Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15

bury two days ago started yesterday for
his home, which Is understood to be in
the vicinity of Pittsfeld, Mass. He was
the most seriously hurt of the crowd and
had to be taken on a stretcher to the
ambulance and thence to the boat, which
he took as far as possible. that the
journey might be made easier. The other
three have apparently recovered and are
suffering only from a few severe
bruises.
Alexander Reume, plain drunk, was
in city court Thursday morning and
pleaded guilty to the charge. He was
fined the customary s. and costs and
made arrangements to pay so that he
was liberated, Reume was found asleep
on the lower road to Winooski, where
he had fallen on the way home Julian
st. John, another man who has never
been IN court before, was UP on tho same
charge. He was arrested tho night be-
fore on North street and was given the
Same sentence Of IS and costs. In his
case nlso arrangements were made to
pay and he was allowed to go free.
Miss Mary F. Sulivan Of 81 Bank street
vas given linen shower Thursday even
Ing by about 40 Of her girl friends in
honor of her approaching marriage to
william Denning, New York representa-
tive Of the Shepard & Morse Lumber
company. Miss Sullivan was presented
with fine collection of gifts. Choice re-
freshments were served and a musical
program furnished which included solos
by Miss Lucy Cayo. Miss Bertha Denning
and Miss Helen Shea.
Monday in probate court "A license
to sell real estate was granted in the
estate of Mary Bostwick of Richmond.
In the estate of Ira w Sayles Of Rich
mond, w. A. Towne of this city was
appointed administrator de bonis non,
with the will annexed. In the estate OF
p. G.. Sayles of Burlington. W. A. Towne
was appointed administrator, and the
commissioners and appraisers named
were II. w. Allen and Van A. Nye. Cyril
Bigue Of Willston has been committed
as an insane person to the State hospital
at Waterbury.
The age of chivalry Is not dead but Sid
ney Snyder of Winooski thinks It would
be better II 1t were. Mrs. NJ. Maynard
was arrested few days ago on a charge
of adultery and Snyder stepped to the
front and furnished bail in the sum Of
5000 for her appearance when called for.
Through some Misunderstanding. she did
not put In an appearance In city court
| Friday for her hearing and her bonds
man was called upon to appear. This he
| cid and Grand Juror Moulton placed him
rnder arrest on a similar charge. His
| bail Of $500 was furnished by J. Frank
| Kidder.
| The body of George Goodwin who fell
| from boat while fishing In Lake Cham
! plain Thursday was secured by graphing
irons Friday morning about nine
! o'clock and brought ashore by w
| p Conger. who had been search
ing for the body for about two hours
| T.phraim MERCER, who was in another
beat near Mr.. Congers. saw the body
| lying face downward on the lake bottom
bout 90 feet from the point where Good
wins boat was anchored and called to
Mr.. Conger who took the body In tow
, and carried 1t ashore. He told police
| man who was stationed on the shore and
the oficer notified the authorities.
| Addie Sweet. who was arrested . few
weeks ago for uttering forged checks
ana WHO WITH ner loNr years olu cIlllI
| has been In Jail since. was brought into
city court Monday and pleaded guilty
to an information filed against her.
Judge Palmer sentenced her TO not less
than year or more than IA months
| in states prison, but on the recommen-
dalton of states Attorney II. B. Shaw
| she was placed in tho hands Of the
probation officer ard sentence was sus-
pended. Her father, James Laporte, fur
| nished bell amounting TO 500 for her APP
| pearance in county court to testify in
! the case against her husband.
| grist of DRINKS, plain and otherwise
were disposed Of by Judge Palmer In city
| court Friday Barney Lynch pleaded
not guilty and was fined So and costs o,
s7.S5. He took an appeal to county cour
| and f. G.. Webster went his bail in the
sum of 500. Frank Tague, 81 years OF
| age, who said he came from Mooers
| Forks and was on the way to Barre wher
arrested. pleaded guilty to taking little
| nip but 'only what the doctor ordered
| him to take" He was fined SIS and cost:
Of 1913 and given 80 days in Jail, but sen
| tence was suspended by the court owinl
| 20 the mans age and he was warned Il
| leave town at once Kate Hathaway was
| in city court again Friday and wa.
| fired SIS and costs and also given 80 days
| furnished her bail in the sum of 500
| Henry Coffrine pleaded guilty to a charg,
of intoxication and was fined SIS and cost