Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27

Patrick Reagan who was killed at st. AL
bans on the Central Vermont tracks
May /.
IL. A. Hamilton, who has resigned from
the faculty at Montpelier Seminary after
service of six years as instructor OF
Latin end Greek. has been elected dis
trict superintendent of the schools OF
bakersfield, Fairfield and Fletcher. SO In
number. Professor Hamilton will enter
upon his new duties July l. He is tho
21st superintendent to he elected under
the law passed by the Legislature of 1905.
These superintendents will meet at Will
loughby lake from July 8 to 20 and will
be nstruote ed as to their duties by Mason
8. Stone State superintendent of educa-
ton.
1t cost s5.lS27s to run the March term
OF Wa shington county court. which
opened March ~. and closed June I. OF
this amount s34o7.o4 went to the petit
Jurors. $685. to the reporter, $1,000 to
the assistant judges. sS56.13 to referees,
special masters. etc, and slS3.16 to state
witnesses. To offset this Clerk NJ. f.
Smile turned into the State treasury
81, 763 &c made up from fines in county
court, sso3S7; fines from justice courts,
slso.i9 chancerv fines $1,000; county
court fees s7H5o; supreme court fees
SOS The total expense of the sheriffs
depa rtment was s2,24S7s.
Or. L. @. Fredette has sold his veterin-
airy pra ctice in this city TO Or. John j.
Farrell Of Boston, who will soon move to
Montpelier.
A son was born on Saturday TO Mr.. and
Mrs W. j. Fisher
= n
paralysis Monday morning while at
work at his creamery on Barre street
His left side is badly affected. Mr.. Cam
eron was taken to his home on Middle
sex street and was reported as resting
comfortably Monday evening.
William r. Stratton took trout from
lake Mansfield at stowe Saturday that
measured 10 inches in length and weigh
Cd three and three quarters pounds. 1t
is said to he the largest trout ever taken
from the lake.
Joseph Sassi. who was charged with
| being one of the men who assaulted
Joseph Rianchi at the Italian picnic in
| Barre last Sunday, and who was lodged
in TAIL on Monday. has been admitted TO
| bail in the sum of $500 which was fur
nished by s. Frontini. Sassn Cassl and
/
Bianchi. are now out on bail. Blanchi
has been taken from his home in Barre
10 the city hospital for treatment In
| ternal injuries are feared and 4 Is not
probable he will be able to he in city
court to-day. II not me case will be
postponed until he Is able to appear.
| John TraVers of this city. n fireman on
the Montpelier & Wells River railroad.
was badly injured Tuesday morning at
WoOdsvlle by falling from MS engine.
| He was taken to the cottage hospital in
Woodsvile. It was at first thought his
| back was broken. An examination dis
closed that This was not go, but tho hos
| pital physician fears a bad internal rup-
ture. He is "a years old and unmar-
| ried.
William f. Hotchkiss, formerly in
| the employ of Rarrows & Peck In this
city, was married recently at sherman,
Cal, to Miss Theresa r. Cross OF that
city. Mr.. Hotchkiss went West to re-
side about FIVE years ago.
r. II. Lyon and family will leave
for their new homo in Seattle, Wash.
next Monday.
The body of Mrs. Mary f. Ward
who died Monday of bronchial trouble
at the State Hospital for the Insane a.
Waterbury, passed through Montpel-
Ter Tuesday on the way to Danville
for burial. Mrs Ward was Ga years
old.