Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-24
CITY NEWS

20 Mrs. Katherine l.. Parker of Cuba.
In probate court on saturday in the
estate of Elizabeth Ilazen, late of Bur
lington, Van A. Nye and A. A. Drew
we're appointed administrators.
Frank Tleston Smith. who has taught
vocal music In this city for several years,
Is now located in Milwaukee. Wis. in
the Alhambra building
In probate court Yesterday in the
estate Of Phoeboe A. Coon. late OF
Colchester. the ADMINISTRATORS account
was filed and the day for settlement of
the decree was set for April H.
The condition Of w. NJ. Martin was
rreal' imNoved yesterday. He is now
conscious all of the time. c. l.. Bingham
Of St. Adams will have charge Of the local
Western Union office during Mr.. Martins
illness.
Ralph Ryan was before Judge Mower
on Saturday charged with a first offense
of intoxication and was found guilty and
fined = and costs of sii..9. He took an
appeal and furnished bail in the sum
o. $50.
James Hammond was arraigned before
Judge Mower Tuesday afternoon,
charged with a first offense OF intoxica-
ton lie was found guilty and fined s.
ana costs. lie will probably serve the
alternative sentence of 10 days in Jail.
Deputy Sheriff Todd as trustee Mon
day morning sold the stock and fixtures
of ;he Trick market at as North street.
Most of the fixtures and goods were sold
to local meat dealers and brought good
prices.
Edward Powers was arraisned In city
court Friday afternoon for Fl first Of
Tense of intoxication and was fined s.
ma costs of $685. with the alternative
sentence of ten days in iar lie tried to
make arrangements to pay.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Greene and daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie Greene. left Monday
tor six weeks trip through the West.
While away they will visit the Grand
canyon, Los Angeles and other points
returning by way of Portland, Oregon
nud the northern route,
Joseph Devoid Of Waterbury was ar
rai',ned in city court Monday. charged
with hrst offense of intoxcation and
US found guilty. He fined IS and
COSTS of S923 He was devoid of money
lt said that he could mi.ke arrange
MS to pay.
Mrs. Kate e. Russell of this city, with
7er sister, Mrs. Florence Jennison. the
ltirr's daughter and Mrs. Buchanan, all
Minneapolis. Mimi. will leave New York
Arm 10 on the steamer Moltke for Italy.
They will spend three months in Europe,
turning the steamship Baltic July
George Potvn. the man who raised a
disturbance at his home in Lakeside on
sunday afternoon. pleaded guilty to the
iNarge of ntoXication in city court Mon
day. He was given a straight sentence
OF 70 days in Jail as this was his third
oifeuse. To the charge of breach of the
peace he pleaded not guilty and the case
was continued
The case Of George ]. Zeigler & Co. vs.
Gladstone Brothers. apis. assumpsit, an
appeal from justice court. was entered
Saturday in Cnittenden county court.
TIE case of State Ralph Swagerty
was also entered. The respondent in
this case is the soldier who tried to
pass the forged check in Wlnooski.
Edgar and Frank Foster of Bolton were
urraigncd in city court Saturday, charged
with shooting a deer out of season, and
were discharged. They were recently ar
raigned for stealing cornstalks from 4
neighhoring farmer, to which charge they
pl, AIDED guilty and paid fines. They have
been in Jail several weeks in default
Of bail of 800 each.
The ice harvest is over with the ice
houses of the Consolidated Ice company