Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20

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ent was placed under 5000 bonds On
the charge OF selling. and keeping with
intent to sell The liquor seized was
adjudgcd forfeited and ordered de-
stroyed Mr.. Reagan put In a claim
| for the liquor and furnished a bond
for It, The case will come up for trial
at the September term Of franklin
| county court.
The hearing In the case OF State VS.
Sam Finegold. alleging the larceny Of
s22 In money and a gold watch and chain
| from NJ Becker OF Burlington, was Tues
day discontinued and the respondent
discharged. as no evidence of an in
eliminating nature was found.
The hearing In the matter OF the
ST. Adams street railway. which has
been on here before the Hon. Roger
| W. Hulburd, has been adjourned until
August %.
The fall term OF tho city schools will
begin Tuesday. September s.
The Hon. William u. Borah, United
States senator from Idaho and the Hon.
| 2cd s. Stanton Of Roxbury will be the
| principal speakers ut Il republican rally
! to be held IN this city Friday evening.
| August q. senator Bornh Ia one Of the
famous orators Of the country and a
great lawyer. He recently added to his
fame by his participation In the Hey
| wood murder case. when he exposed the
| inner workings of the Western Federan
OF Miners and Caused Harry Orchard to
make his remarkable murder confess
s,ons The rally will be in charge
o. the Taft and Sherman Campaign club,
! ,,l ctit vcd tn
sive campaign to increase the popular
vote for the party nominee and ncidently
swell the number of State, district and
county delegates to the number that this
| city is actually entitled too and should
have.
A base ball game has been arranged
hot ween the st. Adams Independents and
the Swantons, to he played at Swantoa
Saturday afternoon.
The news has been received here OF the
death Of Howard Baker, In collision
between teams. Mr.. Baker was IS years
old and was one of Manchcster's best
known horsomen. lie was for many
| years n resident OF this city where he
was associated with the late Thomas
| Tierney In the horse business.
H. n. Bolton has sold to Max Brown
house and lot on Federal street Tho
consideration was 1900.
Or. Graham ellison, who has been pas
sing two weeks here has returned to
Derby. conn.
Miss Uortense Rognier Of Springfield,
Mass. who has been visiting her aunt,
Miss Melvina Cayc, left yesterday for
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Champion,
who have been In Boston for some time.
have returned and opened their house
on Bank street. Their daughter Mrs.
~ Allen Coodspecd. and two children
will arrive here this week from Texas
to spend several months with them.
Archie Scott Of Dunnellon Florida is
spending month here among old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Champion and
children have returned to Newton Cent
or, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Foster ~ Cambridge,
Mass. is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
W. Hyde.
! C. F. Terrence has been called TO Up
pcr Jay. \. Y, by the serious illness OF
his father,
Miss jennie f. Osborne and Miss Lettio
| Greene nave ENUt " NSu''' N'NS f''' -
TO- few days stay
William Davis Of The Needles. Cal,
Is passing a month Mt his old home here.
Miss Mary 6. stranahan has gone TO
Murray Bay, Que, to visit Miss Lonise
| w. TAFT.
Miss Mary Trudcau Of BOSTON is VISIT
ing Mr. and Mrs. walter BALDWIN.
Miss Mollie Arnold, Of Broodbrook'
Conn. who has been visiting Miss Sara
S. Ford. has returned home.
Mrs Andrew simpson and Miss Marion
Simpson of Southbr'dCe, Mass arc
visiting here for a few days.
Mrs Helen Randall and Miss Eta
Randall Of FRANKLIN are passing few
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Pomcroy
Ms w j. Henry has returned from
a few weeks IN Albany, y. Y, aud Bur
! linRton.
Miss Ethel Hrush Of BOSTON Is visiting
Miss Helen Holmes for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Charles L. Bingham have
gone TO Portland, Me. for two weeks
J George Wheelock Of New York Is the
| guest of his sister, Mrs, r. r. Holmes.
Charles Mcclure Of Stanford, Conn.
Is in camp with Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
| Buck at The Pines"
II. A. Rivers Of Hartford Conn, Is
passing q few days Ie.