Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
CITY NEWS

and Mre. w. j. Dobbie of 8 Bradley
Place.
Clarence f.. Cowies or Burlington was
Thursday appointed. In probate court.
guardian Of Alvin Larock, also Of this
city.
Gilbert Boucher was Thursday com
nltted to the Chittendcn county Jail for
90 days on a mittiinus by Constable l.. NJ.
Ravlin.
Julia s. Alexander of Burlington was
Thursday appointed guardian. by the
probate court, for her minor son, Donald
G. Alexander.
George Forth, a tramp arrested at
essex junction., was Thursday arraigned
before Justice J. T. Stearns and sentenced
o 10 days in Jail.
A settlement and decree was entered
Friday in Probate court in the estate
Of S. W. Pierce, late of H%inesburg, de-
leased.
A settlement and degree was Friday
entered with the Judge OF the probate
court in the estate of Lewis and Eugene
Blsonnette. late of Hincsburg. deceased.
Peter Francher was arraigned Mon
Say In city court on a charge OF fas-
.anoy. He pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to serve 60 saws in Jail.
r. Nicholson was Thursday committed
TO the Chittendon county Jail for ten days
or a charge of intoxication. He was
brought from Winooski by Chief Of Police
Horton.
The 18th annual reunion and dinner oil
The New England hlumni association OF
the University of Vermont will be held
at Young's Hotel in Boston at six O'Clock
friday evening, January a.
October Arcand Of this city wa:
hrraigned before Justice G.. W. Debervillt
saturday afternoon on a charge OF
MODIFICATION. He was fined $500 and costs
Of 5000. Arcand will take an appeal.
W. G. Newton was Thursday appointed
administrator in the estate of G. A
Newton, late of Essex, deceased. George
A. Hobart and Irving l.. ~lIuntley wer'
appointed appraisers m commissioners.
The creditors in the bankrupt estate
nr Frank II. Jordan of this city hello
heir first meeting Monday before
ccfercc G. w. Deberville. Theodore j.
hopkins was uppoluttu trustee.
Patrick Rice of New York and Mis-
Bertha Thomson Of Charlotte were quietl,
married Saturday at the rectory of ST
Mary's Cathedral by the Rev. =. J
Garrett.
Word has been received in this cit,
Wallace Apple of Gouverneur, N. Y.
-. - n,1tn
.on.
Mrs. Mary c. Noble was Tuesda.
appointed Administrative by the pro
bate court in the estate of Mary A
Cummings, late OF Burlington, de
ceased.
Doctors Lyman Allen and C.. NJ. Ferril
have finished their terms of service at tn
Fanny Allen hospital. They are succeeded
by Or. S. l.. Maynard as surgeon and d I
j. A. Shea as physician for the mex
three months
The case of Eugene r. Fowler versa.
Fred j. Flanagan was entered Monda,
In the office of the county clerk. The
Ease is one Of general asaumpSit ant
concerns a book account. The amount
involved is $3.50.
Thomas II. Melendy of Waterhur,
was arraigned Monday in city court 1
answer to a charge OF intoxication III
was found guilty and sentenced to pa!
? fine of $500 and costs of ss.1+. with al
alternate sentence of ten days in Jail.
Augustus Croto, who said he was fror
Pittsfeld, Mass, was a%rraigned in cit
. c..,r1o,- r,a,pipr IN a rhorpa n
lntoxication. lie was found guilty an
fined $500 and costs. He took the alternat
sentence of ~ days in Jail.
News has been received in the city tina
q. II. Burrows of this city Is recoverin
from a slight shock, which he suffere
in Buffalo. at the home of his son, whoI
he was visiting. one side Is said to b
partially paralyzed.
Ben Hornby. who was arrested for lr
ioxication and who gives his residence a
Malone. y. y. was arraigned before Ju.
tice Deberville Saturday afternoon. ii
was found guilty and fined $3.50 with cost
of ssh lie took tho alternate sentent
:. 10 days in Jail.
A petition for divorce was Tue.
lay entered in the office of the count
clerk in the case of Myrtle l.. Cady G
burlington versus Amos r. Cady G
Turton, North Dakota. The ground
alleged are intolcrable severity, refus
al to support and infdelity.
Albert Goulette was arraigned Thursda
before Justice Deberville, charged wit
rr1eItv to animals. He was discovert
hauling a large load of stone with OF
horse that consisted of little more than
name and tail. Goulette was sentence
to pay a fine of 500 with costs Of S.:
,r serve so days in Jail.
At the annual meeting of the Wells
Brothers Maple company Monde
l.. w. Welch. II. II. Miller. Elias l.,
man. +. +. Burgess and Henry Wei
were elected directors. Mr.. Welc
was made president. Mr.. Miller vice
president and SECRETARY, and Mr.. i,
man treasurer.
Miss Bertha Hills. who is at home (
the holidays from Wheaton Seminar
Norton, Mass, gave an informal dan
Saturday evening in the Howard Rel
hall for a number of her friends. Mus
was furnished by Mrs. Ella Hodges a.
A. Hagar. Refreshments were serv
md the evening passed merrily.
Lester s. Corey left Burlington on Ne
Years day for Manchester, y. H., whei
ne Will take n position in an insuran(
agency. Mr.. Corey has, FOR the past 81
years, been employed in the agency
Zen. r. s. Peck in this city and his ne
,osition ie q promotion for excellent SER