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

beorsc W. HaSWelI was in city court
Thursday and pleaded guilty to being
intoxicated. He was fined IS and costs of
1856.
The suit OF Dclhert Miller Of Hunting.
ton VS.. u. u. McGillicuddy and Fred
owen of lfinesburgh. an action of tres
pass to recover $500 damages, was entered
Friday in Chittendcn county court.
Jesse German, soldier from Fort
Ethan Allen, was Monday fined s., and
costs of s7.95 for intoxicaton. Victor viens
was also fined s. and costs Of $500 on his
plea of guilty to n first offence
ON Monday. the day of expiration of
the period for paying taxes without ex-
ira charges, City Treasurer Grant re-
ceivod N631l.4l at his office in City Hall.
on Saturday he received s46.7o411.
Thomas Buckley, Irwin Dart and Pat.
rick Shcehan were arrnigned in city
court yesterday, charged with first Of
lenses of intoxicatlon. Each pleaded
guilty and received fine of IS and costs.
Levi Vincent was giving a hearing in
city court Friday, charged with breach
Of the peace, his specific offensc being
to strike John Glynn on the head He
was found guilty and was fined $40 and
costs
A. l.. Konnison was before Justice G.
w. Detervlle Friday and was fined s.
and costs of $50 for refusing to pay his
fare on a passenger train between Mont
pelier and Essex. Edward LcClair was
fined s. and costs OF Sc 20 or intoxlcation.
Fred Smith of Essex was arraigned
before Justice G. w. Debcrvlle Thurs
day, charged with intoxcation He plead
ed guilty and was fined s. and costs. He
will serve the alternative sentence of 10
day. in Jail
Mary Haley, arragned before Justice
G. w. Deberville Tuesday. pleaded gull
~ TO breach OF the peace and was fined
81 and costs Of $50, Charles Devlin
pleaded guilty to first offensc OF in
toxication and was fined s. and costs OF
$50
Thomas Mann and Barney Foley
charged with violating the city hack ordi-
rance. wcre given hearings in city court
yesterday afternoon. Their cases as well
as those heard last week, are now under
consideration by Judge Mower, whose
decision will be announced later
Cases were Friday assigned for hear
Ing at the September term OF Chittcndon
COUNTY court. which convenes September
. There were - jury cases and 40 court
cases. The number of jury cases Is I'M
usually large. Judge Elcazar /. Water
man VIII preside At the coming tcrnl
The divorce petition OF Frederick Fury
Of Bolton vs.. Harriet W. Flury WAS en-
tered Tuesday in Chittenden county
court, the grounds alleged being intoler-
bic severity The suit of Louis Green
Cush VS.. Thomas Parizo, apt. an action
of assumpsit, was entered yesterday.
b. T. Webster and Edward Gangraw
both of Colchester, were arraigned before
Justice j. II. Macomher Tuesday after
noon. charged with intoxication. Each
pleaded guilty and received a fine OF So
and costs but In default of cash will serve
the alternative sentences of 10 days In
jail.
city Treasurer l.. C. Grant reports that
about $4,000 of the taxes assessed for
this year were paid before the closing of
his office Monday evening. The total
amount coiectable Is about $245 700. War
rants for the unsolicited taxes viii be
made out and placed in the constables
hands at once
The first meeting Of the creditors OF +.
j.. Meigs, bankrupt, formerly proprietor
of the Imperial on North Winooski ave-
nue., was held Monday before Referee
q. W. Deberville. john +. Lavele was
elected trustee of the estate and Referee
Deberville appointed Van A. Nye, A. c.
There was hearing in city court
Thursday in the matter Of Intoxicating IL
Guor seized at Philip Loundry's on ST.
Paul street Mr.. Loundry skipped out
when he saw the officers approaching.
a case of beer was seized and brought
away. The beer was Thursday ordered
destroyed and Loundry was taxed the
costs Of seizure. SS.s5.
A. l. Sherman and ]. ]. Enright were
in Charlotte yesterday attorneys IN the
case of John Mcdonald VS.. Meader Ger
via. an action to recover wages The
case was heard by Justice c. A. Foote,
who rendered judgment for the defendan MT
to recover his costs Mr.. Enright ap-
peared for the plaintiff and Mr. Sherma n
Cor tie defendant.
MIR, ana Mrs. D. MacHaffie and Miss
Macliaffie, who have been guests of
Mrs. MacHaffie's mother, Mrs. Charles
Seymour, left Saturday to spend 10 days
Ia Wisconsin. on September 3. they will
sail from New York for Europe, ac-
complained by Mrs. Seymour, and after
several months Of travel the party will
return to China.
Larry Gardner the well known r-ni-
vcrsity Of Vermont player who Joined
the ranks of the Boston American
League team and who was then far1ned
out to the Lynn New England League
Team, has been lied to Boston.
Larry hit and flelded Mt a fast pace for
Lynn and Jim MCCLURE, the Boston
manager, thought that he was good
enough 10 give another try out.
Thers was a hearing at the county
;lcrk'S office yesterday afternoon before
Judge A. a Hall Of st. Adams as chan
rellor in the Caledonia county case of s.
T.. Angel VS.. +. a. Basaw, in the matter
of the report Of the master appointed tc
hear the case. W. II. Dutton OF nard-
wick represented the orator, while b. F.
Iulard OF the same town appeared for
the defendant.
Thomas Kennedy died Friday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock at the St Joscphs Or.
phanage of general debility. He was
about 76 years of age and had residet
at the orphanage for six years. lie is