Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-14

fenced TO serve 80 days IN iail pa,
Bouchard pleaded not guilty to frs
citcnse but upon hearing was foun
guilty He will serve an alternative son
tence Of 10 days in Jail.
despatch received in this city nm
! nounces the death in New Work. v'uce
/ day OF Joseph Ahcarn. son Of Thomas /.
Ahoain. Mr.. Ahcarn was in the .5,I
year OF his age. He was formerly
clerk in the local postomce and was -
one time member OF Company NJ. Y
y. G. Ilc is survived by his father m
by one brothcr, FRANK.
Albert LcgRct and Edward Vjitt.r,or
were before Justice J. r. Stcarns Thure
day and pleaded guilty to
preach OF the peace, commit ecd a
&c" Years time IN Bolton lumbel
camp. Legett vas sentenced to serve a
days in fail, Ne being without funds
Whttemore paid Il fine Of So and costs
George Burbank, aged - died at the
poor farm Thursday afternoon of oil
age. attor long illnesa. He il survival
BY wife. who also resides at the non,
farm, son and daughter. The son is
al tie State hospital for the insane a,
Waterbury and the daughter lives IN
South Burlington.
Richard Curtis Of Boston, who has iust
finished ten days sentence I'm iaiI for
intoxication. was in city court Yesterday.
and pleaded guilty to n second offorco
receiving ~ sentence OF 30 DAY In iail. Ilc
disclosed that a soldier. unknown TO him.
whom he mot in Winoosli. gave him the
stuff producing his intoxication.
Justin Mahoncy was arrnigned In city
court Saturday and pleaded guilty 10 a
second offence OF intoxication. receiving
sentence Of 30 days in Jail Mahoney
disclosed that he net r soldier known
To- him only as mickey" They had
several drinks Of whiskev together
Mickey assuming all financial obliga-
lions arpcrtaining thereto.
The members of Champlain Valley
Grange. No. 400, held their annual in
stallation Of officers ON Saturday evening
IN the Knights OF Pythias rooms. the
installing officer being -. s Hopkins OF
Fratteboro. Refreshments We're served
after the installation. The names Of the
officers installed appeared IN the Free
Press AT the time OF their election.
The roof % the new monastery %. tho
Fanny Allen hospital has been u.t on
and tie Stating is in progress. On the
interior. the permanent partitions are
being made and tho lathing is under
way. The q. s. Rlodpclt company is At
work INSTALLING; tho hot water heating
apparatus and a force ot mon are en-
gagged in wiring tie new structure for
electric lights.
HYDE Donahue Of Georgia. a graduate
If bellows Free Academy in tho class OF
"%' is passing few days in this city
ith friends. Nj. Donahue leaves on the
9th Of this month for Washington, y.
=. where lie will pursue a course Of In
truction in u preparatory school to
Iualify FOR entrance 10 the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Thomas Howard was arraicned before
Justice J r .Stearus Tuesday and
pleaded guilty to first offence of
ntoxiCat!on. receiving Il fine of 81 and
costs of sG.45. Fred Muir. charged with
stealing a watch from Eva Degraft. was
oefore Justice Stearns and tho case
leainst him Was confused to January
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. White lave "a
.urned from Cambridge and Indorhiu |
after attending the marriage Of H. a. |
Roulands of Brooklyn. y y. and Miss
Alice NJ. Thomas Of Cambridge formerly !
If Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. White also |
attended the 45th marriage anniversary |
IF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
White. at Tnde,h!ll.
Edward Cote and Miss Lydia Enlard !
If South Burlington were united ~ mar |
iage Tuesday morning at s. 1osenh's
Church The Rev. J. NJ Cloarcc per
ormed the ceremony. I'll" wedding was a
luiet one. only the father o. tito bride.
frank Emardj and n nro,'icr-in-law ~
he groom. Frank I.aplan being present
II the ceremony.
The stockholders Of tie Perfection
'vergaiter company held their annual
meeting Tuesday. The following were
lect"d directors: George A Rumsov.
an y. Nye, NJ. L. Sanborn, Thomas +.
onion g. l.. Edwards ;. y Putnam
nj .. ". Edwards. Tie directors elect
i the following officers: President. G.
T.. RumSeN, VIce-presldont. NJ T. San-
orn; secretary, G. l.. Edwards; treas
Ier, e. s. Lord.
., ". Young Of Arlington died Tues
aY afternoon at $40 O'Clock at the home
bis son, e. =. Young. Of tho Richard
m He was - years of age ana had
rem a guest OF his son for about three
;eeks. A PRAYER service was hrid Mt
hr house yesterday at $50 o'clock
nd the body will be taken TO ARLINGTON
his morning. Mr. Young is sur
we'd by a wife. a son and daughter.
+. Young OF this city and Mrs. l.. A.
uck of South SALISBURY.
General o. o, Howard Court. I. O. =
cid annual installation OF officers IN
no knights of Pythias rooms ON Church
ireet. Tuesday evening Tie following
ficcrs were installed: Chief ranger ! ,
craft past chief ranger, W i (
ormicr; vice chief ranger Peter Ashev:
rator, George Pouchett; senior Woodland.
rthur Benway; recording secretary.
oseph iIerms financial secretary. Alec
errett treasurer. Gus Tromhloy: headlc.
rthur T.omsbury. {
Mrs. philomcnc Lamoinc was IN ci.y
ourt yesterday and pleaded guilty 10
eepins dsorderly house Sho was
ned 500 and costs OF 1885,. which she
aid. Violet Turner, Jessie King. Nav
rawford and Florence Duval each
loaded guilty to open ana gross
'wdness and each paid n fine Of SO and
osts Of s5o5. The case against Mrs.
acob Marsha. who also arrested on a
milar charge, was mol pressed.
r.. y. Clark. secretary Of the Y NJ G.
=, has been presented with an anti
iated candlestick. which was nshcd m