Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17


combined with liver complications. He
was born in Benton. Me. in 1S4s and
for 80 years was dealer In cattle,
sheen. hay. wool and horses.
7 n Good. who claimed his homo to
lo Jacksonville. Fla, and Paul Gerioux,
who claimed Ws.terville. Me. as his
,ia,n nf residence, were before Justice
ctcarns Monday. charged with intoxi-
c,tion The mon were found guilty ana
r.o,c sentenced TO pay fines of y and
costs of 500 Roth men were arrested
Ia rsscx Junction and will serve the H.
,orreti,,o ser,ences OF ten days In jail.
Az tho local customs port for January
,ho auount of duties on importations
amounted TO So ls252. For the corre-
.nond,ug month II tho previous year they
amounted to xss. %. Tho domestic ex-
nnr,s werc s.S4 $40. compared with esls-
ga FOR January OF 1900. The foreign ex-
rorts amounted to sIss,6as, compared with
ssh 20 for 1909 Lumber and hay were the
largest items in the import collections
woman with the rather long name
Of Goldie sun Morse McCloud was
placed in ian Yesterday. charged with
ndulterv. Golde. however, insists
tina, her FIRST name is Georgia ana that
>torse IS her hus bands name. McCloud
is supposed to be stage name. Mrs
McC,oud IA also wanted in Montpelier
on a ulttiu1us. where she was placed
on probation.
william, Deshaw az Charlotte was ar
ragned in city court on SATURDAY
charged with II first o4ense or lntoxica-
ton. He was fined IS and costs of - -,
which he paid Edward Delorme was
brought before the court. charged with
breach Of the peace, 1t being alleged that
he beat his wife. lie was found guilty
and was fined 81 and costs Of S.I3. with
the alternative sentence of 33 days IN
iail He hopes to pay.
Al the Chittenden count" court house
Friday morning before Judge w. W.
Miles and side Judges ". NJ Barber
and r. w. Quinn there was a hearing
TN the chanccry case Of Francis Co
hill We. j. l.. < Maria Cochran TO nave
the time OF redemption shortened. Ir
the chancery case OF John j. Enrlght
adm. We. Phildom Young ct AL the
lb,ll was taken as confessed. Judge
Miles returned Friday afternoon to his
home.
| LATHE Potter. n Colchester woman
who on February was found guilty
of adultery. was taken into city cour
Tuesday and sentenced to serve MOI
less than u Tcr mcrc than IL months
in the states prison at Windsor. Sh'
was later placed in the hands or FRO
baton Officer Reeves and sentence
was suspended. Mrs. Potter Is NOR
phine fiend and she Is also SUFFERING
from other physicAl ailments. He'
CONDITION is considered serious.
Alexander House, II years old, ant
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Newton House o
North avenue. has been truant 70
some time and was sentenced Monda!
to the Industrial school At Vergennes fol
the remainder Of his minority. Aiexan
der was glad TO be sentenced there art
his father, who Is IN hard financial cir
cunstances. also expressed wish tina
he might be sent there. The boys moth
or Is seriously i'll and Of late he has no
had enough to eat.
BENJAMIN Kelley Of this city, who ha
been employed on the II. r. Chitten
den farm went recently TO Montpelie
, and on Wednesday evening he visite
the police station there. saving that h
had been the victim OF knockout drops
He said that he became acquainted wit
I two men and that he took n drink wit
: them near tho railroad station Afte
: that he remembered nothing until h
c nwoke on Main street minus about 81 an
'. his watch.
Charles Belts, charged with breach {
tie peace, was arraigned In city coul
T yesterday and pleaded guilty. He wa
~ fined s. and costs OF &N with N
- alternative sentence Of IS days in JAY
i He Will serve the time. He was charge
: with striking George iarpin. Mr.. Harpl
appeared before Justice pebervill
charged with similar offense, and We
fined g and costs of a7To with II
alternative sen,cnce OF 20 days in ja
h He expects TO pay.
y 1t is understood that the fnnnili;
L. khaki uniform, now worn by the trool
Of the regular army. Is in danger
- being supp,anted ny one OF dark
y shade The army officials have n
- ready given q large order - some
III .he mills and the new cloth VIII
tried out as an experiment. IL
+ cloth is of nearly the same tcxtu
,. as that now used but will be Wow
~ into drab body. making the unifor
l. less conspicuous. which, il Is though
3. will be Of value in time of action.
" slight advances by local bakers in 4
, prices Of certain cakes and doughnu
y led Free Press man Saturday to inqui
: tho reason. The reply was that the RI
in the price OF lard alone. to say nothil
ic Of that Of butter and eggs, is sufhcie
III to account for the change Of IL TO 10 Ger
he Der dozen for doughnuts, Less than u
" years ago a fierce Of lard cost SIS TO :
er while to-day the price is 50. Layer oak
90 that sold for dime are now u Ger
m anece at the local bakeries while lN
OF fingers are ID cents the dozen instead
he II.
Police officer Thomas Collins, arm
rs with three warrants, went down on B;
IL terry street Friday night and with
lie. assistance Of Officers Lynch and Hanl
'ol iaidcd place run by William Coz
de Miss Lottie Dion and Mrs Kate n
i'd Cam were arrested with Cook The v
n. men were loaded into a team withC
~ any trouble as they were dead to
$. world while Cook was so surprised Il
he Offered no resistance. Tie warra
a, charged Cook with keeping house
ill-fame and the others with open d
4, gross lewdness.
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