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

WI tIlS season.
In probate court Monday in the es
tate of Charles +. Jones. late OF Milton
settlement and decree was made.
In probate court on Saturday settle
nent and decree was made in the estnt,
of Claire Elmorc Daley late of Boston.
In probate court Thursday settle
ment and decree was made in the es-
tate Of T.. y. Andrews OF Richmond.
Former Police Commissioner Bingham
OF New York city will speak at banquet
at the Ethan Allen club house Wednes-
day December s.
Or g. E. Loudon returned last night
| from hunting trip I'm the ACKNOWLEDGES
bringing with him buck that weighs
go pounds. dressed
In county court a hill oc divorce was
granted on Saturday in the case of Alice
r. Bagshaw VS.. William f. Bagshaw. on
the grounds of desertion.
Edward Abbott, hackman. when ar
iagned In city court charged with violat-
ing city ordinance. pleaded guilty. He
was fined 81 and costs of s.. OIL, which he
laid.
0urChISe1
interest Of i. A. Kirk in the Kirk G,
Emery Photographic studio and will con =
tinue the business in this city at %
/ Church street
| The case OF l.. A. Brown vs. W. l..
! White. an action of assumpsit to recov-
or 500. was entered IN Chittenden county,
court Monday. Both parties reside IN
Williston.
John Fourier appeared before Justice
Stearns Thursday, charged with Sec
ond offence of intoNication and was
fined SIS and costs with the alternative
sentence Of GO days In Jail. lie will nay.
Invitations have been issued from, the
Central Congre gational Church Of Brook
lyn to the ordination of Howard j. Child
ley Friday evening, November H. Mr.
Chidlcy lived in this city several years
while attending school.
The case OF Mary F. Bradley VS. Z. i,v-
ing Bradley. assumpst. was partially
heard Tuesday in city court. Ii is an
action to recover $500, it being alleged that
this sum II due for the board OF the de-
PENDANTS mother
John +. Murphy. purser on the Lake
George steamer Mohcan. left yesterday
for Aver Junction, Mass. after spending
n few days in town with friends He has
position in that place with the American
Express company for the winter.
The canal barge Cora and Lizzie" VII
liam Iabarge. master. has left IIoboltcn
for Shelburne harbor with two new boil
Cfs which will he installed in the steam
or Chateaugay. The other repairs on
the boats are being completed rapidly.
In the case of State vs. Frank T.
Richie. Justice Stearns has found the de-
PENDANT guilty. A fine of 81 and costs of
$976 was imposed. Mr. Ritchie was found
guilty of using registered milk bottles
the property of II. Il. Chttenden d Son.
Chittenden county court rcconvened
Thursday when the case of W. b. John
son x co.. W. the Central Vermont Rail-
way CO., was taken up before a iurv
The plaintiff claimed damages for a car
load of corn which it was charged was
spoiled in transit from the NVcet
At Chittenden county court Yesterday
in the divorce case OF Amelia Kirby VS.
George W. Kirby bill was granted the
petitioner on the grounds of deSertion IN
the case OF Andrews Bros. vs.. John Dom
nelly apt. the Judgment Of the lower
court was sustained
The case OF William Call VS. Constable
Michael Murphy OF Richmond Stephen
a. Thompson Of Essex and Martin S.
Villas Of Burlington. an action of false
imprisonment. which has been on the
docket Of the county court since a year
ago last August. has been entered discon-
NlrI nv no lot
Charlotte Belse. who appeared to be |
20 wears OF age was arraiuned in CITY |
court yesterday. charged with stealing |
one white Wyandotte hen from w. J.. |
b'Claire. The case was only partially |
heard and will be finished later Mrs |
Belele spent the afternoon in iail but at |
six O'Clock was bailed out.
Herbert r. Austin. an employe OF the
freight office Of the Rutland railroad |
aud Miss Mary L. Mullin were quietly !
married in the presence of a few friends |
at the Episcopal residence Saturday
evening by the Rev J. L. ellis The
couple will reside at 81 Pearl street.
At a meeting of the Daughters Of
Zion. held Sunday evening at the home
of Miss Stella Walk the following offi-
sic Berger; vice-presdent Miss Ressio
London; secretary. Miss Mary Fine
treasurer, Miss Bessie Frank,
Tho wind early Monday morning rails
ed havoc with various bilboards about
the city. The large boards opposite the
Van Ness House were blown down and
other boards We're more or less damaged
A velocity of "a miles an hour was re-
corded at the weather bureau station.
William Cassell, a small boy. was ar
ralgned before Justice Deberville yester-
day charged with breach of the peace
1t is alleged that he threw a stone at n
small boy named Poirrer and that two
stitches were taken to close the wound
Tho case was continued for ono month.
Word has been received in this city OF
the promotion OF John Kiley from super
visor of tracks on the I.ehigh Valley
to the office Of inspector of
maint enance OF way of the entire roud
Mr. kiley was formerly supervisor on
city.
Frank Shackett 81 years OF age ana
employed by the city street depart
ment. was arraigned in city court
Friday, charged with open and
gross lewdness, and pleaded guilty.
He was fined $40 and costs of s6e5
with the alternative sentence OF SO
days in jail.