Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02

CnarlcS ftlplVN, dITdlSHtu III 'itS Couil
Tuesday. pleaded guilty to being intoxi-
Gated and was fined S. and costs.
G.. Arthur Frcegard Of this town and
Eva NJ. Pierce of Middlehury we're mar
red here Saturday by the Rev. w. W.
Smith
Ernest Brew was arrested Thursday
md given a hearing before Justice j.
II Macomber, charged with intoxica ton
lie pleaded guilty and was fined S. and
costs, which he paid
Mrs George |. Forbes entertained Mon
day evening fifteen of the members of
Delta Delta Delta sorority in honor of
the approaching marriage Of her sister
in-law. Miss Marion Forbes.
Philip Rosenberg. formerly Of this city,
has filed petition in bankruptcy In
Rockland. Me- where he is In business.
He has property worth si55, exempt, and
no assets.
Charles Leonard. who was arrested in
+. II. McCalc's yard Tuesday evening,
yesterday pleaded guilty to being n
tramp and was sentenced by the city
court to serve 10 days IN Jail.
Henry Daley, who was in city court
Thursday, charged with intoxication
pleaded guilty and was given a straight
sentence of 80 days in jail. AS his pre-
vious ofrense was in 1906 he did not have
10 disclose.
william Marsh. Thomas Barrett and
Matthew Sears Of this city and John
Wimble of Underhll. all pleaded guilty
N city court Thursday when arrsigned,
charged with intoXlcation. Each was
fined s. and costs.
The following suits were entered Tues
day in Chttcnden county court; +, j.
Booth vs.. James Il. Brodie ct al. and
William O'Bren. ct al. Edward G.. Rein
hardt vs.. Edward =. Woodbury.. Both
are actions Of assumpsit.
The scmi-annual meeting Of the YER
mont board of medical registration. for
examinations, will he held at the Ma
sonic Temple in this city on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday July 1i-l6. The
session will begin at . O'Clock a. m on
Tuesday,
II Arthur Lee died Monday morning
at three o'clock at Binghamville after a
lingering illness of tuberculosis. Mr.. Lee
was % years Of age and nephew of
Mrs H. VI. Lord of this city. The frner
al was held at four o'clock yesterday at
ternoon at Bnghamville.
Mrs Emoline Tozer, wife Of James
Tozer died last evening al her home, ;99
South Union street She was 81 years
old. had resided in this city about three
years and leaves a daughter The flu
neral arrangements had not been com
pleted last ght
Henry Nicholson and George Harring-
ton. on pleas of guilty in city court yes
terd4y to being intox Gated. were each
fined 81 and costs. Henry Liberty plead
Cd not guilty to being intoxicated but
upon hearing was found guilty and fined
S. and costs.
Mrs. c. r. Moat and Mrs. j. u. Middle
brook entertained the lady members OF
the Mohican club with fine luncheon al
O'Clock THURSDAY afternoon a the club
house. followed by bridge whist until
f o'clock Twenty ladies were present.
Mrs +. c. Harrington made the highest
score.
Arthur Currier was arrested on Satur-
day afternoon at Lakeside, charged with
breaking into and robbing the store of
julius Roland at Lakeside. The store
was robbed during the early part of the
week, when about SO in cash was taken
from a desk A large hole was bored In
the desk and it was otherwise mutilated
W s. Coleman who has been county
work secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.. for
the past year, with headquarters in Bur
lington, has resigned tho position to take
effect July 18th Mr.. Coleman came here
from Dover. Me, and has not yet decid
ei as TO his future. His successor has
not vet been named.
The granite shaft for the l. V NJ
boulder. which was TO have been dcdi
Gated during commencement week. has
been set, and adds not a little to the as
poet Of he university campus. The
boulder now. stands out in bold relic
upon pedestal, suitably inscribed.
will he dedicated during next year,
commencement exercises.
Israel Katz was discharged from cit,
court Monday after a short hearing IL
the breach of the peace case, the testi
muny showing that the complaining wit
ness s. Berger began the fracas and hi
Katz in the eye first. Judge Mower ad
ministered little sound doctrine to boil
parties and sent them home.
The marriage Of Charles A. Eckok o
St. Adams and Miss L. Louise Shilvocl
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shil
Vock Of this city took place at St. Paul
Church at 4:30 o'clock Thursday after
noon In the presence of immediate re
latives. The ceremony was performed b
the Rev. A. G. Clarke