Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-10

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The case of State VS.. Louis Alfred, the
respondent being charged with selling
cigarettes to minors, was taken UP again
yesterday afternoon in city court. Alfred
did not put in any defense and he was
found guilty and fined IS and costs, the
total amounting to $915 There was a
further hearing IN the case Of Israel
Miller, charged with the same offensc,
and this case was continued to to-day.
Albert e. Rosenberg. one Of the best
known firms in the northern part of the
city. are selling out their clothing bust
ness and expect to close the store at the
corner Of North street and Winooski
avenue before April first The Arm. con-
sistng of Louis Alrcrt and Joseph Ros-
cnberg. have occupied the building since
it was first built Is years ago. Neither
has decided upon his plans for the fut-
ure.
Edward Perry was in city court Tues
day morning. charged with a fourth Of
Tense OF intoxication. He was fined SIS
and costs of 49,. with the alternative
sentence of 70 days in jail. lie will serve
the time. In disclosing, Edward said he
met friend on Cherry street to whom
he gave money with which to buy whs-
key and alcohol. He did not know the
mans name. but he was a good friend all
the same.
About 80 children and. grandchildren of
Mrs. Maria i. Smith met at the home
Of her son. Il. G. Smith, on North
Winosski avenue Sunday TO celebrate
the Soth anniversary of her birth. Among
those present were r. W. Smith of North
Hyde Park. Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Buker
Of Jcnersonville. Mrs. Clara Hawley OF
Colchester and Lawrence Rogers of
rnderhlll. and her daughters. Mrs. Ncttie
Alexander. Mrs. Il. O Payne and Mrs.
Hersey Melcndy, who live here.
In probate court Friday in the es-
tate of Anna Maloney Of Burlington the
will was proved and Mrs. Lilly Golden
was appointed executrix. The will of
Charles Parent, late Of Burlington, was
proved and Sophie Parent was appointed
executrX. a decree was made in the es-
tate of Louise Lessor, late of Shelburne,
and f. B. Taft was appointed guardian
of George +. Baker of Burlington. Tho
annual settlement was made in the will
Of Caroline kidder, late of Winooski.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Paul deNyse Burrows and Miss Eliza
beth Ravens, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. o. S. Havens of Point Pleasant n. J.
The wedding took place on March l at
bn s l. hid
tour the couple will make theif home at
Cornwall-on-the-Huds where Mr.. Bur
rows is engaged as a civil engineer. Mr.
Burrows was a graduate Of the I'niver-
sty Of Vermont in the class Of 1906
II has become known that the three
names Of priests presented at Rome on
the bishops terna We're the Revs J. ID.
Shannon of Middlebury, Milan of Ames-
bury, Mass. and J. J. Rice of North
bridge, Mass. Father Milan has since
been appointed bishop of Hartford. Conn
The bishop of London, Ont. has received
the official papers confirming the news Of
his appointment and the 18th of April
has been fixed upon as the date of his
conservation. He was appointed several
weeks before the Rev j. j. Rice
The Woman's Missionary circle OF the
First Baptist Church held its annual
meeting Tuesday afternoon and evening
in the church parlors The following Of
ticers We're elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. A. r. Simonds: VICE
president Mrs. r. p. Bailey; secretary,
Miss Jane Warner; treasurer, Mrs. -. ].
Andrews; directors, Mrs. +. A. Whit
lock Nire I II Touslcv apI NJ.
Hoag After the business meeting. re-
freshments We're served and "A short en-
tertainment given.
Mrs Florence Wood Russell, formerly
OF this city, now of Rutland. is to give
a reading of Tennysons "Enoch Arden
with the Richard Strauss music. for the
Womcn's club in Rutland March 20 Miss
Margaret Ross daughter of II. IL Ross
OF this city. will he the pianist. Mrs Rus
sell expects 10 make a specially Of this
work. In conjunction with her regular re-
citals. after her removal April to Sping-
field, Mass, where she has been engaged
as director of the music in Faith Congre-
gationalist Church.
Five candidates yesterday tool, civil
service examinations at the federal hui,d
ing under the direction Of j. C. lonsa
local secretary OF the board OF ctvt,
service examiners. One candidate took
the examination for civil engineer student
one for physician in the Isthnian canal
service, one for clerk in the same SER
vice and one for oomputer In the nautical
almanac Office. On Tuesday "A candidates
took the examination for the denart
mental office force in conn ectlon wi, tho
census.
Edward Colary OF this city. late az
West Newton, Mass, was before Judge
Mover on Saturday, charged with steal
ing watch from Frank Martin. He WAS
sentenced to serve 60 days in tail. Colarv
boarded with MIR. Martin and on Febru.
AIRY % he plfered his landlords watch
ana sweater and disappeared lie pawneS
the watch with the station agent at Ceor-
gia and later returned to this city. wben
he was arrested. He was formerly q SOL
der at Fort Ethan Allen and served a
years sentence for desertion.
Edward Riley, Jr., OF Cedar street 10
recovering from the results of a bad fall
received Sunday night, when he went
through the flooring OF the rrandstand
at Athletic Park to the ground. n dis
lance Of q feet. In falling he struck
some of the supports and those with a
heavy overcoat which he had on pre-
vented him from receiving serious in
iuries. The injuries sustained consisted
of cut on the back of the head and
another on the face With the aid of a