Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-30
At. ALBANS.

The case of state vs. Homer Poolor and
Loren poolcr, n joint information charg-
ing breach of the peace, occupied most
of the time of the Franklin county court
Thursday This is case of a family
which occurred in Fairfield
| Octopcr o. Eva Newport, who
was found guilty Wednesday of petit lar
ccny. was brought into court and was
sentenced to the House OF Correction at
Rutland for not less than two months and
20 days and not more than three months.
Romeo Minklcr, aged ID years old, who
is serving n term at the INDUSTRIAL school
lat Ncrgcnncs for larceny was called to tho
bar Thursday morning to plead to an IN
dictmcnt charging the larceny OF wagon.
a harness and a horse. lie was rcmanded
and the case will he disposed OF later
Miss Kittic T.. Watson and Charles s.
| Nixon were quietly married "Wednesday
| Nov. - at eight o'clock Mt tn" home Of
the brides aunt. Mrs. Rhodes of South
Main street. by the Rev. j.. f.. Matggrof
pastor of the Univcrsalist Church. Mr.
and Mrs Nixon will reside on South Main
street. Mr.. Nixon is clerk in the coffee
and tea store Of Guy i. Barker on King
mnn street.
Mrs Francis IT, Sullivan Of Stcbhns
street died early Thursday morning of
acute nephritis. of which she had been
| i'll only few days Mrs. Angelic Bnscom
Sullivan was ~ years old and is survived
by hcr husband The funeral was hcd
at St Marys Church saturday morning
| at nine o'clock.
| In the case of breach cf the peace
against Loren and Homer Poolor. Loren
Pooler was acquitted but his son. Homer,
was found guilty. The case of Dan Prince,
charged with n violation of the prohibi-
tory law. was entered 'continucd,' pend
ing the settlement of law points involved
lin a similar case from this county now in
| the supreme court. In the case of Romeo
Minklcr n youth charged with larceny
|scntence was suspended awaiting tho ca
rcer of the boy in the State Industrial
school.
One OF tho sad features Of the day Tu' g.
day was the arraiennent before jus
tice Kearnev of Mrs Mary Scott of Swan
ton. who was chartaly picked up hope
lessly drunk by officers The night before.
Mrs. Scott pleaded guilty and VAS fined
tho usual s. and costs or ten davs. She
told a pitiful story ~ SIX children ut
home. three of them i'll Of the measles.
while she has to 90 out to wo.h. Upon
| consideration of tho rNtcnuating oircum-
stances the judge suspended the eXccu-
tion Of the mittmus and with y kindly
warning. sent her homo to tie little oncs.
Tho funeral Of Frederick ~ Loving
ston. who died at his home in st. Paul
Mimi, on Friday. WIS held at tho home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frcd w. Hyde of Bank
street. ut two oclor'. Tucsdpv after
noon. The Rev. s. IIalsted Watkins. roc-
tor of ST. Luko's officiated and the sing
ing was by a uunrtcttc composed OF
Mrs. Charles w. Moore. Miss Abhic NJ
RYAN. Wesley Howard and charles II
Anderson which wondered I'm But q
Stranger Here" ana Nearer My God tc
Thee" Tho bearers. all relatives of thu
deceased. were julio NJ. Ilannaford OF
St. Paul. Charles +. Foster of Boston
Fred W. Hyde and Rawson Hrainord OF
this city. The Intern, mt was in the Soutl
Min street cemetery The services were
largely attended and included n number
Of the members Of tho old Ransom
Guards There were many beautiful flora
tributes.
One of the attractions Of tho Thanks
giving season will ho the concert anc
dance at the city hnn this evening" un
der the auspices Of che National Ordcl
of Eagles one of tho youngest. bu
most flourishing ms tu,ions in town
The music will be an attractive feature
the orchestra consisting Of +, pieces. in
Guiding seven of Schendar's best from
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