Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-23
CITY NEWS,

by the Rev. l. C. smart
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Edward Morris was In city court
yesterday, charged with mtoXicauoh'
He pleaded guilty and was fined 20 ana
costs Of 81. 30. which he paid.
,,u,o ou.ors
were in city court Saturday for being
drunk. They pleaded guilty and were
given fines Of s. and costs of 1919.
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Mary Degree for tho plaintiff to rccov-
or damages of s101.3S and costs OF
1894.
p~iu,uiro r,os ,ostord,v 6ned
S .a... 49,. 1raro No,,or for
breach of the peace. The alternate
sentence is ~ days in the House OF
Correction.
Edward BeaudrE was IN envy ''u'' ~
DAY on a charge oi 'l''N'ta'o",
t &c % We will serve the alternate
sentence Of ten DAYS.
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,s nr, 49, H.,a in rb.r,o,,o nm Fri
,a. ca.,a.,a. = ,rs,o,d or Sortem-
Der II. as before stated.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
Saturday by Gilman l.. F;stabrook. Il
laborer of Rutland. lie has liabilities
of s503.2O and assets of $l6j, all of
which are claimed exempt.
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city court in the case of A. @. Mansur
vs.. Or. II. G. Billiard of St. Johnsbury
for the plaintiff to recover damages OF
s,5o and casts
A levy of execution was hied Mon
day in the city clerks office. 1t is
brought by Lucy Ann Martins estate
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Dr. G +. Dalton has purchased Or. C..
u Johnson's residence IN North Winooski
avenue Hc oxpccts to occup" il in about
n month. Dr. Johnson has made no de-
enite Minus vet regarding his future
residence.
,ordav for being drunk. He nlcaded
wat. gui,,v in tho manning brt i, tho
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nc Will sU'e 'ct' ""sS !" jail
r e. Lucas. division cashier in the New
England Telephone e. Telecraph COM
ranv's Office, has gone to Glens Falls. n.
~ where lie has accepted a position as
assistant 10 the superintendent oi ,he
duuson RIVER !eiephohe company his
place mere is taken by a VI hiheihah'
mr. LYMAN A,,en who has heen snend-
inc , shor, vacation at Chateaugav lake.
returpod lac, "Wednesday ana went to
BOSTON. where he was operated upon for
gall stones. His many friends will be glad
to learn that the operation was SUCCESS
IA! ana 'ha' Tie 'o''o' IS co"N''eS''"s
N"Noia"'
Or. Nathan Avery, who has been night
ticket agent at the railroad station for
the past sevaal years, severed his po-
sition there Tuesday and will practise
medicine in Warren. He graduated
last spring from the medical college of
the University or ermon HIS place at
NELLY.
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uIanaoods ~ Nou, yorL . ror, r.snons;
HE nos,,;on as business manager of tho
Medical Bulletin. A we'll known puhlica-
ton, issued by f. A. Davis & CO., Phila-
delphia, Pa. His many friends will be
glad 10 learn of his success.
Nus- II ru,,h.th y1o,ros ,h;s oi,r
graduate ~ the 1rpiver,cv If ve,,oon,
rlass Of 1906. has been engaged as teach-
y n''.ots ""r " a.
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Mrs. Mary Sullivan, widow Of the late
Michael Sullivan, who died August %.
1856, died Monday morning at the home
Of her son, Lawrence Sullivan. of 236
North Champlain street. She was about
rs years of age and had been I'll a lone
N"o vas " native of