Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
CITY NEWS.

The ladies OF the G. \. r. have moved
their headquarters from Main stree, 70
rooms in the Barrows block at 81 Church
street
| Fred Bean was arraigned Monday in
city court and pleaded guilty to the
charge Of intoxication. He was fined s.
and costs, and intends to pav.r,y
| In probate court yesterday In the estate
Of Selma Fox of Milton, Leon n. Latham
was appointed administrator, and II. c.
McNall and J. a. Kennedy commissions
| ers
| In Chi,tendcn county court on Sat,ir-
day in the divorce case of Alma Parizo
/ VS.. Dolph Parizo, both of Winooski. a bill
was granted the petitioner on the grounds
| of intolerabln severity.
/ The case of Adelaide G. Clark VS.. Alfred
H. Archambault, an action Of assumpsit
/ to recover $3.50, was entered Tuesday IN
/ Chittendcn county court. The plaintiff is
resident Of this city and tie defendant
resides in Georgia.
| William laChance was arrested Sun
day In Richmond. charged with stealing
horse and wagon in White River
/ Junction. Deputy Sheriff Murphy accom-
! panied the prisoner to Essex Junction.
I where hc was met By Sheriff Allen.
! The cage of Frank l.. Andrews We. Irar-
! ley Palmer. an action of assumpsit with
500 involved, was entered yesterday in
Chittcndcn county court. The plaintiff
resides in Shelburne and the defendant
in Hines5urgh.
| Edward Broderick Of Vergennes pleaded
| guilty tu a charge of ntoxicaton in city
court on saturday and was fined IS and
costs Of $3.50. Edward Seaver of Boston
! also pleaded guilty to the same charge
and was fined s. and costs Of ss.46. Both
men intend to pay.
Three DRINKS appeared in city court
| Thursday morning and pleaded guilty
Catherine Younger was fined 81 and COSTS
of S7G4, Frank Farrell was fined s. and
| costs Of sCi and Frank McArm was
! fined s. and costs OF 1854 The three
/ persons expect to pay.
In Chlttcrden county court Thursday
/ in the case OF Josie l.. Pierce VS.. William
l.. Pierce a petition for divorce, a bill
/ was granted on the grounds Of intolerable
/ severity. In the case Of George F. burst
+ vs.. william Crystal, an entry of settle
! mcnt ana discontinued was entered.
! OF those who took the Rhodes scholar
shin ev,,nina,ions bold rnront,, in MI.
city. two men passed, Evans Kidder Mid
dlebury, Y and D. ". McCleland.. /. V.
NJ IL The eligibility of the men must
now be passed upon by the committee in
charge.
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,ei,rs ago. All of the calls, were badly
needed and in some families more than
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The gymnasium AT the university Is
beng h'ted mp so that ne faclltles 1oI
giving hdnquets VIII ne rnuch better Gas
ranges VIII be inStaNed ana men are al
ready at work putung In the gas and
water services. The stoves Will prob
ably he placed in what Is Known ms the
armory, and the alterations VIII be COM
''eleu a' soon az pos9'"'e
/ Al the annua meeting OF ~. Joseph
Court, G. o. r. heid Iast evening IN the
! rooms on Main street the Following Of
/ iicerS were elected: Jules S,maNs, {. X
/ j. Anger '. Il. H. o. Lafhpert. II. - X
( II. Gclkneau, r s; }. Poissant. f. S:
w. II. Girard, treasurer, Edward Par
ent, speaker and l.. Chicone, a. LESSER
and y. Fugero, trustees
"a. '.l 'n1ou' rsiI ,rh,,,,'na,. ,nre,,
! the PROPOSAL TO limit the term of deacons
to five years was considered, II was voted