Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-18

| they could not reach m arreer,e,, ,,ho
Jury was discharged by the court -,h,
| case was one of general assuuneit tbo
| plaintiff seeking TO recover $50 for ,bo
training and sale. of three race borsoe.
| l'iIly W., Jennie W. and Burlington Maid
which were sold by the defendant IN
G. T.. Whitney in 1906.
Charles Mahar was arraigned in c,,v
/ court FRIDAY charged with keeping a
disordcrly house at i22 Bissell street and
p'eaded guilty. Mahar is now serving a
! three months sentence In Jail for keeninp
/ liquor on hand with intent to sell. and
! sentence on the latter charge was with.
! hold until the expiration of that sentences
| Mahar was at liberty on probation when
arrested or the disordcrly house charge
change IS being made in the force at
the railway station ONLY recently
g. y. Fitzpatrick. the night ticket agent
was transferred to Wmonski and A. C.
Grady filled the vacancy. Thursday H.
r. Taylor. who has been the ticket agent
il tHc Office for the past year and n half
got his transfer and NJ. G. Murpry of
/ White River junction is to take his place
Mr Murphy will probably take a position
as station agent somewhere on the line.
Mitchell Dccclle when arraigned in CITY
court Tuesday. charged with "A second
omense of intOXcation, pleaded not guilty.
/ but was found guilty by the court He
! was fined s5 and costs of $40. with the
/ alternative sentence of IS DAYS in iail. lie
/ took an appeal and furnished bail in the
/ sum OF Sl0l. Herbert Edison pleaded gull
| ~ to a first olfcnse Of ntoxication and
was fined 50 and costs Of s13a Harry
rlee"'"" ais" l'e''deu BuiHy to the same
y" anu vas INV" 10 ''" COSTS OF SOB
Dun me" WI" Try W pay'
| Frank Sordirf was arroi.rred tn citv
court Monday on two chorros mott.
larceny and i,toyicatiou To t,,o former
CHARGE he pleaded guilty and was dno1
$40 and costs of $3.50. with ,,, alternative
| sentence of II DAYS i'm tail which no will
serve. on october : Sordif. stoIo y b,,f-
bor.ol of bo.,. tro,,, r,..,,h ,,, s.,.
mousse on North Nlnooaki avenue On
"i' lNt"N''Atl"l 'harSe Sordllf PLEADED
| tu!iF anu was sentenced to 80 days in
JAM IL oe!hs second olIenSe.
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'h' university. Inc reception was held
III III" Nh'Shts or columbus rooms on
'hurch street from eight TO twelve
=" cloch' Inc rooms We're prcttll- decorat-
eu ana oards ana dancing maze large
part OF Tie evening $ entertainment. Re
ireSHhehlS were served during the course
OF the evening ABOUT 10 couples were
present
A social meeting Of ,ha r y NJ ,,r,-
nav ''"o WIS He'd ffi"ay evening Az the
''o'''' VI MI . L. d. 1ariS OH Ho"th Cihon
'.'ce'' iHere WAS sood attendance
W "ie'''Peis Vi 'ie cluo ana 'heir friends
4 wa" i"i"lSicu ny MISS Mapei
". 'nc N'o'l''' WIN MISS
,''"'. "o"''Nlch at me piano Inc Kew
~ J. - HHi"rt oi inc 'oIiese street
n"''" 'e"' Al. interesting paper on
' ieiiii.9'' 'el' eoii'lieHts we're
'''"'
The amount of duties collected at the
burlington port during the month 90
October was s43 21333. compared with sat-
40 50 of the corresponding month of the
previous YEAR The domestic exnorts
to s5s5. 800. compared with s,-4
300 in 1905. The amount of foreign ex-
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