Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26

Page OF Essex Junction appeared before
Justice Stearns and pleaded guilty to be-
| Ing Intoxicated. He was fined IS and costs
of SS.79. which he expects to pay.
The suit of Arthur NJ. Gladstone of
this city VS.. the Boston e. Maine Rail-
road company, apt, was entered Tues
| day In county court. This IA n
suit where Mr.. Gladstone seeks In re.
cover damages of $500 for trunk
ana contents which he sets up were
lost In transit between Newport ana
st. Johnsbury Judgment was given
In favor OF the plaintiff in city court
The suit of Robert J. Redmond, ant.
vs. A. L. Baker, an action OF trespass
was also ertercd.
| II looks as though Labor day would
pass unobserved again this year
Richard Leprond. who is secretary Of
the local Cigar Makers Union, said
yesterday that It was very unlikely
any arrangements would be made for
parade or other celebration. Most
| of the members OF the various unions
prefer to pend the day out Of town
and are not anxious to march in a
parade. Two years ago the labor or
ganzations observed the day and Il
| was the custom In previous years to
to do
Clarence McFee appeared before
Justice Debervile Tuesday and was
found guilty OF breach Of the peace.
He was fined S. and costs of s9.37.
which he intends to pay. McFee's Of
Tense consisted of beating his wife.
- Al
guilty to being drunk and was fined
SIS and costs Of 1854, which he paid
John Doy'e, charged with grand lar
ceny, 1t being charged with he stole
$40 from George Green. was released
on his own recognzance under bail
of $500.
~ A. LOOMS, manager Of the Cham
plain Transportation company. said
Friday that the steamer service
would be temporarily discontinued at
Adams Landing. The water is very
low MT that place and as there are
many shoals near by It is considered
dangerous for the steamers to make
the landing. The water il only ons
inch higher than II was last year at
this time, and last year the water In
the lake was lower than 1t had been
before in the memory Of the oldest
inha0itant
The mystery Of Germaine Huot who
was lost in Montreal and who it was
supposed came from this city has been
cleared. Her real name Is Gertrude
I.angelier, daughter Of Frank Langelicr
of 10 st. James street. Montreal. Photo
graphs OF the little girl were sent to the
various orphanHRes in Montreal and the
Sisters of the Holy Cross at ST. Laurent
knew the face Immediately as that OF
Gertrude Langeier. It appears that
Gertrude had trouble with her grand
mother In Montreal and ran away to this
city where she has relatives. She re-
mained here month and then returned
to Montreal.
Ring Tail" Daley, who has been
languishing in TAIL since July I. pend
ing disclosure story that was not
believed by the court or any other
person that happened to hear 1t, was
taken into city court Tuesday, when
his disclosure was accepted. He was
sentenced to 80 days in jail. Daley's
story was that while moving his |
household goods out Of house on
Battery street he discovered two.
quart pail filled with beer in one of
the rooms lie had Just returned
from the street and had no idea who !
might have left 1t there. The my>-
terry was made more intricate b. the |
fact that the pail was one of Mr. |
Daley's.
Frank spouldng, local musician