Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-14
CITY NEWS

Word was received Saturday in this
city of the death Of Mrs. John Reardon
I'm Chico, Cal, Mrs Rcardon was former
~ Adelaide Tulcy of Burlington.
II. s. Morgan of Jericho appeared hc-
fore Justice Stearns Monday, charged
with intoXication. He was fined s. and
costs and will pay.
In probate court yesterday in the estate
Of joel H. Gates, \. G. Whitemore and
H. r. Rutter were appointed commits
sioners and appraisers.
The Rev. r. G. Guthrie will address
the members of the Ethan Allen club
Friday evening on Some Aspects OF
New Zealand Life"
John Brookes, a long-term prisoner at
The county Jail, was taken Tuesday to
the House Of Correction at Rutland to
serve the remainder of his sentence.
In city court Thursday in the case OF
II. y. Prindle vs. Martin & Murphy, AN
action Of assumpsit. Judgment was given
10 the plaintiff to recover damages Of
S1S7o6 and costs OF 1894.
Mrs. II. y. Morgan OF Jericho was
arraicncd before Justice Stearns Tues
day afternoon when she was fined 81
and costs Of SIS for breach of the
peace.
Torrance Hackctt was arrested by tho
sheriff's department on Saturday morn
inc at tho I1oel burlington. charged
with the Illegal distribution of samples of
medicine.
J. ]. Flynn and w. r. McKillip sold on
SATURDAY. to A. s. Hayes the homestead
on Shelburne rond. formerly owned by
iIesse A. Lyon. Mr.. Hayes will use the
ulace for n home.
Matthew Mcclure. for the past few
years ticket agent at the railroad sta
lion, has received notice that he will soon
be transferred. He does not vet know the
location Of his next post
William Muir appeared IN city court on
Faturdav and pleaded guilty to a charge
~ intoHica,ion. He was fined s. and costs
NJ sSA and will serve the alternative
sentence of 10 days in jail.
supt. Charles HARRINGTON OF the poor
farm has just gathered in crop Of 80
bushels of potatoos from two acres ~
pround The potatoes ara Of a variety
which grow unusually large.
Thomas Phalen Of Rutland appeared in
city court Thursday and pleaded guilty
to intoxication. lie was fined 81 and
costs of t1Gi Patrick Flynn. who was
arrested with him, was too i'll 10
appear.
Patrick Cannon completed a ten days
sentence for intoxication on Saturday
morning. and left the jail vowing 10 do
he was again placed in tail charged with
lntoxication.
The local camp of NJ W A has voted
to raise $40 for the establishment of n
cottage tent at the national sanatorium
for consupmtives at Colorado Springs.
The money VIII he raised by means of a
:. cent assessment
E. r.. Plant of thc Burlington Wood
company. who was injured Friday by a
telling timber. is in serious condition
OF his home on North Champaign street.
I'pon examination. it has been found
tat he IS suffering from a concussion
Of tho spine.
Quartcrmastor Sergeant W. II Snow
of Company ". Vermont National Guard
Las been ordered by the war depart
November 10 take an examination for
appointment as second lieutenant in the
philippine constabuIery.
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him by Stqto'e Attorney Shaw Bail was
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FRANK Barney who has been with
The Peoples Tea company in this city
for tho past three years. has resigned
to accept a situation as travelling
sales,-,ap FOR the Chicago Tai1orinc
association His TERRITORY. viii be in
ro,thorn New york and no will make
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