Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30

remove mis- housekeeping eneCts to BOs-
| ton.
| Returns to the county clerks office
| for the month of June show the follow
ing prescriptions to have been filed by
holders Of ffth-cass liquor licenses:
Alba c. Booth of Burlington, s; NJ G.
Beebe Of Burlington. /; ]. w. O'Sullivan
of Burlington I; John A. Inman of Bur
ington. 10; \. s Hull Of Hinesburg. So;
j. @ Bcrosc Of burlington. 6; T.. r.
Crandall Of Wnooski. To- W. y. Hall Of
Burlington. 10; T.. Il. Williams of Jericho
a.
! George Winter. we'll known in this city,
has been sold by the Boston American
League club to the Detroit club, the
change to take effect at once Winter
has won only three games this season.
but the team behind him has been re-
sponsihe for many games lost. 1t scoring
only three runs in four of the games he
| pitched. Winter was anxious to- make Il
change and he left with the best wishes
of the Boston fans, who predict he will
regain his old form with the champion
Tiger team.
Charles w. RYDER and Miss Florence
| Maudc Bailey were married Tuesday
at noon by the Rev George W Brown
at the Methodist parsonage. The bride
was attlred in n brown travelling suit
with Lat to match and carried
lchrysanthcmums. The groom has been
employed as piano tuner at Bailey's
music house for several years. Mr. and
Mrs. Ryder will spend their honeymoon
taking carriage ride through the State
and will he at home at 80 Spruce street
after September !.
There will he a meeting of the Loyal
Legion, Commandery of Vermont. in Bur
linRton August II at the Stannard Memo
rial hall, The important part of the
business of this meeting will be the for
nation of plans for the meeting of the
mmandeiv -in-chief of the order which
will take place in this city at the armory
September 30. This is the first time that
the meeting Of the commanderyin- chief
has ever been held in burlington and it
will bring together many Of the promi-
nent officers of the army from different
parts of the country.
Sam Kaplan. who keeps a second hand
shop on North Winooski avenue, was
before Justice c. W. Debervine Tues
day afternoon and furnished bail in the
sum ~ So" for his appearance August 4
ing in soda bottles stamped with the
name Rosenthal BROTHERS. The case, II
made out may go seriously with Kap-
, Ian Under the statute he is liable to a
| fine of s. for every bottle sold besides
Imprisonment. 1t Is claimed he has sold
96 bottles. Grand Juror Webster is prose-
cutting,
John Kelley. who pleaded not guilty
to being tramp, was given hearing in
city court Saturday morning He was
arrested in City Hall Park, being found
asleep there on one of the benches. KEEL
ley disclaimed being tramp and 60 cents
was found on his person. He said his
home was in Waltham Mass. and that
he was on his way to Rouses Point, y.
y. He further testified that he thought
@ the park public place and that he had
a right to sleep there. He said he slept
, | in the park In Montpelier the night be-
L | fore he came here. The case was con-
: tinucd a week and Kelley was released.
The body of Mrs. Frances Martha Able
e of Washington, u. c.. who died In Can
ton, n. Y. on Friday, arrived in the
city on Saturday and was taken to the
, undertaking rooms of A. f.. Clement.
=, Burial services were held Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Elmwood ave
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:, if James II. Allen In 5000 damage
= suit brought by Edward Lynch by nex'
| friend VS. Morgan Brothers. The suit Is
< brough. to recover FOR injuries received
a by the plaintiff while in the employ o.
= the defendant company In 1852, the plain
/. tiff being 10 years OF age at the time
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" There's a man In town. of large sta
s. ture. who suffers from a complaint term
S. ed locomotiveitis. At every opportun't
he visits the railroad yards and gloat
at the large locomotives and on Sunday
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