Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
CITY NEWS

late Of II. A. Allen. late of Milton,
'ettlement and decree was made.
Thomas George, william sattery,
Martin Waite and a man named Tibbetts
were arrested yesterday afternoon,
charged with intoxication.
In city court on Saturday In the case
Of II. p. Prindle vs. Joseph Lcnor, iudg-
nent was rendered for the plaintiff to
recover damages of 1881 and costs Of S6Gl
n probate court Friday In the es-
late Of Sarah A. +. Loomis of Fur
dngton. Edward A. Pope was appoint
I'd administrator and Cnarles f. Pease
and Fred S. Pease appraisers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Stone. who have
been spending the winter in Florida, have
started for home. They are now In
Washington, where they will remain for
= few weeks.
c. r. Kelley. formerly of this city and
for the past year manager Of the Western
Union telegraph office in Montpelier. has
office to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of w. NJ Martin.
William Foote Of South Burlington fell
down stairs at his home yesterday after
noon and fractured three ribs. The fall
was the result of a mis-step and besides
the broken ribs. two bad gashes on the
hea were sustained.
over 81, no was received Sunday as the
Easter Offering Mt St Paul's Church.
The children's Offering in the afternoon
amounted TO about $40. A portion of the
u-iii ha n rpfnrNiSh
chapel and parish house when they are
completed.
Arthur Potvin was arraigned before
Judge Mower Thursday afternoon,
charged with first offense Of intoXica-
ton. He was fined IS and costs and ex-
poets to serve the alternative sentence
of ten days in jail
Miss Marjorie Perry gave dance a,
Masonic Temple hall Tuesday evening
Bartons orchestra furnished music for an
order Of % dances. The chaperons were
= Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Perry and Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Smith.
In probate court on Saturday final set
tement Of the administrators account
was made in the estate of Eveline NJ.
Humphrey, late of Essex, and decree of
the estate was made. In the estate OF
Chauncey +. Abbott of Richmond a
license to sell real estate was granted.
In probate court Thursday In the es-
tate OF Gideon r. Andrews late OF
Huntington, the administrator made "A
final settlement and the estate was de-
creed. In the estate Of II. y. Edgerton
Of charlotte the administrator made ap-
rlicntion to sell real estate.
George Latour, charged with breach Of
the peace. was fined So and costs of ST.:
In city court Monday. His offense
consisted in fighting with woman or
tho street. Clayton Brunitiere was also
arraigned for breach OF the peace and
fined 81 and costs Of sl073. Both men
uaid their fines and costs.
In city court on Saturday the case of
+. W. Wood charged with operating an
automobile without license, was dis
posed of. Mr.. Wood was fined s. and
costs OF slO93. which he paid. L. y.
Daley, arraigned for selling cigarettes and
cigarette wrappers to minors, was fined
s. and costs, which he paid.
Fred Angus, for the past four years
bookkeeper in the local office OF Swift &
company, has been appointed travelling
salesman for the house with a part OF
northern Vermont as his territory
Arthur NJ. Connolly. formerly with the
Keene, n H., office, has been transferred
to this office to act as bookkeeper.
Joseph Cummings, who conducts The
CRYSTAL Palace candy Kitchen on Church
street was brought before Judge Mower
Monday, charged with violating thu
Sunday law. 1t was charged that he SOLD
Ice cream between the hours of mid
night on March q and midnight of thu
following day. He was fined s. and costs
Of s773
William Fisher of Essex Junction was
before Justice Stearns on Saturday
charged with intoxicaton. He was fnec
Il and costs of 1864 md he paid the money
Fisher was arrested on Friday, when h'
gave his name az John Bull NJ. l.
Phillips was arraigned for a breach of thu
peace and was fined 81 and costs Of s.. SO
He also paid.
In probate court Monday In tn
estate Of Charles p, Thayer late of Phila
delphia, Pa, II. O. Wheeler and II. W
Allen were appointed appraisers and com
missiOners In the estate OF Charle
Edgar Boyden, late of Burlington. Mimi
E. Boyden was appointed Administrative
In the estate OF G. l.. Stone OF Weston
final settlement Of the guardian am
discharge was made.
Miss Mae Hillary has resigned her posi-
tio!. as kindergarten teacher in the Sta
Hose building and Miss Virginia Ferguson
FOR two years assistant has been ap
pointed in her place, Miss Ferguson
we'll fitted for the position as she is
graduate of the local high school, ha
had course in kindergarten work i
Boston and has already had experienc
In teaching in this city.
John A. Thomas and Charles Devlil
were brought to this city by Sheriff Allel
on Saturday from the State hospital a
Waterbury, Both men have been unde
observation as to their sanity and viii
now be tried in county court. Thoma
is the man who shot Officer John II
RYAN and Devlin is charged with settinl
fire to property owned by the Standar
Coal & Ice company on Pine street.
The members of Canton Lafayette. Nc
L.. l. o. O. F., held mas
ouerade ball Tuesday eYenin
at the armory hall, there being
large attendance. Eighteen dance mum
bers were gone through with. The moo
managers were r. c. Smith, Henry Sal
duction committee was composed of r. G
Hamilton, Il. A. Spear, n. Is. Masters
r. C. Bliss and Il. J. Thomas.