Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-03

sotn anniversary o. tneT marriage. Inc
Misses Celia Ryder, Annie Tully and
Agnes Crosby served Ice cream and cake,
while M,ssrs Michael Collins and Louis
Domain looked after the dancing, music
for which was furnished by Mr. and
Mrs. EDWARD Lee.
The Rt Rev. A. C. A. Hail. bishop of
Vermont. who has been attending the
Lambeth conference In London. Eng
land, will sail from Liverpool for home
on September 10. His first appointment
In the diocese will he with the Womans
Auxiliary in Rutland on September 20,
the bishop going directly from New
York to Rutland. This week Bishop
Hall will conduct n retreat near London
to the bishops who attended the con-
ference.
Sheriff Allen arrested David Ploof Of
this city on Saturday on an action of
trover brought by Thomas Berry OF Rich
mond. Ploof hired n horse of Berry last
Thursday night and after driving about
q long while left the animal In the city
streets here. The horse was discovered
at i've o'clock the following morning.
sheriff Allen had some difficulty In
capturing Ploof as tho latter person
saw the sheriff approaching and Jumped
through Il window
allie" Brace. colored. appeared be-
fore Judge Mower In city court on Satur-
day, charged witt entering the home OF
Mrs William Davis on Cherry street
and stealing a clock. Brace pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to not less than
two and one half nor more than three
months In the House of Correction at
Rutland. Brace afterwards sold the clock
| to n man for n small sum and the pur-
chaser spent $50 for repairs for the
same.
John Martin, Sr.. and John Martin. Jr.,
against whom cases for violation OF the
liquor law have been pending in city
court several weeks, were in court Tues
day morning and each pleaded guilty
to an Information flied against him by
States Attorney A. l.. sherman. The
| sentence In each case was term OF not
lcgs than five nor more than six months
in the House of Correction at Rutland
These cases grew out of searches made
at the hotel at the mouth of tho river
| The fouowing cases were entered Thurs-
day in Chittcnden county court: He
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of the Burlington hack ordinance.
Mrs. Jennie Niles Rorcrs of Oak
street de1 Tuesda, ortornoon at thc
Mary Fletcher hosnIta1 following an
oncratiou. she was 90 vrors old and &c
survived bv a father ana mother MIR
land Mrs q II Niles of THIS citv and
a husband William Rogars she also
| leaves four hrothors and a sister. John
| Allie Charles and Harry Niles Of this
city and Mrs. H. G.. Hovt of riconder-
ora. \ Y Tho funeral will no held
at 81 pants church THE a,tcr-
noon Mt two o'clock
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George D. Smith, formerly of this
| city and recently Of Hartford, Conn
| assumed his duties az librarian of tho
Fletcher Free Library Tuesday.
There will be no change in the assist
ants The library hours, however. be-
! ginning with yesterday. will be
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Dehcrville Tuesday afternoon and plead
ed guilty to Illegal liquor selling lie
was sentenced to serve three months in
the House OF Correction at Rutland bu,
execution of sentence was suspended and
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