Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-28
CITY NEWS

Martin, late of Burlington.
The funeral Of James s. Morrill, will be
held from his late home In STAFFORD at
three o'clock Friday afternoon.
In probate court Thursday there was
a settlement and decree in the estate Of
John .. Northrop. late OF burlington.
In probate court on Saturday license
TO sell real and personal estate was
granted in the estate of Harmon A. Mich
OILS, late Of Wiliston
A son was born Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles r. Wilder Of Boston. Mrs.
wilder was Miss Bessie Hawley Of this
city
The Rev. J. ] Lewis. who is III at his
cottage at Queen City Park. was con-
sidered better yesterday and was moved
out Oh to the veranda for several hours.
In probate court Friday a decree
was made In the estate Of Gen. q. O
Howard, late of Burlington. A settle
ment and decree was also made In the
estate of william Green, late Of Rich
mond
Prof. G. II. Perkins is expected home
L
the world. While away he made a study
Of anthropology, paying particular at
tention to this in Egypt. Japan and other
eastern countries.
In the case Of Morgan Brothers vs.
Ashley & Bamforth. judgment was rem
dered by agreement Tuesday in the city
court for the plaintiffs to recover dam
aees Of l3ls.Cs and costs of s1O73 The
defendants reside in Milton.
In probate court Tuesday Nellie L. II.
Austin of Essex was appointed guardian
Of her three minor children. In the estate
cf Oscar end Sabrna Phpps late of Bur-
lington. the administrators final account
was filed and August 10 was set for the
date of hearing and decree.
The Central Labor union Of this city Is
making arrangements for n celebration
on Labor day. Definite arrangements
have not been made as vet but 1t is prob
able that there will be parade, sports,
ETC., similar to the celebration held here
some six or seven years ago.
c. H. Pierce, during the past year as
sistant professor of civil engineering at
the University of Vermont, has been no.
tllle0 tAdt ne mas successfully passed l'le
examination of the government for a civil
engineer and has been appointed to Ban
ming, in southern California.
W. E. Riley was before Justice Stearns
Monday, charged with intoxica ton
when he was found guilty and fined s.
and costs Of slOS5 He took an appeal
and furnished bail in the sum of so For
similar offense Arthur Benoit was fined
s and costs of 1929. which he intends TO
pay.
In probate court Monday the will was
proved and established In the estate of
Almond D. Rood, late OF Burlington. c.
". Brownell was appointed executor. and
A. L. Sherman and f. NJ Horton ap-
praisers and commissioners. The testi-
nony in the case of Capt G. c. Burncli,
late Of Essex, was concluded yesterday.
Rose Mitchell, charged with keeping
LIQUOR on hand with intent to sell, waived
examination in city court Thursday and
furnished bail in the sum of 500. Her ar
rest was based on the disclosure Of Julian
Deforge. who also testified that Louis
Bessette was present pouring beer. Bes-
sette was released on his own recogr.
Qnce.
The clerk Of Chittenden county court
Is now engaged in preparing the docket
Of the September term for tho
printer The docket does not pro n.
se to be an unusually large
one, but many new cases Will probably
be entered within the next few weeks
Judge F. l.. Waterman of Bratteboro
will preside during the term. which be-
gins September l3.
Judson A. Haynes who gave his
residence as Springfield Mass, reg
iStered At local hotel Tuesday anf
was almost Immediately placed in iail
on civil action. He was later given
loaring before Justi:e l.. g. Web
ser and arrangements male for hi,
release. II will remembered that
Haynes left the city suddenly a few
years ago.
In city court Thursday Augustus c.
Adams was found guilty of open and
gross lewdness and was sentenced to
serve not less than two nor more than
two and half years in the House of
= Correction al Rutland. He took an ap-
peal and bail was fixed in the sum of
$fO lie was unable to furnish this sum
and was returned to Jail. The respondent
is 81 years of age
Leut.-Col. Francis II. Hardie, retired
OF New York city, has been appolnted
Inspector al large OF the Panama Railroad
company. The position is Il new one a nd
comes as the result of the development,
Of the road. AS captain of a troop ir
the 3rd cavalry the new inspector was
\ stationed at Fort Ethan Allen for some
time, and was popular there and In thi,
city.
Fashionable diseases are at last pene.
trating into the rural districts Of Yer.
mont. young man from somewhere tc
the north came to town yesterday on ar
excursion He wandered into a local
urue store with note which read MIR
Druggist; l want something for appendy
Feetus for chickings. Ny chickings won
lay except on their backs and kick and
think they must have appendyseetus
The remedy desired was not in stock.
EDWARD Beaudry was in city court Mon
hay for second offense Of intoxica
ton and was sentenced 10 serve 30 day.
N jail. In disclosing he said that or
Saturday afternoon he met friend frou
Lebanon N. H., and that the friend HAD
quart OF whiskey. The fellow then de
parted for Essex Junction on an electri,
rar. Although he had known the mar
Tor several years. Beaudry could no
remember his name.