Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-26
CITY NEWS,


Kate Hathaway was Thursday fined
10 and costs in city court, for second
iffcncc OF intoxication, the alternative
sentence being 30 days In jail.
George Arpin, arraignod before Justice
j. H. Macombcr Thursday was found
guilty Of being intoxicated and was fined
s. and costs, which he paid.
Charles Wardwcll Il policeman I'm Wi
nooski appeared before Justice Macom-
her Tuesday to answer to tho charge Of
intoXicat ton. He pleaded guilty and was
fined 81 and costs.
Reeves & Villas have sold for tho Roy.
Andrew L. Ogilvic Of Elkhart, Ind, his
summer cottage at Thompson's Point,
Charlotte. TO Della l.. Miller of New York
city and Emma c. 1anou of this city.
Mr. and Mrs George ". Holden have
been called to Wallingford to attend tho
funeral OF Mr. IIoldens mother, Mrs. p.
$. Story, who died there Sunday night
at the age of S.
William Latrcllc and Louis. DclonEe
were IN the city court Monday morn
ing and the case against them for steal
ing hound valued at $40, the property
Of Eugene Croto. was mol pressed
Mrs. g. D. Buxton. who was operated
Oh for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital returned to her home in Proc
torsvllle Tuesday. She was accompan-
led by DIR. Buxton.
Charles F. Ryan of Rutland filed pc
ttlon in BANKRUPTCY Tuesday in the Of
flee of the clerk of the district court
lie has liabilities Of $595S5 and assets
ompt.
a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed Thursday in the Officer of the
Jerk OF the district court by Frank H.
Ready, e, local hackmau. He has LA
hlltics OF tl13o and assets of sl.o6o TO-
Of which $500 is claimed exempt
The public schools Of the city closed
The fail term of work Friday and
after the Christmas vacation Will open
'or the winter term on January &. During
he vacation minor repairs VIII be made
On tho buildings.
The uivorcc petition Of Art4ma NJ Hui
Ter of Burlington VS. John +. Fuller II
parts unknown. was filed in Chitteudou
county court Monday Tho petition
alleges deScrtiou intolorablc severity and
uon-support ana is brought by George
w. Debervilie ais attorney.
John Savoy Of Winooski, charged with
petit larceny. was given n hearing Thurs
say before Justice . D. Graves in this
,ty. He pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced TO serve not less than two nor
more than three months in the House Of
direction at Rutland.
The following judgments for plaintiffs
N civil cases were entered Saturday in
city court: burlington Drug company VS..
y. \. Ross Of Greensboro. damages of
sNi2 and costs Of $l4i9; George a Hall
&c. Fred Jandro. damages of $li and costs
81 s5.74
At meeting of Ham lton Lodge, No.
Il, |. o. ., T., held last evening, the fol-
owing officers were elected: A. G. Davi~,
y. G.; s J. Lapier, V. c.; y. W. War
ner. secretary; H. W. Thomson, treas
urcr. The appointive officers will be in
stalled al the next meeting
Thomas Pope. charged with a second
offence of intoxication, pleaded guilty
"hcn arraisned in city court Tuesday.
10 was sentenced to serve 30 days in
jail. Pope disclosed on n stranger and
Ills disclosure was accepted. Charles
Mead pleaded guilty to first offence
and was fined S. and costs of $7.i5.
William r. and Lizzie NJ. Chambers
Of Colchester transferred Thursday to
Isaac Perleman, NJ. y. Pereman, Samuel
Grossman and Max Samuelson the River
side hotel property. situated near the
mouth of the Winoosk! river. The pro-
porty consists OF &c acres of land, with