Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25

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taken Thursday morning to Barro and
nrraigned in city court on complaint
signed by states Attorney benjamin
Gates. He waived examination and
was bound over TO tho September term
Of Washington county court Williams
was unable to furnish tho $500 bail
nxed by Judge II. w. Scott and was
recommittcd to the county jail.
Since the hearing at the special
torn Of Supreme Court Tuesday morn
ing the Judges have been sitting In
chambers at the Pavilion Hotel con-
sidering cases previously heard. Thurs
day entries In two cases were or
dered In tho case OF Paterson 6 |
Holden vs.. Sargent, Osgood and |
Roundy and trustees, from orange |
county. in which in the lower court |
there was a pro forma Judgment for
the plaintiff to recover 1857 damages
and costs, the Judgment Of the county
court was affirmed, as It was in the
Lamoille county foreclosure case OF
w. n. Nyo VS. james Stewart.
The March term of Washington county
court cost the state s5.AGS. County Clerk
NJ. T. Smile made n final settlement
Thursday with the auditor OF accounts. TIL
principal items are: Petit jury s3,2l2.T2;
account of Sheriff +. n. Tracy. s57o.SS:
referees. auditors and special masters,
tscs46; witnesses. s7l5sl; assistant judges,
$437 20; reporters. &16
The meeting to be held tomorrow after
noon In Washington county court house
by the republican committees Of Washing
ton county will be of unusual interest
Lieut.. Gov. John a. Mead. Congressman
Frank Plumley. the Hon. l.. +. Slack
and John W. Gordon will be among the
| speakers The public is cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
| The republicans of Berlin Thursday
nominated Il. b. House. "A farmer. for
| representative IN the next Legislature and
the democrats nominated George *.
Perrin who represented that town in the
! Legisla ture OF 1892.
The democratic city committee has
changed tho time Of holding the demo-
era tic caucus to nominate representa-
tive in the coming Legislature to Satur-
day evening. instead OF Monday evening
Mrs. Mary LAWYER Clary. long time
resident OF this city, died Thursday Of
senile demcntie. Mrs. Clary was born IN
Ireland and was so years old She Is eur
vived by one daughter, Mrs. q. " Tai
bert of birmingham, Ala. who was with
her mother during her last illness. The
funeral was held at St. Marys church
Saturday at nine o'clock ana TIE
burial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
Frank Tremblay was In city court
Friday charged with breaking into the
railroad station at Oakland Wednesday
night when s37 was taken. After the hear
Ing lie was held for the September term
Of county court, bail being fixed at 5000
which was not furnished.
At meeting of the Autanoe Glee club
yesterday afternoon it was decided to
have picnic next week. probably Tues
day. A trip will be taken in the yacht
of n. n. Atwood. Mrs. Atwood Is the d.
rector Of the Glee club.
Tie season ut Waugh's opera house will
open Tuesday night with THE Girl from
Rectors.
Frank II. Prior has purchased the Wiley
block on Main street. in a part of which
he has conducted confectionery and to-
bacco store.
Walter Williams of Barre, who was
brought from Rochester. n. Y, last week
by Sheriff Tracy. pleaded guilty Satur.
day to an information against him filed
by States Attorney Gates. charging hin
with forging two checks for SIS each. OF
which ne secured the money a year ago
He was sentenced to not less than three
nor more than four years at hard labor
In States prison at Windsor The lad ha.
made restitution for the $40 he secured
on the forged check and Is repentant
Execution of sentence was suspended
nd MIA IN, ho,
the probation officer.
The soil below Green Mount cemeter,
Is working havoc with the rock iron pip
which was laid there by the water de
partment Of the city. This pipe was lai,
: less than ten years ago but 1t Is so badl.
corroded that about 1000 feet of 1t vii
have to be taken up at once. 1t will b
Z replaced with cast iron pipe. which tn
peculiar conditions of the soil In that 10
cal!ty do not affect.
pink pearl recently found near Cabot
\ valued at $500, is on exhibition in c. II
Baldwn's Jewelry store. This pearl wa
v found In the Winooski river and could
l. little imperfection in Its shape be re
g moved it is estimated it would be wort
- $1,000
!. The rumor that an Independent oil com
T pany is to open branch office In this cit
g Is suhstantiated by the shipment of Sc
o gallons of Rasolene to Montpelier Fri
5. day. consigned to f. T. Seguin. who 70
@ the present will have charge of the bus
!. ness for the Independent company. 1t
: said the new company will establish
8 tank station here and put teams on tn
d road In opposition to the Standard O
y. company.