Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
CITY NEWS


The foundation work for the rev thea
tire on Bank street was begun Tuesday
The barber shop Of the late Joseph A.
Goddette at 72 Pearl street has been sold
TO J. ]. Wright of New York.
license to sell real estate was granted
in probate court yesterday in the estate
of Mary Il. Poole of Charlotte.
The Brotherhood of the First Church
will have the Rev G. Glenn Atkins as the
principal speaker at the annual meeting
TO be held the evening of January 8.
The work of setting up the weather
Kiosk on City Hall park was begun Tues
day afternoon, the base having been
placed in position several days ago
Invitations have been issued for a
dance to be given by Miss Frances Wood
bury and Miss Margaret Darling at the
klifa club house on Friday evening
r. A. Nichols of ~ Church street has
returned to his home from the Fanny
Allen hospital after a three weeks illness.
Following an operation for appendicitis.
Mary Fletcher hospital who suffered a
shock Sunday night, remains in a serious
condition, unconscious. and gradually
sinking.
The Rev. A. G. Clarke received d letter
from the Rev. q. Y Bliss yesterday say
ing that he and his family would be in
Rome until the latter part of January,
his address being the Eden hotel.
Past Commander n. II. Tiley a. I
Philip Ward have received notice Of
their appointment as aides de- ca mp
on the star of the commanders H. e.
chief of the G A. r.
James Martelle pleaded not guilty to a
charge of intoXication in city court Fri
day but was found guilty by Judge
Palmer and fined $15 with costs An
appeal was taken and f. q Webster be.
came his surety in the sum of 500
A license to sell real estate was granted
in probate court Tuesday in the estate
OF Alonzo j. Stevens of Colchester. There
was also settlement of the account OF
Charles H. Stevens as administrator IF
the same estate
Edmund McGowan who came here to
visit his relatives a few weeks ago scored
his second victory Thursday when he was
for the second time in u DAYS sentenced
for intoxication. He was lined sl5 and
costs of SSH. but took ga appeal and
furnished bail
Exceptions have been filed i'm the county
clerks office in the case of John p. La
Nigne vs.. the city of Burlington. This
was an action brought by a former pclice-
man to recover for back salary and the
city obtained judgment in the suit at the
September term of county court
In the county clerks office THURSDAY
the divorce petition of Elizabeth Winderl
against Anton Winderl was entered The
papers set forth that the couple were
married in 1854 and have four children.
cruelty and failure to support are alleged.
The plaintiff asks temporary alimony
pending the hearing of the case. Both
parties reside in Winooski
Thomas Pope was arragned in city
court Friday and pleaded guilty to an
information filed by States Attorney II. b.
shaw charging him with Jail breaking
Judge Palmer fined him S25 and costs
ana as he Will take the alternate sentence
in jail he will not have to worry about
his three meals per day for over three
months.
The annual meeting of Green Mountain
Lodge. No. |, l. o. O. F. was held Tuesday
evening and the following officers elected :
+. c. Prentiss, noble grand; E j.
Thomas vice-grand; George p Cole, sec
rotary; r. c. Smith, treasurer The Off