Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13
CITY NEWS

county Clcrka office Tuesday.
Tho stage has stopped running between
Grand Isle and Plattsburgh, although
the ice is stil thought to be safe between
the points
J. A. Williams who is drilling a well for
the Cedar Beach association, has gvne
down lSo feet. but very little water has
been FOUND
Mrt Jean q. Rood Of Brookes avenue
has heased he Sparhawk sanitarium and
VIII conduct maternity and surgical
Hospital
In the estate Of Anna I. Small Of Hines
burg, Guy d. Boynton was appointed adj
ministrator in probate court Tuesday,
with Henry W. Russell and Guy W.
Tobey commissioners and appraisers.
Judge Palmer in city court Thursday
sentenced Henry Barney TO serve co days
In the county Jail on his plea of guilty
10 the charge Of stealing revolver from
Frank Martin on Tuesday night
Word has been received of the birth OF
twin boys to Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Foley
of Dummerston Station Mrs. Foley was
Miss May Stoughton. formerly Of this
city.
j. l., Marshall is representing the n
*. Fairbanks company In this territory
and has located in Burlington with his
family. coming from Providence. r. l.
He succeeds +. f. Barrows.
Sheriff Allen will sell at public auction
on Saturday afternoon. April 10. at two
O'CLOCK. the millinery and furniture in
the Dodge millinery establishment on
Bank street which was closed by the
sheriff shortly after fire in the base
ment Of the building
Alexander Paya was placed in Jail Fri
day on an old mittinus charging In
toxication He will serve ten DAYS.
Thomas Pope, an habitusl drunkard, was
given 80 days in Jail yesterday by Judge
Palmer in city court. Moses Forest was
fined 81 and costs of s57s for a first
offense Of intoxication
George Henderson, the Burlington
young man whose sensational marriage
10 Chicago adventures created much
talk few months ago has entered the
employ Of CHM & Co, the Boston Pub
fishing firm. at their Springfield, Ill. Office,
according to adytces received by Winoo-
ski friends of the young man.
states Attorney Henry & Shaw yes
terday Aled an Information against
Olive Harrington in county court,
charging the illegal sale Of liquor at
rs cherry street. Bail was fixed at 500,
which the woman WAS unable to furnish
Her husband. Caleb Harrington. is now in
Jail on similar charge.
Deputy Sheriff Todd received a summons
Wednesday night to arrest a man who
was making a disturbance on the Shell
hurne road in the town of Shelburne The
man was Jerry Beaudry, who said his
home was In New York State He was
sentenced to serve ten DAYS on a charge
Of INVESTIGATION by Justice Joseph T.
Stcarns
+. S Boyles of Johnson was brought TO
his city Saturday and taken TO the Mary
FLETCHER h spital, where one leg was
operated on. Mr. Boyles suffered a slight
accident to the leg several weeks ago and
1t became infected The trouble with it
Increased so that II was thought II would
he necessary TO amputate it. He was
doing we'll Sunday, however and was
thought that the limb might be saved
The gross receipts Of the Burlinsto on
postofilce for the year ending March 81
1911 We're slOo.272 81. according to the fig
ures furnished yesterday by Postmaster
+ J. Derby. The figures show a net gain
over the year ending March 81 1910 Of 81 -
SS5.2S. The second largest Office In Yer
mont is at Rutland There receipts for the
Year ending March 81, 1911, were XII, 4a2 a
gain Of ;2325 SO over the year ending
March 81, 1910
Joseph White, a workman employed on
the Hotel Vermont. was injured Tues
day afternoon by being struck on the
head by a door which fell through an
elevator shaft, a distance OF two stories.
The man was knocked unconscious and
the ambulance was summoned but when
White was revived by Dr. J. W. Courtney
he expressed desire to be taken home.
and this was done In dressing the
wounds on the head several stitches were
necessary.
Indications point to large number OF
applications for licenses TO be considered
by the board OF license commissioners
this year The applications which came
IN SATURDAY were AS follows: Alfred A.
Fasse, $50 st. Paul street. first-class;
Fred Garneau and Fred Letourneau, s.
North avenue, frst-class; Charles Muir,
.'c North street. first-class: Mason c.
He"he, % Church street, fifth-class Up
To date, % applications have been re-
ceived
Nine applications for licenses were re-
celved by the licepce commissioners
Monday as follows: First-class Arthur
Roberge. los North street Bergman and
Eatz, rs North street; second class. J. r.
Stone, 1874 North street; George NJ De-
ianey, lbl St Paul street; George Laval
lee, u lntervale avenue third-cass T.
+. Woodbury.; fifthclass, j. Rollan
lshhm Winooski avenue and North street;
fifth-class, George A. Chuchiu Is Church
street.
Applications for licenses are now COM
ing in rapidly, the commissioners having
received 10 Friday. OF this number five
were for first-claSS licenses, as follows:
+, j, Niens, 81 Lafountain street; Alfred
+, warren. l2I 81. Paul street, Herbert
l.. Pitcher lG5 Main street. T. H. Murphy.
Sherwood House, David II. McCuen, "A
North street, second class Max A.
Brendel, 1873 St, Paul street: John Nc
Cabe. 15l Cherry street. James e. Goliath
ell Main street, third class, Richard ]
Daley 1876 Battery street; nfth-class. j.
w. O'Sullivan "A Church street
Louis King, employed on the farm OF
two broken ribs and some other injuries