Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-05

rI'h tuIltu ana Leonard culver OF
West Salisbury were lodged in Jail Mon
day by Deputy sheriff y. j. Sam
ford charged with stealing bag OF
grain and buffalo robe from Thomas
Jaya, also of West Salisbury. He had
lcft tho articles in his sled at tho mil
shed and it is said Eat in pursuing
Currcn and Culver they We're seen to
Gump the grain and robe from their
sleigh about mile from the village
cattle shipment Monday consisted Of two
carloads for the Brighton market. Mon
day. market day. butter brought &c and
eggs 4Oc.-Frank Boylau of Pittsford,
Mass, Is visiting his mother Mrs. Mary
Boylan.-John A. Porter, who has been
i'll. is able to be out
Hay buyers Tor the most part have
stopped making new contracts, confin-
ing thcir attention TO the pressing of the
hay they have a.. hand. A rise in the
market price Is looked for within a few
wceks.- Rev. w II. Wushburne
will preach at the Methodist church
Sunday morning on "What Have We in
Jesus ana what Has He in rs;" even
ing theme. IIahit."-Unclaine letters
at the postonice arc for Mrs. Mabel f.
Cardell. Mrs. Altra Cram, Miss Nina
Adams, Mary Amidon, Miss Christine
Smith. Miss Mary Dumas. Miss Eva
Duquctt, Miss Lillian White, Miss Effia
Guyetto. Miss Amelia Lucia, Jerry Rus
sell. Southard j. Cutting, Henry God
dard. Michael Free. +. l.. Wood. WIN.
Mintzer, r. F. Ladue. frankie Martell
and c. G. Lloyd. Charles T.. McIugh,
for some time day clerk at the Sargent.
has resiEned.-Work on the fountain in
front of the postoffice has been suspend
ed until spring.
hearing was given Fred Curren and
Leonard Culver. the West Salisbury mon
held on the charge OF larceny, before
Justice E. NJ. Toote Tuesday afternoon
and they were held for the grand fury.
Curren under $500 bonds and Culver
s3ol Neither could furnish bail and
both are still in Jail. Aside from the bag
Of grain and buffalo robe which they are
charged with having stolen from Thomas
Laya. other alleged thcfts have been dis
covered in a harness taken from Ira
Pond, student. a horse blanket belong
ing 10 John Marsoli lis and half roll Of
dress goods from some shopkeeper.
The volunteers of IS hose company
has nominate the following for Officers
the coming year: Foreman e f.. Turner
william IAPan and James Mullgan.
first assistant. T.. l.. HuestiS and G. j.
Duncan second assistant. G. j. Duncan
Jonn Lowell and f. l.. Huestis; clcrk.
J. = MUilcau. w. H. MoroCsnb. James
Muliisan, lanes NJ Nu,id ana William
blPau; treasurer James Muliigan and
Harry Kelley; secretary. James McNulll
j. p. Mulisan and G. J Duncan. will
liam LaPan, w H. MorcOmb. Harry
Kelley. r. Bissett and f. l.. Huestis
commisSary. John Lowell, Harry Kelley
G. J Duncan. William LaPau. James
Mulligan. w. II. Morcomb, Harry War
nor and A. Bissett; delegate to State con-
vention. g. ]. Duncan. Harry Warner
James Mulligan, II. L. tiuostis William
lIaPan and J. P. Mulhgan. The election
will take place the first Tuesday even
ing In January.-At the annual meeting
Of Father Daley Council, knights OF
Columbus, Tuesday evening, the follow
Ing officers We're elected G.. *. Thomas
Burns, p. c. X, John Halpn; r. s..
Napoleon Boudreau: r. s.. p. Z. Dillon:
treasurer, NJ A. Haher; chancellor n.
II. McCue; lecturer. Ira II .IAFleur:
warden, Macy Dorion. trustees for three
years, Ira ". LaFleur. Isaac I.avcnche
and Edward p. Seymour, The lns'alla-
ton will take place later the date not
having been scttlcd.-Miss Hattie kellogg
Of Cream Hill, Shoreham is in town with
friends after visit to Bul'lingt Wi
liam I. Hill of Newark y. J., Is In
town Miss Della Douglass has entered
the employ OF G. F. Rich as clerk for
the holidays. Mrs. Olney Comstock has
gone TO Holyoke, Mass. where she will
visit relatives for few Weeks.-Aaron