Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23

OF GDDctlte, ScuCiul 0COiiity duu Oullu'
up the whole system.
Got IL today in tho usual LIQUID form or II
hocolated tablet form called Sarsatabs.
There has been a steady gain during the
past year In the deposits of tho bank,
which, like all other Burlington financial
institutions, is in a healthy condition.
The annual meeting of Firth Abraham
was held Sunday evening in the rooms of
Bethel Loge. Knight of Pythias After
the business meeting, banquet was
served. The following were elected Of
hcers: President. J, l. r5regstein: vice.
president, Joseph Frank; treasurer Sam
l'ergman; recording secretary, Max
Perleman; financial secretary, II. Hanson
The president Of tho Humane society
acknowledges a gift OF $500 from a lady
on Pearl street. In these days when good
people are singing Of the manser and
the stall and the oxen therein. it is
certainly timely and appropriate to re-
member the four-footed tribes. who serve
us go constantly and so faithfully. The
treasurer of the society may be found OF
addressed at 10 College street.
The amount of customs receipts for the
month Of November for the local district
was sGo,6i3.3}. For tho corresponding
month Of last year it was si34 AIS s. The
domestic exports for the month amount
ed to s5o47ls. while during the CORE
spending month OF the previous year
they amounted TO &n901. The foreign
exports were sss.59S and for November.
1905. there were s5l27S.
Deborah temple OF Pyihian Sisters
hold annual election of officers last eve
ming In their rooms on Church street
with the following result: NJ. r. e., Mrs.
Lott;e Rosenberg, T.. F.. Mrs. Lena
Levin NJ r. g., Miss Minnie Rosen-
beers; NJ. E., Mrs Lena Rosenberg; NJ.
Miss Anna Rosenthal; treasurer. Mrs.
Sarah Rosenberg; guard. Miss Bessie.
London
The annual meeting OF Beatrice Lodge
Daughters OF Rebekah. was held Friday
evening in tho rooms on Church street
large number WAS present and a social
, hour was enjoyed after the business
meeting. The following were elected as
officers for the ensuing year: Noble
grand. Mrs. Ida Spear; vice-grand, Mrs
Helen Bliss: secretary, Mrs Maude ia
cobs, financial secretary, Mrs. Dora Chill
son. treasurer, Mrs. Luna Edwards.
Andrew Contols was arraigned In city
court yesterday and pleaded guilty 90
being Intoxicated Andrew is II the
habituai class and had to disclose. lie
said he purchased some alcohol from
NJ Inn,l,in.s sacond nIsss ,oo,sa
rI,ce =, Charr,. s,r1a, H. ,.a +.,ss .,
and costs Of $SGS. and will probably serve
the alternate sentence OF IS DAYS in jail.
william ST. Peter was arraigned for a
first ofrense OF intoxication and WAS fined
s. and costs OF s7.@. He expects 20 pay.
The case If Dpvtor Flood VIC Hiro
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are uar,ed nc co-reerond.,,s .rbe r-ioo,,.
reside in rss.x The casa Of r-.o,l, -
Sinclair vs. l.. r Euok ,t ~ an artior
OF asSumpslt NiVolNing $50" was also en-
tered. Inc pi7intlit resides IN this city
ana me oelendantS IN WINDSOR.
The hea,Inp cr Aucust Cadieux ., W.
uoosld charged with committing 90 c.i,,,
irol assault on Mic >I,r,. Hunt 90 .-..L
V,inoosIsi avn,,i,. v,s co,,,,,i.,.d MT
d,v ,,,orninp II, citv court who, 1,1ro
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snriny term, of ,,tittondo, count. e,i,,a,
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Inc nearing OF the case against Lena
1roinoiey' charged with being a prostitute,
again occupied the attention OF city court
on saturday the case not being completed
unt!l evening. The jury rendered verdict
OF guilty ana sentence was withheld by
me court Many Witnesses were heard.
their evidence tending 70 show that MIS-
lromoley's place on -lrst street vas
one OF exceedingly III repute. They
tcsUhed TO many colored soldiers ou1 also
many White women visiting there. Clly
attorney Was prosecuted ana j. j..
l-iF'sh' an" NJ u 4eary appeared 1ov