Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
CITY NEWS

In pioDutc court Thursday i. q.
Webster was appointed administrator in
IT, estate OF Lucy Martin, late of Bur-
lugton.
willard ELLIS was tried Thursday in city
, court before Justice stcarns on a charge
Of breach of the peace. lie was fined ~
and costs of S.aS. which he paid.
Thirteen candidates appeared yester-
day at the civil service room of the
federal building to take the examination
for the positions of clerks and carriers
Tor the local office.
Lottlo Dion of this city and j. o. Sher-
man of Concord, n. H., were arraigned
IN city court Tuesday, charged with in
toxication. Each was fined the same
amount, s. and costs of $lO.23. and each
took the alternative sentence of 10 days
In jail.
Miss Bertha Hathaway was given II
linen shower Tuesday evening In honor
OF her approaching marriage to Waiter
Laduke. The shower was rendered by n
number Of the friends Of the prospective
bride and was given at the home of Mrs.
II. l.. Johnson, 10 Lafayette place.
a suit in chanocry was Tuesday en-
tered with the county clerk Frances NJ.
Macombcr of Plattsburgh, n. Y, brings
foreclosure action against r. T.. Hall
and Ellen +. Hazcn Hall, both of Dan
bury. Conn. The suit concerns property
located on North avenue in this city
The marriage of Frank Whalen, son of
MIR. and Mrs. james whalen OF South
Union street, to Miss A. Marie vnlliquotto
of ottawa is announced. The ceremony
look place in Ottawa and after wedding
MN the couple will make their home in
this city. They are expected here the
latter part of the week
). Before Justice Stearns, Friday, Eu-
gene Warner was found guilty Of in
toxication and fined 50 and costs, with an
alternative of ten days In JAIL which
he will serve. Albert Gotta, Thomas
Baker and William Clark were also found
guilty OF the same offense and are serv
| ing ten days each In Jail.
On November 90 an examination will be
Ahed In the Civil Service room OF the
Federal building for physicians for the
Indian, Philippine and Isthmian service.
at a recent examination. enough cant-
dates did not qualify and there remain
several vacancies. The salaries range from
$500 to $500 per yenr. depending upon
the location.
Joseph Asseln, aged 10 years, and his
sister, Pauline. aged 10 years were Tues
day sentenced in city court to the In
dustrial school at Nergennes for the re-
mainder of their minority. II seems that
the mother is in parts unknown and the
father unable to give the children proper
| supervision. They were arraigned as tru-
ants.
| The Military Post street Railway com
pany has offered a reward of 500 for evil
dence leading to the arrest OF the person
or persons who placed ties on the COM
pany's tracks just beyond Fort Ethan
Allen last Tuesday evening. A hundred
eimoleons should make all the amateur
detectives IN Chittenden county sit up
and take violent notice.
Lieut. Commander ]. II. Holden. u. S.
N. left sunday after q months leave
spent at his home He has gone TO take
charge Of the naval proving ground. In
diam Head. Maryland. where the guns
made at the Washington gun factory are
proved and all the smokeless powder
used by the navy is manufactured. Mrs.
Holden leaves on Friday to Join her hus-
band.
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