Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-11

with non-support The case was continu-
ed one month
In probate court Saturday, assignment
cf the homestead to the widow was made
In the estate OF Byron Cooke OF Under
bill.
The Rev. j. #. Calsse. lately stationed
al Windsor, has entered upon his duties
as chaplain OF the Fanny Allen hospital I.
succeeding the late Rev DR.. A. j. Glynn.
Frcd Beauclair. arraigned before Jus
tice q. ". Deberville Monday, pleaded
guilty 10 first offence OF intoxication
and was fined IS and costs.
MT and Mrs. r. T. McDonough have
Just received q message from Wilkes
barre, Pa. OF the birth OF a daughter
the Srd instant to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Chevers. Mrs. Chevers will be remem-
bered as Miss Marlborough Of this city.
Michael Dunn of Rutland was In city
court Thursday and pleaded guilty to n
first offence of intoxication. He was fin
ed s. and costs of ss45 Thomas Evans
OF New Bedford, Mass. was assessed "a
like amount for like offence,
Benjamin Kimball was arraigned before
Justice G. w Debervlle Monday
charged with fourth offence OF In
toxication. lie was fined SIS and costs Of
1925 and appealed to county court. fur
nishing bail.
william Laflash was arraigned before
Justice c. W. Debervlle Monday
charged with non-support OF his minor
children. Upon his promise to pay s. per
week towards their maintenance. he was
released on his own recognizance.
During tho month Of February there
were 80 deaths in burlington. 16 of the
number being males and Il females
During the same period there were 3!
births, e Of the new arrivals being girls
and IA boys.
Or. s. T.. Goodrich has opened an Office
at 162 Cherry street, formerly occupied
by Or. ". A. Crandall DR.. Goodrich
Is a graduate from the department o.
medicine Of the University Of Vernon
and since his graduation has been at thu
Mary Fletcher hospital
William Kelly. who conducted the I'm
perial market on North Winooski avenu,
near Pearl street. has fled petition
in bankruptcy In the office of r. S
platt Of Rutland clerk of the United
States court. Ne gives his liabilities a.
.GlS.47 and his assets as sS55.72. of which
sl25 is claimed exempt
Merton r. Davis. for the past few
years employed by the Wells e. Rchard
ION company as a bookkeeper, mas re
signed his position and will engage II
the lumber business in Ottawa ont
Tho vacancy caused by his resignatio,
will be Allied by Harry Bacon, who ha
Ken with the company for some time.
Alexander Bissette was before Justtc,
Deberville Thursday and pleaded no
guilty to a breach Of the peace. He wa
convicted. fned s. and costs and ap
pealed The evidence showed that Bisett
INDUCED in such stunts az chasing hi
wife out Of doors. kicking the stove owe
and demolishinR the household furnish
ings generally
c. NJ. Chittenden Of Jericho was in TIL
city Saturday and his suit case, contain
ing various articles. was stolen fror
Jones e. Isham's shed. The case an
contents. somewhat rihed, were foun,
Yesterday morning by Harry Macrae o,
South Prospect street Mr.. Macrae re
turned the property to tho police dcpar 1T
InCnt.
The musicians annual concert for tn
benefit of tho Burlington Humane sc
Getty will be given Sunday, March IA. a
The Strong theatre. There will ne q
orchestra of 20 men. led by Mr.. Water
man, ana q chorus Of %. led by Mis-
Agnes Dooley. Mrs Florence Woo
Seaman, y. D. Blake and G.. Z. Lift
will render special numbers.
Russell Aver returned Saturday morr
Ing from an attempted trip to Washin,
ton to witness the Inauguration OF Pres
dent Taft. Mr.. Aver succeeded IN ge
ting only as far as Baltimore. Tf
train in which he was a passenger va
stalled by the storm for 10 hours Just o,
Of Baltimore, the passengers being meal
while without anything to eat.
At tho meeting Of Stannard Post, G. .
r., last Friday evening. II was unan
mouslv voted that the commander Of Il
department OF Vermont. COmra,
Charles +. Beach, be requested to ca
the next meeting Of this department
Burlington. May 70. 1909. 1t is expect'
that the gathering will he a large nj
nost enthusiastic one
W. l., Stone purchased Tucsday
South Hero the homestead premises
the late l. \. Minckler. the purcha
price being sl2,OO This is one Of Il
trest pieces of property in northe
Vermont and comprises a farm of
ceres. The purchase was made by au
ton, when a large amount of live sto