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

charlotte citizens came near having mn
butter on their tables Friday and but
Tor the generosity Of Judge Palmer might
nave gone on indefinitely without that
necessary commodity. W. j. Stebhins 81
butter maker in that town, came TN to
burlington Thursday night and celebrated
He landed In Jail and when he discovered
that he might he unable to resume his
duties Friday morning his anxiety was
great. If he could only catch that 8.15
train, he said, all would be well, Judge
Palmer was notified and Stebbins was
arrafsned before him and fined s. and
costs of s5.7a, which he paid and caught
his train.
Deputy Sheriff Todd Monday sold a
piano at auction, in front of tho police
office. The instrument went to Isaac
Rosenberg for t32. The piano was taken
on an execution IN favor of Mr.. Rosen.
berg. Sheriff Allen yesterday went to
Essex, where he sold at auction n lunch
cart belonging to Homer b. Fletcher.
The sale resulted from the foreclosure of
Il chattel mortgage held by r. F. Barnes
Sheriff Allen Is getting ready for his
millinery opening" on Saturday after
noon. April Is. at two o'clock. when he
will sell at public auction the millinery
goods and furnishings in the Dodge estab.
lishment on Bank street.
Tuesday proved another hard dav for
the respondents who came before Judge
Palmer in city court. One hundred DAYS
In jail is getting to he quite the usual
thing for ''habituals'' and stephen Martin
was unfortunate enough to draw this
m rf
costs Of s5.79 and a straight sentence also
OF 30 days, which, when computed on the
scale of three days for every dollar of the
mo. makes total of 70 DAYS John
Henot was fined s. and costs of S. % and
John Falvey was given a fine of s. and
costs Of 500. with alternate sentences of
lC days each in jail Cornelius McIanc
was given 30 days straight III were
charged with intoxcation
The annual business meeting ana
luncheon of the Athena club was held
at the home of Mrs. {. j. Russell on
LOOMS street Friday afternoon
The work Of tho club for the coming
year was planned and the following
ofhcers were chosen: President. Mrs
c. j. Russell; vice president. Mrs. T.
B. Bailey; secretary. Mrs. G. F. Dali
ton; treasurer Mrs. !. A. Bond. The
club has recont1v ,oi,ad .ho I-arr,o,.
State redera,io, ot uror,ar, ,,,,a
Mrs. B. L. An6rews r.as I.ct.s Al.
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the federation which ,r, III, .
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Inc ahnuai conVocaton Of Burling-
ION 'hapter' NO. 3. r. A. NJ. was held
last evening when officers we're elect
Z" anu ihs'aiied ana the annual han
p1eV was held Following are the Of
ncers VINO were elected for the ensuing
year; ID. C. Simonds, f. H. p. II. II
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SIX applcations for licenses were re-
ceived Thursday by the board of Ii
cense commissioners. OF this number
flVe were for first-clasS licenses and one
Tor second-cless. Among the applications
for first-class license was one filed by
Robert f. Collamer, assistant manager
of the Hotel Vermont. FOR licenpe to
sell intoxicating liquors in the north
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The school board met Friday evening
and organized with a recollection of
the officers of last year and with the
same makeup of the committees
Superintendent H. Q. Wheeler was re-
appointed for his 32nd term and the
board adjourned for a week without
transacting anything but routine bus
mess V. A. Billiard will act az pres
tour as secretary The committees
are as follows: school buildings and
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