Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-19

The case OF Wills V, Farr VS.. II. G.
Baxter d Brother, apt, an appeal from
city court, was entered Monday in
Chittendcu county court.
A. j. Hutchinson. a stranger in the
city, pleaded guilty when arraIgned in
city court Thursday, charged with in
toxication. He was fined s. and costs OF
1915.
Tho case of W. g.. johnson & Co. OF
Essen vs.. II. l.. Buss company OF
Boston, an action of assumpsit. was cu-
tered yesterday in Chittendcn county
court.
r. NJ. Stevens of los Buell. street en-
ioyed a ride about town Tuesday. 1t
being the first time Mr.. Stevens had
been out OF the housc since August 90.
1905.
News has been received in the city Of
the death in New York of Henry =. La
pcllc Of typhoid fever He was the son
OF Nj. and Mrs. +. L. Lapclle of Swan
ton. a graduate of the University Of
vermont and 9N years Of age.
Mayor Bigolow has suspended Police
man Fred Buchncr for II days, pending
an Investigation of charges of intoxica-
ton which have been preferred against
the officer. A hearing in the matter will
be held before the police commissioners
Navigation on tho lake closed Satur-
day and the Ticondcroga was sent to
Shelburne harbor Sunday for the win
Ter. The steamer Mariquita will continue
to ply between Burlington and the har-
Dor until ice forms in the lake,
Mr.. y. j. Foster and Miss Mildred
Foster expect to leave this evening for
Washington. where they VII Join Com
gresham Foster and Miss Mathilde Eos
ter. They will he accompanied from New
York hy Miss Mabel Foster.
The following judgments in civil cases
were entered Thursday in city court:
Swift & Co. vs.. Herbert S. Teachout,
damages Of s10.S2 and costs Of 1914 for
tho plaintiff; burlington Grocery COM
rany We. Mrs. Eta Marcus, damage OF
sli3.72 and costs for the plaintiff.
stella Fountain, a little girl. was in
city court Saturday chargcd with tru-
aucy. Stella has been wandering around
tho streets singing and asl ilod to be- u
travelling musician. she was sentenced
to the State Industrial school Mt Ver-
scnucs for the remainder Of her minority.
The divorce petition of cora G. Dick
ms . VS.. Orrin G. Dickinson was filed
Saturday in Chitendcn county court. The
petitioner resides in Burlington and the
potitionec is in parts unknown. The
petition is brought on the grounds Of
dcsertion and intolcrable severity.
At the monthly drill of Company VI last
evening lieut.. Ashley. in behalf Of the
members of the COMPANY. presented Capt.
=. II. Parker with an elegant pair of field
glasses. Tho gift was intended as a
thristmas present and in Il few well cho-
sen words tho captain thanked the MEM
bcre for remembering him.
The case against Zeb Blair for selling
intoxicating liquor was Monday mol
pressed. Blair was t Mrs. Amelia Nor
Kiss house recently when a search was
made. He had a bottle of whiskey in
his pocket and in consequence suspicion
WAS aroused against him.
The members Of Cathedral Court, No.
-. catholic Order OF Forestcrs, held
their annual meeting Thursday night and
e'cctod the following officers: thief
langort T. A. Delaney; vice chief ranger,
j. l.. Flahcrty; past chief ranger, r. y.
Daley; recording secretary. r. i. How
Icy; financial secretary, ]. II. Bray;
treasurer, i. p. Corley; marshal, +. j.
Daley.
News has been received by J. ].
Jones OF this city of the death of his
sister, Mrs. George Darrell, in Mil
waukcc, Wis. She was AZ years of age
and was a native of Vergenncs. She
raE{1aI L., chic otto plA,,, ph ,-,.,e
nPo. She is survived by a husband
street.
After chapel service Yesterday morning.
president Buckham announced the win
uors of the freshman entrance cxamina-
ion prizes. J onaId w. McClelland Of
South harrington. Mas. was awarded
the Greek and the Latin prizes. and also
-oceived honorable mention in mathe-
MATES. Arthur Henry Kehoe of Benning-
ION was awarded the prize in mathematics.
The crew of the steamer Tconderoga
finished their work for the season YES
tcrday and left for their homes for the
winter. A party Of the men were taken
% Port Kent yesterday by the Mariqulta.
lTrs'r Fred f.. Fuller will spend the
900 90 . ~ 'i's ''AI a. ! - II.
Murphy will winter at his home in South
Granville, y. y. Pilot Joan Rushlow left
yesterday afternoon for St. Adams.
At the annual meeting Of Bethel. Lodge.
Knights OF pythil>, the follow Of
hcors were elected: Chancellor com
mandor, NJ. II. Rosenberg; v~ice-chanceilor
commander, NJ. s. Rosenberg prclate, NJ.
i. Rosenberg; master OF works. Max
Hrrsh; keeper of records and seals. l. NJ.
Brcgstrin; master Of finance. Joseph
Frank; master Of oXcheQuer. y. ].
Nicburg, master Of arms. Alfred Glad
stone; trustee, Max Gladstone.
A farmer from North Hero, who waa
IN this city Tuesday, says that it pays
him Ia raise turkeys, This season he
Told over S2os worth, which represented
turkeys, and a year ago he received
even more than that. He had some dif-
Nculty in raising them when young but
utter that he claimed they took care of
themselves. lie was not so successful
with ducks, lowevc~, over o0 Of them
dvi' - In ono season.
rho administrators final settlement
was filed Monday in probate court
in the estate Of Jacob Hoffman OF
Burlington. Following the death OF
Mr.. Hoffman. complications arose over
his estate as II was represented that
lc had a vic" ana daughter in Ger
many, in addition to the wife and chill
drcn in Burlington. II was ascertain