Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-13
66 days in the House of Correction at
Rutland. Ho will serve his time.


Mr.. and Mrs John Mueller Of Starr
Farm Beach celebrated the 25th anniver-
sary of their wedding Thursday and the
affair was a gala event for the campers
at the Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller were
presented with a purse of s2S in silver
made up by q of the campers. the pre-
sentation speech being made by Thomas
Magner In the evening a corn roast on
the shore was attended by all the camp
ers and their families and all enjoyed
themselves greatly.
Ray Collins Is certainly making the
| base ball fans in Maine open their eyes
these days During the past week he won
three games for Bangor, the third of
which was one Of 10 innings, which he
won by making a drive over right field.
In the last 80 innings he has pitched not
single team has scored This is Ger
tainly going some and Vermont has good
reason to be proud of her tall southpaw
burlington is with Collins and is hitting
| like fend.
| The following judgments for plaintiffs
| in civil actions have been rendered by
Justice a. V. Spalding: Jules Mongcon
vs.. William Dcslauries and American
Wooden company, trustee assumpsit
damages of $50 and costs of $40: Isaac
| Levin VS.. Fred and Mary Brunette as
sufpst. damages of 81 and costs Of Sab
Peter Rordo VS. Charles Nichols, trespass
damages Of SIS and costs of s766. de-
| PENDANT appeals: NJ j. Levin VS. Edmond
! Companion, cicCtment, damages Of IS and
costs of S3.43. together with possession of
premises.
Fred Goss of Boston was given hear
| ing in city court Saturday morning
| charged with stealing ride on n Rutland
freight train. He was found guilty and
fined 81 and costs of slo.7S. which he pa
after some hesitancy. His companion,
Henry Parish of Ferrisburgh. had plead
cd guilty to a similar offense a few da VS.
ago. He was fined 81 and costs of s.. IS,
| which Goss also paid. The latter had
lately been working on a farm near Bur
| inston and intended to go to Boston.
| Frank Cormicr was in city court Satur-
| day and the case against him for perjur :
was completed, he being held in bail OF
$500 for appearance in county court. In
| default Of bail he was remanded to the
| county Jail. Cormier was out several
and while the latter was drunk, Cormier
| stole his shoes. In court, he stated that
he did not ask Goddettc to testify that ho
| gave the shoes to him Uormpr) but the
testimony of other witnesses established
the fact that Cormier did make such a
| request of Goddette.
James A. Kelley possesses an itemized
bill for goods, dated 1851 from Jeremiah
| Shaw, Esquire. to George l.. Sleeper. DR.
Many of the items mentioned prove most
interesting "Sattinett' was then selling
for 81 cents a yard and blue tweed at 81
| cents Fenre boards sold at 81 for a
thousand feet and ash plank sold at a
cent foot. A pair of womens shoes was
set down at tho low price of IA cents and
10 spruce clapboards were listed at 81 -
Sally Whites bill was listed at - cents
and 81 was the price for the use of ,o'
of land for a year
Arscne A. Nantele Of 1855 Elmwood ave-
nue. died Saturday noon after a long i'll
ness with cancer. He was born in Saint,
Rose, Que. 50 years ago and came to thi.
city "a years ago. For many years h'
conducted a general store at the junction
of Intervale and Elmwood avenues an,
he had recently been in the employ Of til,
Union Pacific Tea company. He marie
Miss Virginia Cabana Of this city Is year:
ago. He is survived by his wife and ar
adopted son, George Nantelle of Bridg.
port and by three brothers. Mr.. Nan
telle was a member of the st. Joseph ant
St. John Baptiste societies. The funera
was held Monday morning at nine o'clocl
from St. Joseph's Church. with ntermen
in Mt Calvary cemetery.
For different reasons there were severa
temporary changes in the officers on tn,
different lake steamers yesterday. On ac
count of illness Capt. +. J. baldwin o
the steamer Vermont has been obliged I,
relinquish his position for the present
r. II. Rockwell, the first pilot Of tn,
steamer Ticonderoga, will captain IN,
Vermont IN Captain BaldWin's absence
First Pilot f.. NJ. Rockwell of the steame
Vermont was called TO his home 1,
Alburgh by the illness OF his wife. Thes
changes will make Grant Edison frs
pilot of the Vermont and John Rushlov
: In the same capacity on the steaIne
Ticondcroga. Captain Baldwin has beel
J in. poor health for some time, So tina
. this break down is not an entire surpris
, to his friends and relatives. but II 1
) hoped that he will be able to resume hi
v services soon.