Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-16

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Therefore, there can be no substitute
for Hoods. Get IL in the usual liuuic
form. or in tablets called Sarsatabs
tent during Tercentenary week, bobbed
IN again in city court Yesterday when
one witness, Deputy Sheriff w. NJ. Smith
Of Cambridge was heard lie told about
the same story that many other wit
nesses have told. namely that Riley hit
Zoos over the head with a billy.
l.. NJ. Hays, supervisor Of the census
for Vermont. has just returned from
| Washington, where he attended con-
ference of supervisors from several
States. An examination or applicants for
| the position Of enumerators will be held
on or about February 5. The actual work
of enumeration in the 800 districts into
which Vermont has been divided will
begin April TO-
! DR.. Il. H. Stone arrived In Philadelphia
! Yesterday on the ship "Haverford" OF the
American line after n three months stay
abroad He will reach this city to-day.
The steamer was Ave days overdue. owing
, to storms and adverse winds. The time
spent In Europe was used bv pr. stone
| In studying autopsies In London and
Vienna. DR.. Hodgkins, VINO went 10
Europe at the SAME time, will remain two
! months longer
Officers for the year were elected last
evening by the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Ancient order of iiibernans. The election
! resulted as follows. President Miss
Catherine Mcdonald: vice-presdent. Miss
| Celia Ryder; financial secretary. MISC
! Loretta " hnlon; recording secretary,
! Miss Helen McNally: trea surer. Miss
/ Agnes Eeefe mistress at arms. Miss
Margaret smollns; sentinel Miss
| Margaret Baker
The hearing OF Auguste Cadieux.
charged with committing criminal as
sault on Miss Mary Hunt of North
! Winooski avenue. completed vester-
day in city court and at nine o'clock this
| morning the court will give Il decision
| Witnesses for tho respondent have set
! mp an aibi for Cadieux and have also
tried to make out that the complainant.
Miss Hunt. was woman of loose
/ character.
In probate court Monday the will in
the estate of Mary Goddcttc of Colchest-
or was proved and Maxim G. Goddette
was appointed executor and Il. r. VOL
colt and Emile Blais commissioners. In
the estate of Nathan I.athrop of Essex,
Allen Martin was appointed administra-
tor. in the estate of iIcman BARBER OF
ESSEX Allen Martin was appointed ad-
ninistrator.
Lawrence Hayes was found guilty of
intoxication Tuesday in city court and
was fined 81 and costs Of $3.50 A case
was also brought against him. charging
him with cruelty to animals. 1t being
charged that he left a horse standing in
the street on Monday and that the ami
NAL suffered from cold. John Mooney
was found guilty of being intoxicated and
was fined s. and costs OF $3.50
Reuben Pcasley was arrested Tues
day afternoon on mittmus charging
him with a breach of the peace. For fail
ing to pay fine and costs amounting to
slSs9 Peasey will seNe IS DAYS in Jail.
George Alapa was surrendered Tuesday
by the probation Officer, and was placed
in Jail. Alapa was arrested as the result
of search made at his house by the po-
lice department.
The hearing of Paul Robinson
charged with open and gross l6wd-
ness. was taken up again in city court
on Saturday and was continued to
Friday afternoon. The charges were
brought against him by Laura Loose
more and Irene Mercier. two young
girls. and Miss MERCER told her story
on Saturday Miss Livermore's testi-
mony had been previously taken.
Robinson is under bail of $1,000
Fri n;t,,, a
in city court Isaac rereman. Sam Gross
man. Max Samueson and Moses d.
Perelman. CHARGED with jointly leasing
a place in which to keep house Of III
fame The place in question is situated
at the mouth of the Winooski river and Is
commonly termed a hotel. The case was
continued to December 81 and each OF the
respondents furnished bail in the sum
of siV.
: Chittonden county court reconvened at
Two o'clock Monday afternoon after a
recess taken nj two O'Clock on Friday
afternoon. The divorce petitions Of Mabel
Fletcher vs. Archie Fletcher OF Bur
lington and Willis o. Chamberlain vs..
MARY r. chamberlain Of Richmond We're
heard. but no decisions We're made. There
was also hearing in tho case of l.. r.
Brown w. =. II. toward, III aclipn OIL
: troVer.
At the 2}rd annual meeting of the AL
gonOuin club, held in the club rooms
TUESDAY evening, four members Of the
governing board, for term of three
, wears. were elected. They are: Prof. n
f.. Merrill. Charles u. Ordway. a. a. Tiff
f fany and DR. II. r.. Ruttles. At the sub
, seauent meeting Of the new governing
board tho following officers were elected
g President w. +. Hendee; vice-president
t II. H. Chittenden; secretary, Charles r
: Allen: treasurer, Walter c. Isham.
The annual meeting of James w
Flvnn canp. United Spanish War Veter-
: Grams, was held Tuesday night The follow
> ing officers were elected Commander
James ". I,aughton Te-elected) senior
, vice commander l.. W. Fennell; junior
. vice commander. ). II. whitaker; OH
Ger of the day, Charles Bashaw; Officer
. of the guard, William Thyme; trustee
for three years, W. r. Willard; adJutan
and uuartermaster to be appointed. The
! installation will take place the secont
T. Tuesday in January
Chittenden County Pomona Grange
No | will hold its winter meeting or
- Tuesday. December 81. with the Cham
plain Valley Grange OF this city. The
. session will open at 1870 in the morn
in~ and the time will be occupied
,o,,J IusipeSs and tho plpr-