Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02

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Vermont was the coolest place on the |
man Tuesday morning. Monday night
a minimum temperature of 20 degrees
was recorded in Mortified and IS in this
citv Heavy frosts were reported from
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W NV - aardors further down
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:, p,,i.e &c now Tho sole owner OF
49, Vermont BUSINESS College. having
,,s+ horrh, tha interest Of Prof. 7. ].
rrois,or Of ru,Iond The college was
an,aI1tsno, t., ,oo2 hy prof Epe,ston and
va, c,os Doo,oy of this city IN 1905
MIR. Blake men OF Worces'er' MISS "
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assumes '"e j"
N,,o,eo, prissot,o anncarcd before
une,ico Dohorvillo an Saturday and after
| s,1nn1inp trti1fV 10 breach nf the np1rp
,,os erod en- and costs of 6 &C.. which ho
naid priseo,te,e orense consisted of
ouarro,iinn vim ,,rs Naho, 1uc,, IN
Thursday ovcrinr when Rrisso,te fred 4
revolver. the bullet penetrating the roof'
MIS- Lucia was not IN 'he room AT inc
time ana 1t appeared tnat HrlSset'e mere
~ hred the weapon 10 make MS argument
more forcenble'
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Booth, G. A. Hall. r. T.. Smith was
made assistant manage Tho company
has had a successful season in spite of
the business depression.
John Rusty was "eIore Judge Mo"'r
MONDAY 10 answer Tor a 'nirn o'ehSe
OF lhtoKlcatoh' lie r'ceiNeu 1t strais"t
sentence OF 10 Gays IN JAN hus'y was
recently arr"iehed TOT keeping hquor on
hand with intent tC sell "hen lie was
placed IN the hahds or the prohat'on
o~lf'cer. Rooney LarAh OF Essex appear.
n1aa1od Guilty TO bo,ne drunk lie was
fined g. and costs of .779. which he
Maid
Intelligence has been received IN the
city of the marriage engagement of
Mabel Evelyn. Youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. I. c. bronson of Holyoke'
Mass 10 '. H. Is smith OF Sprrngneid'
Mass. Miss Bronson is well and favor
ably known in this vicinity. having spent
many summers With relatives and friends
IN 'his State. Mr. Smith is one OF Spring
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Anthony Burns OF Cedar street fell
down stairs at his home yesterday after
noon ana had a leg broken. He was
afterwards taken to the Fanny Allen
hospital where the fracture was reduced.
burns was gong up stairs when his shoe
laces caught and he fell back a few steps.
HIS right leg took the brunt OF the fall
and the bone was broken a few inches
above the knee. Or. Il. A. Widher was
and bound the leg up as best
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Edward Delorme pleaded guilty in city
court on SATURDAY to a charge OF intoxtca-
ton ana was fined 81 ana costs, lie will
serve ten days. Albert Provost also
pleaded guilty to the same charge and
received tho usual fine. He will also
serve ten days. William Bush also got
the usual dose FOR tntoXlcation and will
serve his time. Louis Stewart. an old
offender, pleaded guilty TO being drunk
and was fined s5 and costs Of $3.50, which
he hopes to pay. Stewart made a dis
closure, which will he investigated.
michael, Raf,or ,bo Charlottesville y
man who cro,tod ,arror 49, ra,
s.root somo tin,a ''I
resting In Jail. amuses himself with
building crosses, images and other things
lhsloe Oh po'ties' faiter Is very adept
ana MS "oIhH'ahsh'p Is IN great demand.
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r,o,orio, ona ,o,,u 81. ""'s
that no accounl,sbos h,s .
:, shifting the hottie IN bo,, &C.. .ta.
glueing II together again
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