Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-12
60, 3G6 Testimonials

Freyman. At the close Of the ceremony
supper was served in the hall and music
was furnished by an orchestra for dane
ing
| The civil suit of Howard A. Lewis va
Paul Robinson an action to recover
damages of 800 was taken IN in city
| court Monday afternoon, when the
plaintiffs side was presented. A contn-
uancc was taken UNI. next week
| Wednesday In this case the PLAINTIFF
claims that the defendant, by reason
- his careless guidance of an automo-
bile ran into him on Shelburne road.
overturning the carriage and causing in
! turtles to Mr.. Lewis and damage to the
lors and rig
| Vermont Lodge. No. &c. New England
| order Of Protection. will celebrate the
2lst anniversary Of the Incorporation of
the order, Tuesday evening, November
l., at $50 O'Clock. Mt their hall. a. Church
| street Tho exercises Will consist of roll
| call. music. speeches. Rotations and
| other features followed by Entertainments
| Officers high in rank will be present. The
| special event of the meeting will he the
roll call to which every member present
or absent will he required to respond by
word OF mouth or writing
| The burlington high school Yesterday
| closed the most successful foot ball season
! in the schools history The team has
! played seven games with score Of l47
| points and has not once been scored
| upon. Every team which was PLAYED was
| heavier than the II II. S. team but good
| hard practice, fine spirit and superior
| coaching gave the team the advanta 20
over her rivals. Tho state championship
was again defended when sho beat Goddard
| Seminary on the Centennial field BY Il
! score Of - to O.
| MANY stories in connection with the
deer hunting season are being told on
the street It is said that one man shut
tame deer up in his barn the latter
part of last week ana then shot him
Monday morning. The bullet passed
through tao dcer's neck and Killed
horse that was standing In tho stable
jenkins says he fails to see any sport IN
tits kind of hunting. It IS also related
that ono hack which was brought into
tie city N n spectacular manner was
urcAascd AZ q meat market IN neigh
Joseph Lapointc Jean FORMER. VIII
liam Lyons. and William Roach were
arraSned N city court Monday and
each pleaded guilty 70 first offenso ~
| intoxiCatiou. \ fine of S. and costs was
| imposed in each case. Edward Porrv
and Earl Harrington pleaded guilty 10
second offenses and received straight
sentences e 80 days In tall. Joseph BAR
ret pleaded guilty TO second offense
| He disclosed that he obtained his stuff
| from two strangers. TIE disclosure was
not accepted and Barrett was remanded
| to. Jail.
Signs that the open season for deer
was on perc everywhere manifest Mon
day Tn" local markets were ha rily
opened Monday morning when deer
began to arrive and were offered for sale.
F. liowcs & co. secured two bucks one
Of these, weighing 200 pounds was shot
by Charles Savage in Bolton Notch The
other san larger one. .as brought
in by y. J. Bixby Of Richmond. Howard
6 Chase also received two bucks. ono.
wcigGinz; go pounds. came from ]. y
Nay o. Jericho. The other one wa
Younger and weighcr 20 pounds THIS
was shot ot three O'Clock In the morn
ing by Mr.Srllivan in Wiuiston nre q. f., |
and II. NJ. 1oudon and T.. .. Twitchcn
hunted near the month Of the Lamoine
river and tine latter captured buck
Charles Wilson. who claims IerdHi~k
as his homo. was arraigned in city court
yesterday morning for two charges. IN
toXication and petit larceny He pleaded
guilty TO the FIRST charge and was fined
Sc and costs. He will serve 10 davs In
tho petit larceny charge II was alleged
that Wilson stole two pairs % stockings
ono pair of mittens a pair of drawers
one shirt. n paIr OF overai!s and a cigar
holder from Frank Hill. who rooms at
80 St Paul street. Wilson pleaded not
guilty and the case was held for trial
until afternoon, Two witnesses did NOT
appear. however. and the case will n.
| tried to-day The State will try 70 prove
that Wilson sold the articles 10 ono TO-
| seph IAshaway and proceeded to get
| drunk on the proceeds
James Ryan and Kate Hathaway were
arraigncd in city court on Saturday he
fore Judge Mower for intoxicafl9n Rvan
pleaded guilty and was fined S, and
costs, II being Mrs. IlGthawavs fourth
offense she was obliged to disclose She
| said she obtained her liquor from RYAN.
two half pints of whlskey and tWo bot
ties Of beer being sufficient to get them
both drunk. She received 70 STRAIGHT
sentence OF 30 days IN the county iall
Ryan pleaded guilty to furnishing and
was sentenced 10 not less than three ar
moro than four months at the House OF
Correction at Rutland. He will serve HIS
sentence there after he finishes hts ten