Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
CITY NEWS


Rodney LaPan of Milton appeared in
''ty court Friday and pleaded guilty
10 charge of intoxication. He was fined
b and cots of 1874. which he paid.
The Rev. w. A. P'amondon, who has
been on two months stay abroad Is
expected home the early part of next
week.
Andrew Liberty was arrasned in city
SQUIRT yesterday for intoxication and
pleaded guilty. He was fined s. and
costs Of $50, which he paid.
John Trombley and Leonard Pashby
were arraigned In city court Monday,
charged with lntoxication. Both mon
pleaded guilty and were fined 81 and
costs. They paid on the spot.
Royal Bingham appeared in city court
Monday before Judge Mower and
pleaded guilty to operating an automo-
bile without an operators license. He
was fined s. and costs of $3.50
In probate court Friday in the es-
tate Of C. L. Hunter late of Colchester,
1 settlement and decree were made. In
The estate OF Henry Dupaw OF Burling
ION the will was proven
In probate court yesterday in the estate
or George Douglas of Richmond a decree
was made. f. r. Taft was appointed
administrator in the estate of Maria NJ.
Stacy OF Burlington.
William Greenough appeared before
Justice ]. r. Stearns Tuesday after
'oon and pleaded guilty TO second
'ffense Of intoxication. He was SEN
enced to 80 days in jail.
Referee in Bankruptcy Deberville
Yesterday declared a dividend Of 80
tents on the dollar in the bankrupt
estate OF John II. Black of this city.
Nr. Black received his discharge.
T. A. Coegriff Of Cheyenne, wyoming,
arrived in the city on Saturday for a
short stay. Mr.. Cosgriff Is enthusia site
over the crop outlook in the West, but he
says that harvest hands are as scarce
there as ever.
William Burns and James Franklin.
charged with lettering appeared before
Justice Deberville Friday and each
was sentenced to is days In jail. Both
men plead guilty and said that their
homes were IN Philadelphia
DAVID Ploof. VINO has been anguish
ing in Jail the better part OF the sum-
mer charged with adultery. has waived
examination In city court and has been
bound over to county court In the sum
NJ 500 In default of bail he has been
committed to Jail.
In probate court Thursday there was
a settlement OF the administrators ac-
count in the estate of Jennie Blair Hor-
ton 81 Boston The administrators an
nual settlement was also made in the
estate Of the late Mrs. u. A. Cooney OF
burlington.
The burlington Light & Power company
has completed the strnglng Of electric
wires from Essex Junction TO Essex
Center / distance Of three miles The
residents along the route are enthusiastic
over the new lights and practically every
farm house has had them installed
Andrew Contois OF this city. charged
with grand larceny, 1t being alleged that
he stole sum Of money from his broth
or, Fred Contois. OF Marble avenue, ap-
peared before Justice Deberville Fri
day and was released on his own recog-
nizance in the sum OF 500
beth NJ. Winter were married yester-
day morning at The Richardson, the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William I. Winter. MIR. Hurd Is
local manager for the Northern Pro-
vision company.
Eva Trombley charged with open and
gross lewdness, appeared before Justice
Deberville Monday and waived ex-
animation. She was bound over TO coun-
" court in the sum OF 500 II is ex-
pected that she will ask the States
attorney to file an information against
her In city court
Vernon Bruce of Bloomingdale NJ
T. a painter, and Miss Pearl HYDE of
Lewis, y. Y, married Tuesday
afternoon by Justice of the Peace C.
u, Grafton. After short visit in Diff
fcrent towns In the State Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce will return to Bloomingdale to
reside.
Word has been received by pupils and
friends of George II. Wilder who sailed
for London July 14th on the s. S. Pres.
Lincoln. OF his safe arrival. Mr.. Will
der writes that he enjoyed the trip very
much. He is studying voice with Will
Ham Shakespear, the great English voice
teacher. Before his re,urn Mr.. Wilder
Intends to visit Belfast, Ireland. and
Berlin, Germany, for further study
Only one prisoner was ARA igned before
Judge Mower Thursday, he being Ed
ward Lang Of this city. charged with
intoxi alton. Lang pleaded not guilty.
paying that when arrested he was
"doped" with cocaine. He said thc. he
took 90 grains, He was found guilty
and fined 81 and costs. He will serve
the alternative sentence of ten days in
fail
The trustees OF the Fletcher Free
Library and directors of the Mary FLEET
9her hospital are endeavoring to get
satisfactory portrait ~ Miss Mary
Fletcher and they would Ire glad to
have the loan of photographs OF Miss
Fletcher which any OF her friends may
possess. The photographs should be sent
to President NJ II. Ruckham or to w. J.
Van Patten of this city
George Fentybar, charged with being
an accomplice of Charles Mitchell in
rohbing the store of A. X. Brce on the
night OF July |. has been discharged by
Judge Mower, Although Mitchell, who
confessed that he robbed the store.
stated that Centybar was with him. the
evidence tended TO show that his story
over to county court.
At n meeting OF the executive commit
toe Of the Vermont branch of tho Rod