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

| rInnt Ernest Wlzzle was SC unfortunate
as to lam two fngets Monday mt Brad
lcy's mill.-Gao. Moore has decided to VI.
O. Ward of Morctown his timber land
known as the Almen Pierce place
MONTPELIER.
The two licensed druggists in Washing
ton county show by their returns to the
county clerks office from the middle of
October to the middle of November that
they have had 81 sales Of liquor. +. T..
Lcavitt of Plainhed reports 81 sales and
]. r. 1sham of Waterbury, H.
James W. Brook. sergeant alarms. re-
ceived Saturday a large portrait of Con-
gresham Kittrcdcc iaskins which had
been sent by Mr.. Iiaskns in response to
a request for his portrait to be hung in
the speakers room at the State House.
Mr. Brock plans Ia have portraits of as
many former speakers of the House of
Representatives as possible hung in this
room \ portrait of W. w. Stckncy,
speaker in 1924 and &c. is already
there.
Miss Christine Bau OF Barre passed
through Montpelier saturday afternoon
on the way to Waterbury. She has been
for a long rest and for treatment. Miss
Bau is the young lady. who three weeks
ago at Woodsvlle. n. H.. when Temporal
; rly insane fired a revolver rccklesslS
, on the street. hitting two young men
The grand jury of Grafton county. New
Iyampshirc. failed TO md an indictment
!. against her because OF insanity and the
\ superior court Of Lebanon disposed OF
4 ,t1, i,,tn To
= standing against her by turning her ovel
to her father without recommendation
I Acting under the advice of her physician
Il she was taken TO Waterbury.
il Judge John il. Watson as chanceilo
:. filed Saturday afternoon with NJ r.
II Smilie county clerk. an order in the In
t junction case Of the city OF Barre hgains
10. II. Hale. argued Friday afternoon
denying the application of the city TO
an injunction against Mr.. Hale.
q The will of the late 5. II. o. Boswortf
/, who died in April. 1902. was filed TO
i probate on Saturday. Most OF MIR. Bos
V worths property goes to his heirs.
:. The large barn and contents of Roge
Y Hovcy on Minister brook road in Woi
= cester, which was burned to the Sroun
n Friday afternoon was insured for $lt
:. in the Vermont Mutual Mr.. iiovey wa
% in town Saturday afternoon and state
# that in addition to the loss Of his barn an
. crops, % cattle of which u were cows.
= dozen sheep and half dozen hogs read
a tn slaughter were burned. He estimate
n his loss at $3.50.
-, Isaac NJ. Mower of Dallas, Tex, VIII
y. travels through thc South for a furnitul
= firm was in town saturday. His exper
n ences during the yellow fever epidem
-. werc unusual He has been arrested
:. times this season and taken bcfoi
i. magistrates that his fever certifica'
in might be examined. He still has tn
ri certificate as Il souvenir.
VI Several remounted specimens for TT
state cabinet and fossils recently di'
covered at Grand Isle have been place
in the cabinet at the state House b
Prof. G.. II. Perkins of Burlington, stat
:. gcologst.
r. The case OF George A. Bagley. an Ell
gineer on the Montpelier e. Wells Rive
=" railroad came up in bankruptcy cou
- Saturday morning. when the first NEE
!" ing OF the creditors was heid.
- trustee was appointed Mr.. Bagley
~ Liabilities are about $l.oo.
IT, Walter s. Soule of st. Adams takes II
~ position as storckecpcr for the Montp'h
- 4 Wells River railroad vacated MI"
III day by Charles d. Folsom who goes
Moline, Ill.,. to take similar positit
with the CHICAGO. Rock Island & Pacii
railway. Mr.. Soule has been with Il
''S Central Vermont for 81 years. lie begi
10 his duties Monday.
i" Up to MONDAY mornins 1t total OF
I, % 81
." flee OF the secretary of state.
VI CLAYTON Murray of South Ryegate al
On Daniel Abbott Of PlanGeld pleaded gull
s' in city court Monday to Il first omen
~ of intoxication and each paid fine
:" sl319
While in town Tuesday AdJut"ht-'e
eral W. II. Gilmore. acting ior MI
Amelia =. Kibby of rairloe' gran
om daughter Of capt. Samuel Mercy Oh IN
bel place. presented to the vermont ~
- torcal society the model Of tn" hfsl ste'
cs- engine ever made in America Inns
rnt sine was tho invention of captain Mor'
At who made from this m"d'i IN cnE
oil that in 1892 propelled Sh,ali craft
r. Fairlce lake, now called Lake Morey'
Try on the Connecticut river. Inv" WAS SeN
years before the Hudson river "as sill
by Fulton and Captain M"rey was graz
cd a patent on his invention III i''o'
,,o cngrc that was made from ms mo-
49,, is supposed to be Mt the bottom OF Lid
w.. Morey. Tho model will be mouhte" "
n,, given prominent place n the rooms
the Historical society
James McNulty Of Morctown, who W.
~. hail several weeks ago for Go'd'"
Morse. tried of his bargain Tuesu
and she was delivered over I" Sh'
Tracy at the county Jail. Napoleon hsr
for whom Goldie has been keeping hol
oc- 1T late. was accepted as bail by AssS
'ck ant Judges Iiuntlcy and WOLF a''d
ter stay at the Jail was short. 'he na'i
arr $500 and the woman was indicted by
cen Grand jury last fail for illegal selling
on intoxicating liquors
hv~ Carlo Milani OF l'arrc has beer &C
old mttcd tu county TAIL on AN 'xr'u'
ing from the Barre city court ~fsse Es