Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-04
CITY NEWS.

At the Rescue Home on Shelburne
street there is a girl baby for adoption
In some good family.
Clinton Wmble pleaded guilty in city
court yesterday to being intoxicated and
was fined s. and costs of 5000. ,.
George r.. Trick has coon which
was trapped in Jonesville by George
Sabins. The animal weighs 20 pounds
Octobeur Cavilion was in city court Fri
day morning and pleaded guilty to be-
Sns intoxicated. He was fined s. and costs
pf 1854.
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Walker and her son.
William II. Walker. left Monday for
orange. n. j., where they will make their
future home.
Misses Helen G.. and Julia A. Converse,
|uho have been travelling in Europe for
he past six months. arrived in this city
Tuesday evening.
Joseph Brunette Of Winooski pleaded
eulty to being intoxicated and was fined
Is and costs of 1919 in city court Saturday.
lie paid and was released.
Franklin Orth, the we'll known piano
uner. has leased and moved into the Hop
(klns estate on the Shelburne road and
has had a telephone installed
Fred Eastman. n laborer of Hard
wick filed Il petition in bankruptcy
Thursday. The has liabilities OF SOB
pnd assets of $50 claimed exempt.
Aaron f.. Drew, a farmer residing in
Essex filed n petition in bankruptcy yes
orday. He has liabilities of H,65407 and
assets of sS,l22 of which sl,oi5 is claimed
rs exempt.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Francis, Jr.. of Mallett's bay died
Tuesday morning Of cholera infah-
um. The funeral will he held to-
lay from St. Joseph's Church.
Cornelius Shcehan was in city court
Monday morning and pleaded guilty to
,oinG intoxicated. He was fined 81 and
fosts of SOB which he will arrange to
pay.
Clerk George T.. johnson Of the United
States circuit and district courts went
Tuesday to Rutland, where by written or
her OF Judge II. H. Wheeler the October
ERIN of the courts was adjourned until
Tuesday, october %.
James Mcmillan. who has been en-
bloycd in the restaurant at the rail-
Eoad station and at the Star Restau-
Pant. left last evening with the SOL
HERS for Cuba. He will be employed
s a mule driver
Mrs. Charles Pasha, aged 10 years,
led Thursday evening at her home. As
North Ave. after long illness of Brights
disease. She is survived by her hus-
band, one son, John Pasha- and one
Daughter. Mrs. Jacobs, all of this city.
An entry was made in city court Tues
sy in the suit of f. Howes & Co. vs.. II.
y. Grace and trustee, the Howard Ma
onal bank, dischargng the trustee.
Judgment had already been obtained for
he plaintiff to recover $3.50 and costs.
j. D. Sullivan pleaded guilty to being in
oxicated and was fined IS and costs of
1929 In city court Tuesday morning.
Ptephen Martin. who was arraigned for 4
econd offense. pleaded not guilty but
pom hearing was found guilty. Sentence
h his case was suspended.
The Rev. I. W. Stuart, for a number
f years pastor of the Congregational
'hurch in Hartland. Is soon to go to
Detroit. Mich. as assistant to the Rev.
Dr.. G. G. Atkins. formerly of this
ity and now pastor of the First Con-
tregational Church in Detroit.
Stephen Martin was yesterday sentenced
n city court for a second offence of in
oxication. He was fined SIS, and costs
( 1854 Martin at his hearing pleaded
,ot guilty but upon hearing found
utility. He has appealed the case and
all. fixed at 800, was furnished by T..
4. Horton.
Mrs, Vezina, widow Of Napoleon Nezinl,
rho died three weeks ago died at her
|ome on German street early Saturday
morning OF a cancer. Mrs. Vezina was Is
ears old and is survived by four sons and
wo daughters, all of this city. The fu-
eral was held from st. Joseph's Church
Monday morning at eight O'Clock.
The business OF the Burlington Confec-
Eonery company was sold Saturday to
teorge Anderson of Ogdensburg. n. Y.
fr. Anderson now owns and operates two
torres known as crystal palaces one In
pgdensburg and the other in Gouverneur.
Y. His new possession at So Church
rect will also be known as crystal pal
ce. Mr.. Anderson took possession at
nee.
Jack Tromblcy is in jail. where he
vas placed by the police department
blowing his arrest for breaking into
p. Daley's store on South Battery
treet Sunday evening, Trombley was
|rrested on South Battery street, where
G was found with a quantity of cigars
ind money. The money consisted
hrgely Of change and was found partly
his pockets, but mostly in his
bookings. There was 1887 In all.
The funeral OF Charles NJ. Robinson,
no died in Nashua. N. H., was held
St. Pauls chapel yesterday at 30
clock, Mr., Robinson was a brother Of
b. W. Robinson Of this city and was for
bout 25 years manager of the Shepa I'd
Morse Lumber company. For the past
ew years he had been in i'll health. His
,ifc died some years ago and he is sur
lived by his brother. daughter and son,
Hiss Jessie Robinson of this city and Guy
Robinson of New York city.
Joseph Alexander, who was convicted OF
second offense Of intoxication, was SEN
enced Saturday in city court to serve 30
avs In the House Of Correction at Rut-
He was called unon n disclose nd