Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04

Latour was of a different mind. lie was
fined $500 and costs Of 1910, with all al
Tentative sentence Of 10 days in jail, 50
he took an appeal to county court and
furnished bail in the sum of 500.
Seventy-two cases were heard in city
court during July. AS usual, the intoxica-
ton cases out-numbered all others there
being As. The other cases are classified
as follows: Lettering, 1; larceny /; as
| sault with attempt to commit rape, 2;
| forgery. 3; breach Of the peace, 4;
violating liquor law, 8; violating slaugh-
ter house ordinance. Il prostitution. 2;
violating automobile ordinance. 1; open
] and gross lewdress. 1; non-support, 1;
physicians not registering, 1; tramp, 1;
hurting hard substance at rain, 1.
W. q. Gadue Monday buried a deer,
which had been killed by train near the
twin bridges. The deer. which was a
| small one. was found in a ditch near the
| track, where II had been thrown by the
force Of the blow. Saturday Mr.. Gadue
went to Appletree point, where a large
buck, weighing nearly $50 pounds had
been killed by hunters, who had evidently
been frightened away before they could
| dispose of the carcass An attempt had
been made to dress the body, as several
| Sits were cut into It and the fore legs
were tied. Mr.. Gadue, who is game
warden In this section, Is making an at
| tempt to discover the hunters.
Several appointments have been made
OF teachers in the public schools for the
| coming year Miss Halle G. Brownell
has been appointed a special assistant in
the Pomeroy school and Miss Maude NJ.
! Muluueen an assistant in the grammar
school Miss Marion Richmond. formerly
teacher in the grammar school. has
been transferred to the high school
| faculty and Miss Eva l.. Chandler has
| been appointed teacher of German in the
same school, Miss Chandler has had sew
eral years experience and was last year
a teacher in La Sale Seminary She has
only recently returned from Germany,
where she pursued her studies.
A farewell reception to the Rev. P.
j. Barrett for IA years rector at st.
Mary's Cathedral was held Thursday
evening at the Strong theatre. which
was filled to OVERLOOKING. Remarks
were made by Mayor Burke. C. p.
Smith, Congressman Foster. Thomas
L.
and j. r. Kelly. who presented Father
Barrett with a purse OF about $1,000.
contributed by the people OF Burling-
ton Father Barrett responded feeling
ly. He left Friday noon for his new
field Of labor in Poultney.
Henry Trombley, clerk In the Central
Vermont freight office. was seriously
burned Monday by blue vitrio which
was In one of the telephone batteries and
which was overturned upon him. Mr..
Tromhley was sitting on a bench below
| the shelf on which the batteries were 10
| Gated In the engine house, when the vi
bration which accompanied the passing
| of train overturned one of the glass
jars containing tho vitriol. The liquid
| burned him badly about the neck. back
and one foot and the clothes which he
wore were ruined. A straw hat protected
his head Cold water was administered
and afforded some relief and later DR..
]. w. Courtney dressed the wounds.
young man named Bessette, who
lives at the corner Of North Wirooski
avenue and Decatur street, flashed into
the thespian limelight Saturday. when
he bought soda water and candy with a
dollar that was given him by ore of the
vaudeville actors at The Strong theatre.
A few days previous the boy collected Z
large washing of the actor and took II to
a washerwoman, On Saturday he report
or. saying that the washing was done
and that the charge was 81. Young Bis
sette was given the dollar and then en-
sued the orgie Of ice cream candy and
cigarettes. After a time the actor became
, worried and notified the police of the
disappearance Of I3issette. The boy was
captured as was tho washing. and late
In the evening everything was serene
Z again.