Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16

The store Mt 2l1 College street Is being
fitted up for the treasurer's office OF the
university. A fire proof vault is being
Installed and the interior will zoe appro-
priatey finished. In the rear a consulta-
ton room will be parttioned off ind the
OFFICES for transacting the regular bust
ness will be in front The vault IS some
thing badly needed by the university as
the institution has no place in which to
Keep valuable documents safe from fire.
H. d. Weller of Hinesburgh was Tues
any appointed by the Judge OF the
PROBATE court administrator in the
estate of Mercy w. Pierce, late Of
liinesburgh The will of IIoratlo
LOOMS, late OF New Yorl, city was
proved and established and Mrs
LOOMS was appointed exccutrix. A.
i' Whittcmorc and II. S. Weed were
appointed appraisers ana commission
ers.
j. c. Jones of this city, who has been
for over three years private secretar,, 10
Collector c. II. Darling. has resigned that
position and re-entered the regular Gus
toms service. His place will be taken
temporarily by S. f. Darling. Jr.. of
IiardWick. The new secretary is a son of
Or. and Mrs. s. f. Darling of Hardyic,,.
Mr.. Jones was formerly in the civil sorv-
ice department. lie will now, in com
pany with l.. w. Fenncll. take TN the
work Of the late c. L. Alexander.
William Humphrey Of this city, Philip
Morton and John Demming of ST. Adams.
Seth Johnson OF Willston. brigham Nc
Farland of HYDE Park and Randall
| Childs Of Morrisvillc left Tuesday night
| for Bordentown. y. J.. Military Institute.
They were Joined IN New York by Ken
meth and Donald Kinds of this city. With
two boys from Middetown Springs and
another Morrisvile lad the Vermont dele
| cation Mt Bordentown totals Il.
Collector Charles " Darling yesterday
| announced the duties on imports for the
! port OF Burlington. during the month Of
August. AS SEC, TOO. 80. For the same month
last year the receipts were sa7,5lI.o2 The
great difference is caused by the fact that
an exceptionally large amount of grain
was imported during the month of
August. 1903 This was the biggest month
during the time that Collector Darling
has held office here. Merchandise to the
value Of $40 was exported last month
Eary Saturday morning raid was
made on the house Mt rs IntervaIe ave-
nue.. Nine young women were taken to
the county Jail and later In the day ar
raigned In city court in answer to
charges of prostitution, 70 which they
pleaded guilty. A fine OF so and costs of
$3.50 was imposed on each Of the prisoners.
which was paid. The names given were
May Wells. Eva Martin Pearl bingham
Mildred White, Maud King. Grace Miller.
Emma Mayo, Alice Black and Isabel
Grant
The Rev. Walter Clayton Clamp, WHO
will be remembered as having spoken in
St. Paurs Church something over year
ago In behalf of the Episcopal Church
| missions IN the Philippine Islands. was
| married July 81, at All Saints Mission
Bontok. Mountain Province in the
Philippines. The Rev. Mr. Clapp has
been for some six years a missionary in
the islands. He has several relatives and
! many friends in Burlington and In
Jericho, which latter place is his birth
place.
The fourth ward republican caucus.
held Monday evening in the city court
'' wa" 'N'"'" W " 'lId'I MANNER
ana the business was disposed OF in
snort nrne. Henry Sails vas NOM
mated as the candidate for alderman.
Frank Morgan was elected chairman
Of the meeting and william Thyme
was elected secretary. The name of
Mr. Sails was presented by Amos
Brockney and the nomination wac
unanimous
p'oS VI ''e cry e'e''f'' ''Rht department
i''''' I'VE "tle WINE
"'' n 0' r''''"o"' avenue H"luroaF
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was '"N.,' 70 ''e MARY rietc"er hospital
- Wv
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q, rH'Sn'' "''o'e 'u''''r " w. p'per-
'''le Aoi'o"S "n 'h' ''ifse Oh having
III MS PosseSS'o'' '"'oA''d''ns liquors
wiz" intent 10 sill "' p''' ana WhlSkeY
round at ms mousse OH SATURDAY We're adj
luoS"o torleteu ny '"e court ana or
uered coh'iSc"tcu' M Ma'l"r was or
oered TO pay the cosis OF SEIZURE which
amounted 10 *l4.NS' ana Tor having liquor
on mana WIN intent |" sell 10 winch
charge ne pieaoen guilty. ne was SEN
fenced 10 serve 'nree hloh'hs IN me