Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

was In charge Of the Canadian office 10,
over A. years.
Lewis Brothers, the aged veteran. whc
was In Jail for several weeks a while ago
pending an investigation as to his sanity,
Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital. where
he Is receiving treatment for n leg which
he injured Thursday afternoon at Esscx
Junction. He was trying to get on an
electric car when he fell and badly
bruised and 1t Is thought fractured the
bone. The man is 80 years of age and al
though the break. II there Is one, is
small, recovery will be slow.
rhe Star of East Hampton. n. Y. an
nounces the marriage on Friday, July 7,
Of Miss Mary Hedges Culver, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.. Culver OF that
village. and Ernest F. Clifford. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. clifford of this city.
The ceremony was performed at the Os-
born House in East Hampton by the
Rev. DR.. J. ID. Stokes. a wedding break
fast was served and Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford started on a trip to Virginia. They
will reside In New York city.
A man employed in the commercial de-
partmcnt OF the local telephone exchange
claims much for the telephone. Recently.
he says. he was visiting at n place with
a friend who had a dog named Rex. On
leaving, the friend forgot the dog and
tclephoncd to tho house to SEQ II the
animal was there. lie was informed that
IT was and that the late guest had been
trying lnsuccessfully to scnd II home
Put the receiver to the dogs ear and [
II Ill call him a1.-te1I ,ia T.tz.1 $500 49,,
was done. The dog after hearing bis
masters voice s~curried home as fast ms
II could.
A writ summoning Joseph AgeI before
the county court to show c1use why tho
state should not have the benefit of the
forfeiture of bail of $500 in the case Of
state VS.. Edward Borette. who failed 10
appear at the March term of court, has
been issued by State's Attorney II. r..
Shaw. During a special term Of count
court In the spring an Information was
fled against Sorette. charging that he
furnished liquor to a girl. a minor. dur
ing a 10y ride" Mr.. Agel was bonds
man for Borette, who disappeared short
~ thereafter.
Louis LimoCe, whose place w7s recently
searched and whiskey and beer found
was in city court Tuesday forenoon and
waived examination on the charge Of
having liquor on hand with intent 70 sell
7. E. Hopkins went his bail on this
charge. as he I'D on tho case against
intoxicating liquors. Tho case will there-
fore not be heard in city court. When
the officers searched the house nothing
was found In plain sight but as one Of
the policemen was coming down the
stairs he heard a peculiar noise and. on
investigation, found that the stair was
a drawer Upon pulling this out he dis
covered much booze costly tucked away.
Two writs or scIre fscias. asking
James \. Kelley and Emily Langlois to
show cause why the State should not be
padd hail money that has become forfeited.
ware hlcd yesterday in Chittenden county
court by states Attorney Shaw. Mr..
Kelley acted as hondsman for Rose Gotta.
who was charged with selling LIQUOR H.
legally, in the sum of 500 At the March
term Of court she did not appear. and
the states attorney claims the recoc-
nlzanCe was then forfeited. Emily Lang
lois furnished bail in the sum Of 5000
FOR william F.. Lanelois. who was charg-
~ with periuryinE himself in Chittenden
county probate court. Ianglois. il was al
legged. gave false testimony in regard 10
his actions as executor of the estate OF
Relislc. He also failed to ao-
pear at the March term OF court.
Ralph O.. Stratton, formerly Of this city,
who resigned his position as general SOC
rotary of the Y. NJ G. A. in Clifton