Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-25


city court in the case of John Collins VS.
c. +. Nichols for the plaintiff to recover
$3.50 and costs of S574
Johr Leach was given hearing before
Judge Mower last evening and pleaded
guilty to being intoxicated He was fin
cd 500 and costs, which he paid.
Joseph Matthews and A. Winderl when
arraigned in city court Friday. plead
ed guilty to being intoxicated and each
received fine of s. and costs.
The Rev. Gemont Graves Of this city
has received the degree Of Doctor Of Div
Unity from Trinity College at Hartford,
Conn.
Huntley & Strong. proprctors Of the
Burlington Steam Laundry. have dissolved
partnership and the business will hence
forth be conducted by Mr.. Huntey.
George Couture or Curtis. arraigned
before Justice Macomber yesterday morn
ing, pleaded guilty to being intoxicated
and was fined s. and costs, which he paid.
Judgment was rendered in city court
Thursday in the case Of Burlington
Grocery company VS.. Allen Chesmore of
Jericho for the plaintiff to recover $50 10
ana COSTS or Sh4
Thomas L'Esperance arraigned in city
court Monday afternoon. pleaded not
guilty to being intoxicated. on hearing
ne was found guilty but appealed and
furnished bail for his later appearance.
Or. r. W. johnson Of Pearl street was
operated SATURDAY. at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for appendicitis. The
h,. Ir -
Tnkham.
G. F.. Kennedy for 80 years in the en-
ploy of the Shepard & Morse Lumber
company Oh years in this city and lately
the manager Of the companys New York
oflice) will engage in business on his own
account July /. with an office at is Broad
way, New York city.
A letter received in Burlington from
Madam Mary 1uga Liebich. now of
Christiana, Norway. states that she is in
poor health. After her return to Norway
from Burlington. Madam Liobich under
went an operation for cancer and her
recovery has not been complete.
Miss Irene A. HAYWARD. formerly Of
this city, has Just completed a year of
study al Mrs Daviss school. Br!arcliff
Manor y. Y. and sailed on the 'Lusi
tania" last week in company with her
mother. Mrs. Ella F. Hayward. for a
years travel abroad.
The following cases were entered Tues
day in Chttenden county COURT Buell.
Thomas and wife of Watervile VS. r.
O. Strong and wife Of Westtord. an
ton Of trespass, al damnum, $1,000; NJ.
Hershburg and George Sager vs.. r.
l.. Young and wife. action to replevin
furniture valued at $500.
Enos Douglas of Shelburne and James
Lee were in city court Thursday and
pleaded guilty to being intoxicated. Each
was fined 81 and costs Lee pad. The
case against Minnie Hurlburt, little
girl, who was charged with breach of
the peace. was mol pressed
Theodore and Jennie Buck. William
Smith, Lorenzo Cardinal. Joseph La
France and James r. Reynolds, all
charged with intoxcation. were arraign
ed In city court Monday and all plead
ed guilty. each receiving fine of s.
and costs.
The annual department encampment of
the Spanish American War Veterans,
which was to have been held in this city
Tuesday, was postponed by Depart
ment Commander f L.. Greene of ST. Al
bans until the Vermont Regiment, Ma
tional Guard, returns from the manoeu
Ners at f!ne camp y. T. ne ua'e LOT
the encampment mas not oe'n set
TWO mammoth pineapples raised by
Nrs t1onrv Wells on her Welton planta-
,io, at Miami. Fla. are on ,isplay In c.
A BARRIERS show window. The speci-
mems weigh twelve pounds each The
average weight Of a pineapple is two
pounds Mrs Wells has 5000 pinea pple
P'ail's U" hei P''"'"'''''
Decision was rendered in city court
Saturday in the case against Matte
Coretti charged with violation of the
Ucnior law. Mrs Coretti was adjudged
the owner Of tho stun seized recently
at Rose Croto's place on Battery street
and WAS taxed the costs of seizure,
amounting to sl5%. The LIQUOR was or
dered DESTROYED
Hugh w THOMPSON Of - South Willard
.treat has heen annointed assistant
chemist at THO Vermont State laboratory
=, hygiene 10 succeed Prof. II. L, White
who leaves for the West the first of next
month. Mr. Thomson Is a graduate Of
Ieland Stanford University and has
resided in burlington during the past
year. He will begin his duties at the
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