Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-19


Fredercka Taber.
The suit of Amelia Belheumer vs..
'oscph fclhoumcr. a petition for d.
vorce. was entered Tuesday in Chit
tendon county court.
Alexander Borctte was found guilty
and fined 81 and costs in city court
Monday for violating the hack ordinance
ut the railroad station.
Cant. T.. j. baldwin Of the steamer
vermont IS prevented by Illness from at
tending to his duties ON his boat and
tapt. r. -. Rockwell. senior pilot of the
steamer Ticonderoga, is taking his place.
In probate court Friday in the os-
tate Of Iuphomia Douglas OF Richmond
'he will was proved. +. y. Gillette was
appointed executor ana Horace cutler
and Allen sahins commissioners
Albert AEcl was arraigucd In city
court Tuesdny and fined s. and
costs OF $500 for operating a city
hack without a license and for not
having his carriage lamps lighted ana
not wearing d number on his cap.
Word was received in the city Mon
day from tie Rev. W. A. P,amondon say
ing that he would leave France for this
country Saturday. Word was also re-
,cived from the Roy. j. NJ l}ion, saving
HAT he would sail a week from Satur-
day.
The ladies' card club OF North Pros
poet street was entertained at starr
Farm Beach by Mrs. j. ]. Flynn FRI
1ay. a fine dinner was served in
The pine grove near tho cottage This
event which Is an annual affair. was
greatly enjoyed by all of the members
Of the club
In probate court Thursday in the estate
If Elizabeth Marshall of Essex settle
nent and decree was made. A license to
sell real estate was granted In the estate
Of Samuel A. Levin of Burlington A
settlement and decree was made in the
estate NJ Cordelia and John NJ. Crockett
late OF Colchester.
Edward Conroy. arrested several
Says ago for being tramp. had a
bearing before Justice Debcrville on
saturday and was discharged. When
arrested Conroy had two So bills. a
srcctacles.
William Frennette charged with quar-
rolling with and using abusive language
towards Mrs. William Martins was tried
oofore Justice Deberville and a jury Fri
d4y and was DISCHARGED The jury
was composed of l.. NJ. Rarrows, r. G.
Miles, Henry Ward, George Munson and
& @. Stiles.
Tho marriage Of Daniel Wright and
Miss Estcre Machia was solemnized Mon
day morning at st. Marv's Cathedral.
Tie Rev, W. T. Crosby oficiated Tho
couple were attended by John Farrell
and Miss Mary Ludwig. After the cere-
monv the party left on a honeymoon
trip which will be spent at. Ciermains
Point. The groom Is merchant on
Ward street. e"'
Thomas Exware, whose escape We'd
ncsday noon from the House of Corrcc-
ton at Rutland was noted in last weeks
Free Press. was captured about o'clock
that afternoon on the railroad track
5ctween Fowler and Brandon. Exware
AID not offer any resistance and when
asked why he left the House of Cor
rcction so urceremonously said he was
afraid he would die if he stayed there
The suit of William Rogers. VS. Carl
Shaffer. assumpsit. the plaintiff seeking
20 recover damages Of SEQ for furniture
sold and for the sa Of a WAGON. oc-
cupicd the attention Of city court yes-
tsrday. Several witnesses were examined
and the arguments were made late in
the afternoon. The court will give
doc iGt6 G.
peared for the plaintiT and J. y.
Macomher for the defendant
William Arcand was arraigned in
city court on Saturday charged with
selling liquor without n license. it
being changed that the offense was
committed on February "A Of this |
year The respondent pleaded guilty |
and was sentenced to four months in !
the county jail. Upon accommodate
tion of States Attorney Shaw, how
ever Arcand was placed in care OF |
Trobation Officer Reeves.
William Scott appeared in city court |
Thursday and pleaded guilty to being |
drunk. He VS. fined S. and costs of |
s63s, which r. paid. Joseph ploof was |
nnaigned before Justice Deberville for |
intoxication and was fined 81 and costs |
of $50. His family was present in court |
and pleaded that Mr. Ploof be placed in |
the hands Of the probation officer. The
court decided that it would he the best |
thing Cor Nj Ploof. so hereafter Joseph |
wil report his good behavior TO Proba- |
ton Officer Reeves.
Ssten Donald who for a long time has
been az l7o 9