Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
CITY NEWS

being broken up until spring
Friday in probate court George
o. Bliss OF Springfield was appointed
administrator in the estate of Emily
J. Bliss, late Of Essex, deceased
Mrs j. o. Mddlebrook, who has been
confined to her bed for the past twelve
weeks with articuar rheumatism, con-
tinues in serious condition, with but
little Improvement
Jason Newton. who said he came from
Fcrrisburg, was before Judge Mower In
city court Saturday, charged with In
toxication. lie was fined s. and COSTS
which he arranged to pay
Frank Jake was arraigncd in city
court before Judge Mower Monday
and pleaded guilty to charge of in
toxicaton. He was fined 81 and costs
of s7.S9.
Thursday in probate court Marie Ladue
was appointed administrators in the
estate of Sarah Larahcc, late of Bur
lington deceased. j. Il. Roberts and D.
j. Tellia were appointed commissioners
and appraisers. In the estate OF Kate a.
Beach. late of Charlotte. William Y.
Beach was appointed administrator
Victor Nancracynest was arraiGned he
fore Judge Mower in city court Thurs
day on a charge of INVESTIGATION. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 81
days in Jail. His disclosure was taken
but his talk was confused that the
states attorney and the court could
make nothing of It,
There were IS births and % deaths
In Burlington during the month of
November, according to the records
In the city clerks office. OF the
births. % were boys ana 16 were
girls. The eldest mother was A and
the youngest 49, In one family the
new arrival was the 18th
Judgments have been entered in city
court in the following cases: Charlc+
Brean W. j. f. eastman for plaintiff
to recover 81 and costs of 81. 50, an action
In recover for labor performed. Charles
lie Casse vs.. j. II. Whitcomh for plain
.ff to recover SCI and costs of s1l.3s. An
appeal was taken from the Judgment in
The first named case
The Holy Name society OF St Mary
cathedral held its annual election Of Of
Ulcers Sunday afternoon in st. Patrick 5
chapel the election resulting as follows:
President, Z. Il. Corev: vice-president.
r. y. Murrn; recording secretary, r. A.
borr; financial secretary J. J. Cross
treasurer Nj u. McMahon: marshal. J. +.
Kelley: chaplain, the Rev. j. VI. Kennedy.
Judge Mower heard testimony in city
court yesterday in the action of II.
ler Lat, fr
claims that the defendant entered into an
agreement to do the repairing for the
Rosenberg shoe store between ;he dates
add that he neglected to do such work
during the busy season. The plaintiff
claims damages of 500
James Dolan, recently sentenced by
Judge Mower to the House of Correc-
lion, has placed before the court.
through his attorney, a petition ask
ing that he be placed in the hands of
the probation officer The petition Is
brought by his wife and mother.
Dolan was convicted Of breach OF the
peace. 1t was claimed during his
trial that he pointed a gun at his
wife and threatened to XIII her.
The action in general assumpsit of
'naries Brean OF Isle La Motto against
James r. eastman. appellant, OF TINS
city was Tuesday entered In the
Office of the county clerk, NJ. &. Leary
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Leputy Sheriff Todd has been served
with papers in an action Of trover brough,
against him by T. r. Favette TO recover
quantity Of hosiery. sheets and Other
goods which were seized at Favette 5
store by the sherff's department wher
the goods belonging TO a bankrupt firm OF
Boston Syrians were being rounded II,
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Benjamin Capino, an Indian who hail.
from Pierreville f. c., and who wa:
found reposing In the doorway OF III.
Old Fee Hive on Tuesday night, wa.
arraigned before Judge Mover in cit,
court yesterday on a charge of intoxica
ton. He was fined IS and costs and a.
he had no money he will serve m.
alternate Of ten DAYS In jan. Canine
came 10 Burlington 10 sell baskets 70 III,
of "cre va,.r"
a. M Nehdh'l' poS'ai clerk running