Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-22
CITY NEWS

Wolentha Kostha. Pole who pleaded
net guilty to intoxcation. was Thursday
convicted and fined So and costs in city
court.
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Mrs. Arthur q. York of Boston Mrs.
York was formerly Miss Lena Il. Willis
Of this city.
The case of the Abenaque Machine
Works vs. A T. stevens, an action of
assumpsit to recover $500 was enter
ed In Chttenden county court Friday
Edward Roach was before Justice j.
T. Stearns Monday and pleaded
guilty to a second offense of intoxi-
cation. He was given 30 days in jail.
Mrs. J. c. Murphy of Shelburne is In
\ critical condition at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Twins, born Tuesday morning
IRE being kept alive in AN incubator.
Tho dock at Gordon's Landing on
Grand Isle Is under water. At Adams
Landing the road leading to the dock is
about two feet under water but can be
used by teams.
Joseph LeTsrun and Ora Paga were be-
fore Justice Dehervile yesterday and
were held for county court In bail of 500
each. charged with adultery Neither
furnished bail.
Andrew Contois was in city court
Monday and was sentenced to serve
30 days in jail upon plea of guilty to
e second offense Of intoxication. Moses
Bessette was fined s. and costs upon
his plea of guilty to Il first offense.
Charles S. Dow has severed his con-
nection with the New England Telephone
company to accept Il position as chief in
srector of telephones for the New York.
New Haven & Hartford railroad, with
headquarters in New Haven, Conn.
The University Of Vermont base
ball team started Tuesday on a New
En- gland trip, during which they will
play four games. AT Providence, II. l.,
yesterday the team defeated Brown
university by score of . to 0.
The will Of Sarah r. Joslyn of Mil
ton was proved in probate court Fri
day and Daisy ]. Mnckler was APP
pointed executor. Henry IT, Becman
and George Wood were appointed
commissioners and appraisers.
Miss Margaret McGettricll. for the past
few years clerk in the store of II. w.
Allen ~ Co, has resigned her position
ana viii leave soon FOR Boston, where
she has position as clerk in the art
department of Jordan, Marsh d. Co $
store.
Two divorce petitions We're heard in
Chittenden county court Friday. be-
ing those Of Alexander Miller vs..
Mabel Steady Miller and Henry Lang
lois vs. Julia Langlois. Decisions were
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During the month of April the GUS
toms collections for the district of
Vermont amounted to $40.21O.51. the
value of the merchandise exported be-
ing s6O995l The collections for. April
of 1905 were s351s4q3
w. j. Cotey of Jericho has placed q
remarkable egg on exhibition in the win
dow Of c. H. Fllis's grocery store or
North Winooski avenue. The egg weighs
five and one-half ounces and measures
seven and half inches around the
middle.
Abraham Bodger was IN I,s,,co r. "A,
Deherville's court Monday and pleaded
gun Y to being intoxicated. He was given
% Gays In jail Badger mad previousl!
pleaded guilty to petit larceny of watch
ana chaih, "hlch were recovered. On tha'
charge ne was given two months in Jail,
Abraham BADGER was before r,,stio,
D-nerviue Saturday and nleaded gu,I,,
e. the larceny of a gold watch and chair
FROM John fondry' Badger claims thai