpose already being in process
of construction.
The cases of r. G. Harvey VS. G. l..
Caswell and Louis Hall were disposed of
Monday by Justice j. r. Stearns, judg-
ment being rendered in the first for the
plaintiff to recover damages of 81 50 ard in
the second damages OF S2o,6j. The costs
in each case were s2Sj
j. f.. Cushman, state tax commissioner.
appeared before the probate court Satur
day and claimed an Inheritance tax OF
500 from the Thorpe estate of Charlotte
The will Of Irene Il. Castle of Hinesburgh
was filed and hearing was set for Octo-
Der 10
Mandy Peters and George Quebec Of St
Adams, who We're arrested Friday by the
police for iutoNication, were arraiencd in
city court Saturday. They pleaded guilt
and each was fined s. and costs of fq79
As they could not pay, they will serve
the alternate sentences of ten days in jail
Sheriff Horton visited a place on First
street Saturday and secured half barrel
of heer, which is supposed to he the prop
erty Of Charles Martin Mr.. Martin and
the beer were taken to jail, Martin was
searched on previous occasion ard he
claimed that the stuff was owned by a
| club.
| The members of the State tuberculosis
| commission will meet early in October in
| Bellows Falls. During the winter they
Will visit the santariums in New York
| and Ne" Hampshire and will also meet
| with the different county medical socie-
ties for the discussion of the best methods;
to prevent the disease
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
| Thursday. They were those of William
II. Sabre of Franklin, who has Liabilities
of 1921 and assets Of 500, all of which are
claimed exempt; and of A. c. Sterling of
| Warren, who has liabilities of $3.50 % and
assets of sS,09l, Of which 1871 are claimed
| exempt,
| In the case of Michael Mckenzie vs.
| George Lawrence tried Thursday before
Justice A. V. Spalding, judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff to recover dam