Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-22

aud, three brothers. Edward OF Schenec-
tady, and Fred and Charles Of this city,
and sister, Eva.
Announcements have been received In
this city to tie erect that Brainerd Avery
Il graduate of the Burlington high school,
has formed partnership with D. W.
Townshcnd and will open an Office Feb
rulry T. at No. Nassau street New
York Mr.. Avery was for a time private
secretary to Senator Proctor.
C.. w. Brownell received Il postal card
Monday from his daughter Elva, written
1t Athens, saying that she nal engaged
passage from Naples on the steamer Lain
which went ashore Sunday near Gibraltar
and IT is therefore supposed that she is
on the steamer, which happily Is III no
danger, according to dispatches.
In tho case of Lyman Z. Wood vs. G. II.
Tankard and trustee the city of Burling-
ton, which was tried Saturday before
Justice j. r. Stcarns. damages of SCI. 80
and costs Of %5l were awarded to tho
plaintiff. The trustee appeared and dis
closed Sl9 10 and was held chargcable for
that amount, less trustee costs, taxed at
81 cents.
Tic cases growing out of the seizures
made by Sheriff Horton and Deputy Shcr-
III Erode at y. +. Fowler'3 place of busi-
ness and az the Rutland railroad freight
sczcd were to have been tried yesterday
afternoon, but were continued. owing to
the absence from the city of MI. Fowler
1t is probable that they will be disposed
of this week
George X. Allen of the Vermont Fish
commission at Roxbury, passed through
this city Tuesday on his way to Rutland
with 800 lake trout four inches long.
These fish will be used in stocking
1,u.ty n
Roxbury puts out one-thrd more fish
each year than any other fish hatchery
in the country.
Ralph Sherwood of TIighgate was arrest
ed Tuesday 10y Deputy Marshal l.. a.
Drew and arraigned in the afternoon be-
fore Commissioner George T.. Johnson
charged with completely in smuggling
colt into this country from Canada and
assisting in the sale of the animal the
respondent waived examination and bail
was fixed al 5000, which WAS furnished.
Robins are rather an unus1ll thing to
be seen about Burlington this time of the
year. but there is one that makes its
appearance on North Wnooskf avenue
every day about noon. It lights on the
doorstep of "A house ana gathers IN few
crumbs that are loft there for IT, ana
then flies away. returning the next dlly
at about the same time.
The case of John Zipfol, Ir., vs.. j. Il.
Booth was filed Friday in the city
cIcrI,,s nfiire to, record rh. rlaintiff is a
manufactured &C nouor boxcs and wood
onsns and claims damages of sIO.Ooo for an
alleged breach of contract on the part OF
the dofcndait' who it is claimed contracted
! to furnish the plaintiff 1,0uo,0o0 feet of tim
Der put Only partially competed the con-
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| Tho funeral Of Miss Currcnce Mack
WAS held Friday afternoon at 1873 from
| hor late home on Winooski avenue, the